The Celtic Beethoven


Beethoven composed numerous settings of Irish, Scottish and Welsh folk songs for Scottish publisher George Thomson from 1809 to 1816. Thomson would send Beethoven the tunes without words, and Beethoven would then set them as chamber pieces for piano, violin, cello or one or more voices. Most people, musicians included, when asked what type of music did Beethoven write more of than any other?.... Most people would not say folk song arrangements....... But, he actually set more than 150 folk songs to music, many of those songs of Celtic origin.

Celtic Beethoven MP3 Collection

We have recorded a collection of 11 MP3 arrangements of Beethoven's Celtic folk tunes. We used the original Beethoven scores as is, and only changed some of the original instruments in his scores to traditional Celtic insturments such as Celtic harp etc. You can download the entire collection of 20 MP#s in the form of a "zip" file (size - 24mb) for $5.00. After your secure Paypal or credit-card payment is made, you will be directed to the download link.

'Tis Sunshine At Last
Bonnie Laddie
Farewell Bliss, and Farewell Nancy
Maid Of Isla
Oh! Thou art the Lad of my Heart, Willy
Oh! Would I Were That Sweet Linnet
Oh Let The Night
On the Massacre of Glencoe - MP3 sample
The Dream (Y Breuddwyd)
To The Black Bird
When Far From The Home


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