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Hear traditional carols, along with seasonal favorites and dance tunes all contributing to Fiona's annual Celtic Christmas fest, with music from Altan and Cerys Matthews. Joining Fiona is broadcaster and musician Mary Ann Kennedy, who reminisces about big family reunions at Christmas and New Year and shares her favorite music for the season.
Hear traditional carols, along with seasonal favorites and dance tunes all contributing to Fiona's annual Celtic Christmas fest, with music from Altan and Cerys Matthews. Joining Fiona is broadcaster and musician Mary Ann Kennedy, who reminisces about big family reunions at Christmas and New Year and shares her favorite music for the season.
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