"8. Lord of The Dance & Dance of The Lord" genre: Celtic
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	"When Bow Triplets decide to do something beautiful, they excel. Yes, you've heard Lord Of The Dance, but never like this. The fiddling, percussion and guitar arrangements at the start drift into the gothic, and elemental. Suddenly you find yourself listening to the true spirit and meaning of the song. After a couple of verses, the band start to sing in wonderful un-accompanied chorus, in comes the bass - and bounces into the "Lord Of The Dance" we all know and love - but that's not all. Wait until you hear the tagged on "Dance Of The Lord", the best bluegrass you'll have ever heard." John Willmott, editor Celtic Ways.
	MP3.com CD: One Spot on Earth - buy it! CD: One Spot on Earth   Label: Bow Triplets Credits: The Lord of The dance by Sydney Carter arranged by Heidi and Stef Sigfalk, The Dance of The Lord composed by Heidi Sigfalk
	Story Behind the Song The Lord of The Dance was Written by the Englishman Sydney Carter in 1963. He lives in London. The story of Christ's death, musically brought from a distance with voice, open tuned guitar and an improvising fiddle. The first chorus sung a capella brings us back to now with a follow up of a very present guitar and voices. After a harmony change from E up to G, Heidi's Dance tune written especially for this track and played in bluegrass style shows that the Lord of the dance never died.

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