A Christmas Celebration (2007)
Facts
| Cast | Celtic Woman |
| Theatrical Release | October 2, 2007 |
| DVD Release | October 2, 2007 |
| MPAA Rating | NR (Not Rated) |
| Buy this item | $12.97 at Amazon.com As of Oct 14 4:30 EDT (details) 1 DVD, Manhattan Records, Usually ships in 24 hours, Color, DVD-Video, Live, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language) Or 30 new from $10.76, 9 used from $11.50 |
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Average user review:| Celtic Woman Christmas DVD |
Downes has outdone himself with the selections and his arrangements accent the harmony among the women. For soloists, their blend of voices is superb.
I totally love the duet between Meav and Chloe as one takes the high soprano and then the other. Having Orla on the harp, David on piano and Mairead on violin makes this selection haunting. Lisa is as warm and engaging as ever, especially in "Green the Whole Year Round".
A Christmas Celebration can be celebrated... the whole year round. Enjoy! October 4, 2008
| Have yourself a Merry little Christmas |
| Christmas songs like never before. |
| Top group - top quality |
The singers, choir and musicians are just superb. This DVD is a must for Christmas. May 26, 2008
| A Fine Take on Some Christmas Classics |
Highlights include Orla on "Away in the Manger," an ensemble performance of "Oh Holy Night," and "The Little Drummer Boy" performed by Chloe and Orla. Lisa Kelly also puts her experience in musical theater to good use in a fine rendition of Mel Torme's classic, "The Christmas Song."
My disappointments are few. The rendition of "Carol of the Bells" was arranged as a feature for fiddle player Mairead Nesbitt. While her performance is excellent, I cannot think of a Christmas song better suited to the a cappella vocal talents of Celtic Woman. I found "Green the Whole Year Round" to be forgetable as a Christmas song and even the vocal talents of Lisa Kelly could not save it. The DVD did help me make sense of the uncharactericly jazzy arrangement of "Let It Snow." The intro, which is not on the CD, helps make the reason for the number clear and it is much more enjoyable to see it then to only hear it.
Overall, this is a very enjoyable Christmas video with perfromances by some extremely talented ladies. I highly recommend it. Merry Christmas and God bless corset dresses! April 28, 2008
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