By Steve Arsenault, Sara Liptay & Ian Duncan
Music is a curious thing; a few notes can capture your imagination, telling you a story and stirring up emotions without a single word. From simple folk tunes to vast symphonic suites, music points back to the culture from which it grew, but also builds bridges between the players and the listeners. Celtic music is a prime example of this as it draws from a history stretching back to before music was written down and has been carried forward, influenced by countless cultures, to keep it very much alive today.
Music is a curious thing; a few notes can capture your imagination, telling you a story and stirring up emotions without a single word. From simple folk tunes to vast symphonic suites, music points back to the culture from which it grew, but also builds bridges between the players and the listeners. Celtic music is a prime example of this as it draws from a history stretching back to before music was written down and has been carried forward, influenced by countless cultures, to keep it very much alive today.
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