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Etain

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Download links and information about Etain by Tim Janis. This album was released in 1996 and it belongs to New Age, World Music, Celtic genres. It contains 18 tracks with total duration of 35:24 minutes.

Artist: Tim Janis
Release date: 1996
Genre: New Age, World Music, Celtic
Tracks: 18
Duration: 35:24
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. A Spell Is Cast 2:26
2. In the Wind Above the Sea 1:57
3. The Weary Heart 1:03
4. Haven 2:19
5. The Cup of Wine 2:09
6. The Time Between 2:37
7. The Chieftain's Daughter 1:04
8. The Time Between-Reprise 2:37
9. The Meeting at the Well 2:01
10. A Wedding Feast In Eochaid's Court 1:58
11. Remembering 1:06
12. A Walk In the Woods 1:55
13. A Game of Chess 1:42
14. High Stakes 1:46
15. Angry Waiting 1:51
16. To the Center 2:11
17. The Flight of Swans 2:51
18. The Chieftain's Daughter-Reprise 1:51

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Etain is the second album by composer Tim Janis. Featuring vocalist/lyricist Kate Chadbourne, the album tells the magical legend of the land of Tir na nOg (the Land of Youth) and story of Etain (pronounced Ay-deen) and her true love Midir. The story brims with dark spells, lost lovers, detoured lovers, and lovers reunited through a game of chess. Janis' music is richly symphonic, yet spiced with solo fiddle, flute, guitar, and mandolin. The themes are Celtic — reels, jigs, airs — and Chadbourne's compelling voice (the lyrics are in Gaelic) is perfect for singing the tale: soft and airy, yet with depth and a driving edge when needed. It won't be long before this heroic album — the melodies, the instrumentation, the voice, and the story — works its way into your heart. Others in the Tim Janis Ensemble include Mary Kennedy (flute and piccolo), Bethe Hagens (fiddle), Lawrence Golan (fiddle), David Surrette (guitar and mandolin), and Scott Kennedy and Steve Dube (percussion).