Light Sing Together 🌿 Celtic Gaelic Female Vocals for Deep Calm & Inner Balance

Описание: This collection invites you into a living Celtic soundscape where Gaelic female vocals rise gently among forests, rivers, moonlight, and ancient light. Each piece flows naturally, as if carried by wind through sacred groves and timeless landscapes.

The voice moves softly — not leading, but accompanying — blending with harp tones, subtle drones, and natural ambience. You may feel the presence of trees listening, rivers moving slowly, and the quiet rhythm of earth beneath your breath.

Rather than dramatic or intense, this music offers warm stillness and emotional grounding. It is meant to be felt gradually, allowing tension to loosen while calm awareness takes its place.

Perfect for evening listening, meditation, gentle sleep preparation, creative focus, or moments of personal reflection, this Celtic journey honors nature as a living presence — patient, steady, and deeply comforting.

Let the songs unfold at their own pace, and allow the ancient Gaelic voice to guide you into balance and ease. 🍃✨
0:00:00 – Guth na gCrann
0:04:49 – Macallaí Thír na nÓg
0:08:29 – Teanga na Gaoithe
0:12:48 – Rún an tSolas
0:16:26 – Ceol na Coille
0:20:08 – Suantraí na gCrann
0:23:08 – Solas na hAoise
0:27:04 – Ceol na Síochána
0:31:37 – Suantraí na nAingeal
0:36:31 – Amhrán na Gréine
0:40:18 – Aisling na Gaoithe
0:44:54 – Fuaim na hAbhann
0:48:49 – Ceol an tSolais
0:51:49 – Suantraí na Farraige
0:55:37 – Anam na Ré
0:59:05 – Gealadh na hOíche
1:02:54 – An Sruth na Beatha
1:07:04 – Anam na Talmhan
1:10:42 – Tine an Chroí
1:14:10 – Guth na Talmhan
1:17:28 – Amhrán na gCeo
1:21:48 – Amhrán na Ceo Mara
1:25:03 – Amhrán an tSolais
1:28:52 – Anam na Coille
1:32:45 – Anáil na Gaoithe
1:37:57 – Clocha ag Cogar
1:41:48 – Fonn an Aisling

🌿 Ideal For

• Celtic Gaelic female vocal ambience
• Deep relaxation & emotional grounding
• Meditation, journaling & mindful listening
• Nature-inspired calm & inner balance
• Quiet evenings and slow moments

✨ In stillness, the land remembers — and the voice gently follows.