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There is a grace here… a mystical nerve is struck that reverberated on after in my mind…
-- Michael Cummins, Journalist, Radio Broadcaster. Western People, County Mayo Ireland.
Rainbow song has a haunting fragility… a brilliant piece… left me introspective about my life…
-- Lix Buckley, Managing Director & Owner Aura Soma Products, Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
I appreciated the expressive power and magic on the penny whistle solos… deserves to be heard… transports the listener to far away places where the good in us still exists.
-- Brett Bryant. Media Studios Musician, Record Producer, Nashville, Tennessee.
He's done an exceptional CD… a beautiful job… I hope it's a wonderful success. It's the kind of music… that when you close your eyes, it really transports you. It has a "native" sound… we applaud you; your sense of being "at one with all things" comes through in this production…
-- Annie Flatley - Radio Show Host, Celtic Garden, WJJD, Elmhurst, Chicago.
In regard to Ambr'ain Do Rael: It's the whistle that give this song poignancy a wailing resonance…. transcends things of this earth…
-- Kathleen Tobin, Columnist, Beverly Review, Chicago.
A powerful collection of music that combines hints of Celtic mysticism with a touch of New Age spirituality and melody…
-- Carol Buckner, Columnist, Daily Southtown, Timely Park, Chicago South Suburbs.
Come to a mystical land where no one grows old… where the fairies roam… where the wind blows soft… where the spirit soars free... Come to Tir na nOg, the legendary heaven of the Celtic Ireland. Come on a mystical, musical journey made possible through the release of a new compact disc "Journey to Tir na nOg, a Celtic Odyssey."
Meeting Frank O'Connor the Celtic composer, singer, arranger, lyricist, and instrumentalist who is responsible for this "new age" spiritual odyssey to mystical realms, is smoothly satisfying.
-- Kathleen Tobin, Columnist, Beverly Review, Chicago
A fine array of Celtic Instrumentation leads listeners on a journey to an enchanted place where druids, fairies and leprechauns are said to have roamed the Land. Tir na nOg, the land of eternal youth is the inspiration for Frank O' Connor.
-- New Earth Records.
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