Loreena McKennitt

McKennitt was born in Morden, Manitoba of Irish and Scottish descent to parents Jack and Irene McKennitt. She moved to Stratford, Ontario in 1981, where she currently lives. Her first album, Elemental, was released in 1985 and attracted global attention with subsequent releases of self-produced work, including To Drive the Cold Winter Away (1987), Parallel Dreams (1989), The Visit (1991), The Mask and Mirror (1994), A Winter Garden (1995) and The Book of Secrets (1997). McKennitt's single "The Mummers' Dance" was a widespread success, receiving considerable airplay in North American markets during the spring of 1997, and was used as the theme song for the short-lived tv series, Legacy. An Ancient...

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Album An Ancient Muse - 2007

Beneath A Phrygian Sky
Kecharitomene
Sacred Shabbat
Incantation
Caravanserai

Album Live In Paris and Toronto 1 - 1999

Night Ride Across The Caucasus

Album The Book Of Secrets - 1997

The Highwayman
Skellig
La Serenissima
Prologue
Marco Polo

Album A Winter Garden (Five Songs For The Season) - 1995

God Rest Ye Merry Gentelmen
Seeds Of Love
Good King Wenceslas
Coventry Carol
Show

Album The Mask and Mirror - 1994

The Dark Night Of The Soul
Santiago
Marrakesh Night Market
The Bonny Swans
Full Circle

Album The Visit - 1991

Between The Shadows
Tango To Evora
Cymbeline
All Souls Night
The Lady Of Shalott
Courtyard Lullaby
Bonny Portmore
Greensleeves
The Old Ways

Album To Drive The Cold Winter Away - 1987

The King
Balulalow
The Stockford Carol
In Praise Of Christmas
Banquet Hall
Let Us The Infant Greet
The Seasons
Snow
The Wexford Carol

Album To Drive The Cold Winter Away - 1987

Let All That Are To Mirth

Album Elemental - 1985

She Moved Through The Fair
Carrighfergus
Come By The Hill
Stolen Child
Kellswater
Lullaby
Blacksmith
The Lark In The Clear Air
Banks Of Claudy

Other Loreena McKennitt ringtones

Gates Of Istanbul
The Mummers` Dance
Dante`s Prayer
English Ladye And The Knight
The Mistic`s Dream
Ge He Mise Le Ulaingt
Never-Ending Road (Amhran Duit)
Penelope`s Song
Prospero`s Speech