Interesting Recording

[Matthew Allen Newsome <mnewsome@warren-wilson.edu>]

Hello, all.
I was just flipping through my Temple Records catalouge, and found this 
add.  Thought you might be interested.  I plan on ordering it.
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The Rowallan Consort
NOTES OF NOY, NOTES OF JOY
This venture into Scottish early music is a first for Temple Records-- 
the label known mainly for its emphasis on traditional Scottish music.  
It is also the recording debut for the Rowallan Consort.  Formed in 1994 
by Robert Phillips and William Taylor, they uniquely combine the sound of 
the lute and the wire-strung harp (clarsach) to beautiful effect.  With 
guest singers Mhairi Lawson and Paul Rendall, they have researched and 
perform songs and music dating from 1400-1700.

JOHN RECHTER< EARLY MUSIC SOCIETY OF VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
"The playing is masterly throughout and captures the spirit of both the 
joyful and the sad music."

ROB ADAM, GLASGOW HERALD
"What a find.  In magical combination, the lute and harp-playing by 
Robert Phillips and William Taylor produce the most ravishing, resonant 
sounds.  A must for folk as well as classical fans, and anyone remotely 
interested in Scottish culture."
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Temple record's email address is 100622.3302@compuserve.com
They should be able to give you ordering information if you are interested.
Aye,
Eogan
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