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Banda De Gaitas Ledicia
Celtic Music From Galicia
Genre: International Music

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Xiga Do Borbonesado - Banda de Gaitas,
2. Vilancico Para O Nadal de 1829 - Banda de Gaitas, Traditional
3. Marcha Procesional Do Breixo - Banda de Gaitas, Traditional
4. Polca de Sangui?eda - Banda de Gaitas, Cabezas, Hipolito
5. Repinicando - Banda de Gaitas, Roxelio de Leonardo
6. Rumbas, No Carnaval en Vilari?o E os Convoys de Santa Fe - Banda de Gaitas,
7. Matt Molly's - Banda de Gaitas, Molloy, Matt
8. Xota Da Monta?a - Banda de Gaitas, Roxelio de Leonardo
9. Alborada de Corcubi?n - Banda de Gaitas, Traditional
10. No Reconco - Banda de Gaitas, Cabezas, Hipolito
11. Santiago - Banda de Gaitas, Davey, Shaun

CD Details

All Artists: Banda De Gaitas Ledicia
Title: Celtic Music From Galicia
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Arc Music
Original Release Date: 1/1/2009
Re-Release Date: 9/15/2009
Genre: International Music
Styles: Europe, Continental Europe
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 743037223720, 5019396223721

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CD Reviews

Spanish Bagpipes and Drums

Dr. Debra Jan Bibel | Oakland, CA USA | 09/15/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"When the group Milladoiro issued its CD in 1991, it was an ear opener to discover Celtic Iberian music. In this CD, Ledicia, a Celtic band from Galicia, at the northwest corner of Spain near Asturias, is a 24-person mainly bagpipe ensemble. Although traditional, or old, Galician tunes are played, this group of men and women musicians also reaches to France and Ireland and Scotland as well as South America for some tracks. Piano, Cuban percussion, and classical strings are also heard, which makes the album somewhat inconsistent. Thus, we hear massed Spanish bagpipes and bass and snare drums with a Latin tinge and a Scottish brogue. If you are interested in Celtic bagpipe music, or just musical oddities and curios, then you may enjoy this unusual recording. [*** 1/2]"