Thanks! I love being introduced to new music, and this is truly beautiful! I xouls listen over and over! What! Not suitable for a "boom box?" Thanks again!
really nice so very soothing.Really love the translantic sessions on BBC 2.This is very moving reminds me of sailing across the minch on a flat calm day with the dolphins sailing along with the boat.
what a lovely composition - a very talented lady; yes it is like rising and falling and ever shifting waves; er..is it just my romantic imagination but has Catriona only got those soulful eyes for Aly...poor keyboarder got an icy Shetland blast across his bows...
This is the first time I have been lucky enough to hear this...and I could have heard it blind, in some dark and antiseptic laboratory, in 4 point restraints....and still recognized its dark, sonorous complicated force. So briliant.
Thanks for this, it is beautiful. It would be great live!
I think the 3/4 time and the tune, which sort of 'folds' over itself, is very typical. It fits well with waves and rolling in a boat, etc. The violins also provide a 'drone'-like, bagpipe bass. There is a musical phrase for that persistent bass note that I can't remember. Funny how combinations of notes can be so evocative! Why should people have a physiological response to sound?
have u a husband cause if ya dont illl marry ya hahahah brilliant catriona keep her lit x
srmheffo 2 months ago in playlist transathlantic
beautifull thats all
Blacklamass 5 months ago
Incredible playing. Just saw Catriona play this in Boston at the Christmas Celtic Sojourn concert. She truly is a one of a kind musician.
syllogism314 1 year ago
facebook message at 0:31! had me fooled hahah.
evrolicious 1 year ago
That was beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
johnwon454 1 year ago
Does anyone know where I can get hold of Transatlantic Sessions 2 DVD. All I can find is the CD.
zphil 1 year ago
Wonderful - magical - uplifting and truly excellent. More more more PLEASE!
foggydayinlondon 1 year ago
The best four minutes of my day was spent listening to this music ...x Thank you for posting.
kara1464 1 year ago
I love when this is played, we play it in our awesome,, awesome band! Small hall Band :P.. and Shona Mooney taught me it :) xx
XLynellaDancerX 1 year ago
Thanks! I love being introduced to new music, and this is truly beautiful! I xouls listen over and over! What! Not suitable for a "boom box?" Thanks again!
hgbrown20001 1 year ago
Absolutely lovely :0)
TheMegaflump 1 year ago
really nice so very soothing.Really love the translantic sessions on BBC 2.This is very moving reminds me of sailing across the minch on a flat calm day with the dolphins sailing along with the boat.
uo8am 2 years ago
Is that a Virginal that the keyboard player is playing? Looks a bit small for a spinet piano or a harpsichord.
ken2518 2 years ago
She makes you want to melt when you look into those eyes. What a great gift.
ArkRed1 2 years ago 6
An aural tranquilizer. Catriona plays beautifully, and those eyes---
071949 3 years ago 5
@071949 your so right.
Blacklamass 1 year ago
@071949 and the dextrous fingers! ;0)
jonnybottle 6 months ago in playlist Zu Favoriten hinzugefügte Videos von jonnybottle
what a lovely composition - a very talented lady; yes it is like rising and falling and ever shifting waves; er..is it just my romantic imagination but has Catriona only got those soulful eyes for Aly...poor keyboarder got an icy Shetland blast across his bows...
sheilamaclean 3 years ago
This is the first time I have been lucky enough to hear this...and I could have heard it blind, in some dark and antiseptic laboratory, in 4 point restraints....and still recognized its dark, sonorous complicated force. So briliant.
dinnerbucket9 3 years ago 2
Thanks for this, it is beautiful. It would be great live!
I think the 3/4 time and the tune, which sort of 'folds' over itself, is very typical. It fits well with waves and rolling in a boat, etc. The violins also provide a 'drone'-like, bagpipe bass. There is a musical phrase for that persistent bass note that I can't remember. Funny how combinations of notes can be so evocative! Why should people have a physiological response to sound?
shannpe 4 years ago 2