Various - 40e Festival Inter Celtique de Lorient

Review by Cristina Gómez Montero

The 40e Festival Inter Celtique de Lorient, a compilation album featuring various artists, is a celebration of Celtic music at its finest. The album captures the essence of the annual festival held in Lorient, France, which brings together musicians from across the Celtic world.

From the opening track, listeners are transported to the heart of the festival, with its lively and energetic performances. The album features a diverse range of Celtic music, from traditional folk songs to modern interpretations of the genre.

The standout tracks include "An Dro", a traditional Breton dance tune, and "The Gael", a powerful instrumental piece by Scottish composer Dougie MacLean. The album also features collaborations between artists from different Celtic regions, such as the Irish-language song "Tá Mo Chleamhnas Déanta" performed by Scottish singer Julie Fowlis and Irish musician Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh.

Summary by Cristina Gómez Montero

the 40e Festival Inter Celtique de Lorient is a must-have for fans of Celtic music. It captures the spirit of the festival and showcases the talent and diversity of Celtic musicians from around the world.