Christmas Music from Maggie’s Music

Maggie Sansone, Andrea Hoag & Sharon Knowles with Patrick Egan

Enjoy this unique blend of Celtic and American roots music as the musicians create lyrical interpretations of traditional music for the holidays. It features Maggie Sansone on hammered dulcimer, Andrea Hoag on fiddle, Sharon Knowles on Celtic harp and with Patrick Egan on guitar and vocals.

See: MM307

Al Petteway & Amy White

An Appalachian Christmas and holiday celebration of winter's majesty. Includes mountain melodies from the Southern appalachians, traditional Celtic carols.

See: MM234

Maggie Sansone and Ensemble Galilei

An INDIE finalist "Best Seasonal Album of the Year"! Ancient carols, Renaissance and medieval music bring to life images of desert landscapes, stone monasteries and the origins of Christmas.

See: MM108

Sue Richards and Maggie Sansone

Seasonal music from Autumn Equinox to the New Year celebrates music from Ireland, Scotland, Wales. Guest appearances by Ceoltoiri, and Cellist Ralph Gordon.

See: MM228

Maggie Sansone

Timeless carols are reborn with a Celtic spirit in chamber folk arrangements performed on hammered dulcimer with Celtic harp, recorders, cittern, violin, mandolin, guitar, concertina, viola da gamba and hand drums.

See: MM103

Maggie Sansone

Maggie Sansone, an INDIE nominee for "Best Seasonal Album of the Year", and our popular companion to Sounds of the Season.

See: MM105

Bonnie Rideout, Maggie Sansone & Al Petteway

One of the New York Times "Top Ten Holiday Picks" A Scottish Christmas captures all the sounds and magic of the stage show with performances on Scottish fiddle, viola, hammered dulcimer, guitar, pipes and drums.

See: MM215

Bonnie Rideout, Maggie Sansone & Al Petteway

Featuring Bonnie Rideout, Tony Cuffe, City of Washington Pipe Band, Jerry O'Sullivan, Maggie Sansone, Paddy League and traditional Scottish dancers. The world's #1 Scottish Christmas DVD. Full-length concert and many extras! Produced by SONY/BMG. A rare and beautiful concert features the late Tony Cuffe and a stunning line up of musicians.

See: Scottish DVD