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-  Name        = Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot |
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-  Type        = [[Album]] |
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-  Artist      = [[Adiemus]], [[Karl Jenkins]] |
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-  Cover       =|
-  Released    = 2001 |
-  Recorded    = [[Angel Recording Studios|Angel]] 2000 |
-  Genre       = [[European classical music|Classical]] |
-  Length      = 62:07 |
-  Label       = [[OMTown]], [[Virgin Records|Virgin]] |
-  Producer    = [[Karl Jenkins]] |
-  Reviews     =
-*[[Allmusic]] {{Rating|4|5}} [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:f9fexqe0ld0e link]|
-  Last album  = ''[[Adiemus III: Dances of Time]]''<br />(1998) |
-  This album  = ''Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot''<br />(2001) |
-  Next album  = ''[[Adiemus V: Vocalise]]''<br />(2003) |
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-Released in 2001, '''''Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot''''' is the fourth [[album]] by [[Wales|Welsh]] [[composer]] [[Karl Jenkins]] as part of the [[Adiemus]] project. Inspired by [[Celt|Celtic]] history and mythology, this album served as the soundtrack to the [[S4C|S4C International]] documentary ''The Celts''. In additional to rich string orchestrations and vocals borrowing from world musical styles common to Adiemus, Jenkins adds the accompaniment of ethnic instruments such as the [[Uilleann pipes]].
-==Track listing==
-<small>All tracks by [[Karl Jenkins]]</small>
-#"Cú Chullain" – 6:15
-#"The Eternal Knot" – 4:04
-#"Palace of the Crystal Bridge" – 3:42
-#"[[Tochmarc Étaíne|The Wooing of Étaín]]" – 5:25
-#"King of the [[Sacred grove|Sacred Grove]]" – 6:05
-#"Saint [[Declan]]'s Drone" – 3:58
-#"Salm O 'Dewi Sant'" – 4:23
-#"[[Connla]]'s Well" – 4:19
-#"[[The Dagda]]" – 7:56
-#"Children of Dannu" – 3:32
-#"[[Ceridwen]]'s Curse" – 4:30
-#"Hermit of the Sea Rock" – 1:45
-#"Isle of the Mystic Lake" – 3:16
-#"[[Math fab Mathonwy|Math]] Was a Wizard" – 2:57
-==Personnel==
-*[[Adiemus Orchestra]]
-*[[Karl Jenkins]] – [[Conducting|Conductor]]
-*[[Miriam Stockley]] – [[Vocals]]
-*[[Mary Carewe]] – Additional Vocals in Choruses
-*[[Pamela Thorby]] – [[Recorder]]
-*[[Caryl Ebenezer]] – High [[Soprano]]
-*[[Davy Spillane]] – [[Uilleann Pipes]]
-*[[Martin Taylor]] – [[Steel-string guitar|Acoustic Guitar]]
-*[[David Farmer]] – [[Accordion]]
-*[[Catrin Finch]] – [[Harp]]
-*[[Jody K Jenkins]] – [[Carnyx]] Effect and [[Percussion instrument|Percussion]]
-==Alternate versions==
-The theme from "Salm O 'Dewi Sant'" is derived from "Psalm 27" of Jenkins's ''[[Dewi Sant]]''. The theme from "The Dagda" was borrowed from "Lacus Pereverantiae" from Jenkins's earlier work ''[[Imagined Oceans]]''. The theme for "Isle of the Mystic Lake" is that of "Palus Nebularum" also from ''Imagined Oceans''. "The Eternal Knot" went on to become the theme for "Benedictus" from Jenkins's [[mass (music)|mass]] ''[[The Armed Man]]''.
-As is often the case with albums in the Adiemus project, releases in different regions may have different cover art. The cover [[Japan]]ese release of ''Adieums IV: The Eternal Knot'' Has gold text and designes, including a dolphin, over a green background whereas other releases have white text over a [[Celtic knot]] on a bluish-green background.
-==External links==
-*[http://www.karljenkins2008.com/ Stabat Mater national tour 2008 booking]
-*[http://www.karljenkins.com/ Karl Jenkins]
-[[Category:2001 albums]]
-[[Category:Karl Jenkins albums]]