Celtic Whisperings is a mix of traditional and contemporary Scottish, Irish and Welsh favourites. Sharlene Wallace gently plucks her Celtic harp as an angelic backdrop for James Isaacs' cast of celtic whistles. Bev Foster's soothing voice weaves through the texture and is briefly punctuated with the resonance of her piano chords. Whether you are the one facing the transition, a family member, friend, health care or spiritual care professional, Celtic Whisperings will profoundly touch your heart and help you find inner peace.

Piano & Vocals: Bev Foster
Harp: Sharlene Wallace
Whistles: James Isaacs
Playing Time: 61:06

Loch Lomond

A Scottish favourite opens this album. The call of the distant whistle draws the listener into this set of Celtic tunes.

Amazing Grace

This song has been sung in most cultures and treated in most musical styles. This Celtic rendition delicately blends voice, harp, piano and whistle.

Londonderry Air

Perhaps the most beloved Irish folksong, Londonderry Air AKA Danny Boy, is warm, gentle and compelling.

Irish Blessing

A fresh setting of the traditional Irish Blessing “May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be at your back…”

Ye Banks and Braes

A well loved Scottish tune, Ye Banks and Braes calls us back to the homeland of Scotland.

Greensleeves

A traditional tune, most often known as the setting for What Child is This, Greensleeves is an Irish favorite.

My Heart Will Go On

Taken from the movie Titanic, this beautiful song expresses the eternal love between two people.

Auld Lang Syne

This Scottish classic concludes the album appropriately and tastefully.

Other Songs: Be Thou My Vision, Celtic Whisperings, Harp Whisperings, Whistle Whisperings, The Ash Grove, The Last Rose of Summer, You Raise Me Up, Wexford Carol.