Emma Christian
Country of origin:
Isle of Man (British Isles)
Type of music generally:
Traditional music from the Isle of Man
Status:
Most recent solo release, Ta'n Dooid Cheet/Beneath the Twilight (1994)
See also:
Wikipedia's entry on Emma Christian
Covers/own material:
Traditional music
Comparisons:
Christine Primrose. (Neile)
General comments:
Very pure, clear voice and instrumentation, soft and smooth. (Neile)Verrrry interesting—like Loreena McKennitt but...uh...crunchier. (jzitt@humansystems.com)
Recommended first album:
Ta'n Dooid Cheet/Beneath the Twilight is currently her only full-length album
Recordings:
Ta'n Dooid Cheet/Beneath the Twilight (1994)
Ta'n Dooid Cheet/Beneath the Twilight
Release info:
1994—Manx/Celtic Productions, PO Box 4475, London, SW19 5XD, U.K.—EMCD1
Availability:
Available in U.K.
Ecto priority:
Recommended for lovers of pure, traditional folk. (Neile)
Group members:
Emma Christian—vocals and harp
Guest artists:
Steve Coren—synthesizer (Oikan Ayns Bethelehem)
Produced by:
Steve Coren
Comments:
Lovely, gentle, haunting music. Pure, but not New-Age-y. (Neile)
Further info:
Emma Christian also contributes to Narada's 1995 release, Celtic Voices: Women of Song (Narada ND-63921)
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