Celtic music
Fiddle and flute
Celtic music is the traditional and contemporary folk music of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall, and other regions with Celtic heritage.
It typically features fiddles, tin whistles, uilleann pipes, harps, and bodhrán drums, with distinctive ornamentation and modal melodies.
The term covers both ancient traditions and modern fusion styles: a Celtic music festival, She plays in a Celtic music band.
- fiddleAdjust restlessly; folk violin
- Irish folkTraditional Hibernian music
- bagpipesDroning wind instrument
- IrishOf the Emerald Isle
- Emerald IsleNickname for verdant Ireland
bodhrán · folk music · harp · tin whistle · ceilidh · Welsh · accordion · bouzouki · jig · slip jig · bluegrass · clover · flute · lilt · ornamentation · green · pub · pub crawl
- Celtic RevivalW.B. Yeats, Irish literature, Irish mythology, Irish poetry, Irish folklore
- music genresblues, pop, jazz, rock, classical
- IrelandDublin, Cork, Irish, leprechaun, Galway
- Irish cultureshamrock, shamrocks, leprechaun, leprechauns, Irish dance
- ScotlandGlasgow, Edinburgh, Highlands, whisky, bagpipes
- Scottish culturebagpipes, kilts, tartan, haggis, Highland Games
Celtic musicMiddle Eastern music
Traditional sounds from Arab lands
Indian classical music · Afrobeat · gamelan · Arabic music · flamenco
Celtic musicelectronic music
Synthesizer-based musical genre
EDM · electronic dance music · synthwave · techno · industrial music