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Will Millar
Will Millar needs no introduction but if by chance you're the only person in the world who doesn't know who he is (hint 'unicorn')(hint again 'rover') then visit Will's website at http://www.celtic-music.com/
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Will Millar The Keeper

only 1 cassette (still sealed)
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Will Millar Celtic Seasons of Enchantment

CD (May 5, 1998)
Original Release Date May 5, 1998
CHACD052
(only 1 CD left)

Will Millar, former leader of the Irish Rovers and special guest harpist Derek Bell of the Chieftains, depart on an enchanting journey through ceremonies and magical seasons of the old Celtic Calendar. Weaving its musical way through the changing seasons of the Pagan calendar according to moon cycles, this CD comes very highly recommended to all lovers of traditional Celtic music and ceremonies.
Free Celtic Moon Calendar inside each CD.

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Will Millar The Lark In The Clear Aire

CD (May 1, 1995)
Original Release Date 1994
CHACD042

This delightful instrumental collection of Celtic Aires is played with an artful sensitivity and profound insight into the Celtic soul. Will's beautiful work will readily appeal to fans of the quieter moments on albums by the Chieftains. Performed on whistles, lute, mandolin, harp, piano, fiddle, violin, harmonica, guitar, acoustic bass and accordion, it is a quiet, lovely album for those meditative moments.

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Will Millar Celtic Reverie

CD (April 9, 1996)
CHACD047

only 1 SEALED CD left

Instrumental music of Ireland produced by Will Millar
Most of these lovely melodies were born on soft moonlit nights in the North Antrim countryside long ago. Millar sets these ancient Irish Aires in lushly ornamented arrangements, creating misty, pensive atmospheres. You'll hear penny whistles, Celtic harp, fiddle, harmonica, piano, and other stringed instruments of various tunings.
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Will Millar & Paul Horn Journey of the Celts

CD (February 5, 2002)
Original Release Date February 5, 2002 CHACD056

Sealed

Will Millar, with the help of fellow musician and Grammy award winner Paul Horn, has created in the truest Celtic Music tradition a stunning fusion of music and history that draws upon memories of Ireland, old family tales, and historical records that tell of the devastation and mass emigration that lay in the wake of the Irish Potato Famine of the mid 1800's. Spirited jigs, reels, and melancholy ballads call out from a time never to be forgotten, as the boats left Ireland behind for a chance at a better life and a new beginning in Canada, America, Australia and New Zealand.

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Will Millar Irish Gold

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Musical Reflections CELTIC WHISPERS

From the pleasant lilt of the penny whistle to the peaceful beauty of the Celtic Harp, Will Millar (I believe he was of the Irish Rovers) takes you to the green hills of Ireland with these stirring melodies and Celtic Whispers. Songs are: Factory girls (Mo Mhuirnin Ban,By the Banks of the Bann, Factory Girls), Haunted Kenban (Blue Hills of Antrim, Lady McQuillians Lament, The Longships of Dunluce), Spirit of Place (The Banks of Claudy, Curragh of Kildare, Limerick is Beautiful, Spancial HIll), Lark in the Clear Aires (My Singing Bird), Carickfergus (Mary of Dungloe), Slieve Gallon Braes (Sally Gardens), The Irish Brigade - 1864 (Bold Fenian Men, Hills of Shiloh, Skibereen, Ashokan Farewell), The Women of Ireland (Rosheen Dubh, The Women of Ireland, Star of the County Down, Suzie Maguire). Gorgeous music, good quality. ENJOY