Upcoming celtic music shows on Bravo TV Canada

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Bravo TV Canada
All times Eastern (Check your local listings)

11/30/2009
7:00 PM ET
And They Danced (E) 2005
Documentary capturing the joy, excitement, 
popularity and importance of dance-hall and 
Celtic-ceilidh culture in Inverness County, Cape Breton.

12/10/2009
9:00 AM ET
Celtic Angels at Christmas (E) 2006
A one-hour music special showcasing 
Celtic-influenced Christmas music. Features 
Gillian Boucher, Stephanie Hardy, Kendra 
MacGillivray, Sabra MacGillivray, Maggie MacInnes and Patricia Murray.

12/13/2009
8:00 PM ET
The Rankin Sisters - Home for Christmas (E) 2005
Raylene, Cookie and Heather Rankin return to 
their Nova Scotia hometown of Mabou to perform 
traditional and Celtic holiday carols with the 
Ceilidhians and the Cheticamp Children's Choir. 
Narrated by author Alistair MacLeod.

12/14/2009
9:00 AM ET
The Rankin Sisters - Home for Christmas (E) 2005
Raylene, Cookie and Heather Rankin return to 
their Nova Scotia hometown of Mabou to perform 
traditional and Celtic holiday carols with the 
Ceilidhians and the Cheticamp Children's Choir. 
Narrated by author Alistair MacLeod.

12/14/2009
8:00 PM ET
Christmas Together with the Barra MacNeil's (E) 2007
The Barra MacNeils perform a selection of songs 
from their new Christmas album in front of a live 
audience. Joining them in this concert are Gaelic 
singer and Celtic harpist Maggie MacInnes, and 
Acadian vocalists Monique Poirier, Isabelle Thériault, and Patricia Richard.

12/15/2009
9:00 AM ET
Christmas Together with the Barra MacNeil's (E) 2007
The Barra MacNeils perform a selection of songs 
from their new Christmas album in front of a live 
audience. Joining them in this concert are Gaelic 
singer and Celtic harpist Maggie MacInnes, and 
Acadian vocalists Monique Poirier, Isabelle Thériault, and Patricia Richard.

12/18/2009
8:00 AM ET
The Rankin Sisters - Home for Christmas (E) 2005
Raylene, Cookie and Heather Rankin return to 
their Nova Scotia hometown of Mabou to perform 
traditional and Celtic holiday carols with the 
Ceilidhians and the Cheticamp Children's Choir. 
Narrated by author Alistair MacLeod.