Le Bestiaire de Paris est sans doute son œuvre la plus ambitieuse et la plus achevée. Cette suite de 66 quatrains en alexandrins passe en revue avec nostalgie les images d'Épinal d'un Paris populaire et bohème, pour déboucher sur une vision apocalyptique.

"There's something in his playing that says:'Get out of the way i'm the boss.' "

"This 1985 album represents the debut of Loreena McKennitt. If there was justice in the world, it would have
represented her commercial breakthrough. (That didn't come until 10 years later). Though her work became more
complex as time passed, all the elements were already in place: her beautiful voice, ethereal arrangements,
and her exotic adaptations of traditional songs. McKennitt is smarter than Enya and a better singer to boot.
Her version of William Blake's "Lullaby," the best yet put on CD, is alone worth the price of this CD. --Charles R. Cross"

Another one by the master of sax....trumper ;)

[center]Loreena McKennitt : A Winter Garden (Five Songs for the Season) - 1995 - Genre : Celtic
MP3 - 320 Kbps Stereo 48400Mghz - 49.7 Megs[center]

Weell it is for the season... have a nice season

A classic unto itself...

"It's rare to hear such a dramatically successful live performance, and these two musicians clearly have a natural
affinity for each other. Given the personalities involved, that makes sense. In Montreal stands right up there
alongside Haden's other recorded masterpieces from that 1989 festival. (Only one complaint here: too much
applause in the edits. But I suppose it's only fair to give the producer some slack for lingering on the cheers,
since that energy seems to feed forward with these two players.) Ah, the inexorable problem with great live
records... you just wish you had only been there."