Pol An Aba

  Shuna's first album release has been produced and composed by Patrick Stacey, much of the music was inspired by the myths, legends and serenity of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland.  It has a new age, Celtic sound to it, mainly consisting of piano music there are some tracks in the album including other instruments. To hear the full album please visit shuna.bandcamp.com.  It was recorded in Scotscore studios, Allanton, Scotland.

  Featured Tracks:

  Pol An Aba - On the South East shore of the Island of Cara is Pol An Aba - Pool of the Abbot, near a grassy amphitheatre. Surrender to the serenity, suffer no more.

  April - A month of renewal, the March winds have blown away and the soft rains tease the blossom. Inspired by the meadows of North West England.

  Ar Muir Peinteailte - On the Painted Seas (Ar Muir Peinteailte) of Argyll we sail, feeling the thrill of the Coryvreckan tides and the lure of Port Righ.

  Ardminish Bay -The beautiful sands of Ardminish Bay where the children play, the dogs dash and King Hakon of Norway put ashore.

  Port of Kings -Where Robert the Bruce claimed sanctuary under the protection of Angus of the Isles; a refuge of peace and enchantment.

  Shuna Strathspey - A traditional Scottish Strathspey, played in relaxed tempo, written for the Duke and Duchess of Gigha.

  Creag Bhan - The Sacred Rocks that overlook the Paps of Jura, the landing -place of the raven sent by Noah.

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