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CELTIC WOMAN: THE GREATEST JOURNEY – HOLIDAY SPECIAL

The essential collection of Celtic Woman’s most beloved and memorable songs. All of the songs are intertwined, using stunning scenic and landscape images of Ireland. Wednesday, December 3rd 8:00 p.m. PBS-HD by Hector Gonzalez

Lisa, Chloë, Órla, Alex, Máiréad and Lynn

The Celtic Woman journey to international renown began in 2005. Now, with more than three million CDs and DVDs sold in the US — including gold and platinum album certifications, a #4 debut on the Billboard Top 200 Chart and #1 on the Billboard World Music Chart for more than 90 consecutive weeks — three hit specials on PBS and concerts in front of more than 800,000 fans in the U.S. alone, Celtic Woman remains a major force in the contemporary music landscape.


The multi-platinum super-group Celtic Woman performs "Christmas Pipes" in the PBS special CELTIC WOMAN: THE GREATEST JOURNEY - HOLIDAY SPECIAL.

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Watch it Wednesday, December 3rd 8:00 p.m. on PBS-HD

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