Enya – The Memory of Trees CD 1995 | Anywhere Is | China Roses | Athair Ar Neamh | On My Way Home | WEA | Celtic New Age | New & Sealed

Anywhere Is. Enya — The Memory of Trees (1995). Enya’s fourth studio album — following the global success of Shepherd Moons — featuring Anywhere Is, China Roses, Athair Ar Neamh and On My Way Home — winner of the Grammy Award for Best New Age Album in 1997. Celtic / new age / ambient / folk from Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland. New & sealed.

The Memory of Trees — Most Searched Facts

• Anywhere Is — the most searched Enya song from The Memory of Trees — UK number seven in November 1995 — one of her highest-charting UK singles — a rolling, circular melody that became one of the most recognisable pieces from her mid-1990s period — the lyrical themes of wandering and direction are among the most discussed in the Enya catalogue
• China Roses — the most searched atmospheric ballad on the album — a sweeping, orchestral piece co-written with Roma Ryan — notable for its richly layered production and one of the warmest pieces in Enya’s discography
• Athair Ar Neamh — the most searched Irish-language track on the album — the title translates as “Father in Heaven” in Irish Gaelic — a slow, meditative piece based on the Pater Noster prayer — sung entirely in Irish and one of the most spiritually resonant pieces in the Enya catalogue
• On My Way Home — the most searched closing track — released as a single in 1996 and reached the UK top twenty — a gentle, uplifting piece that became a fan favourite for its sense of peace and resolution
• The Memory of Trees won the Grammy Award for Best New Age Album at the 39th Grammy Awards in 1997 — Enya’s second Grammy in that category — the most searched commercial and critical fact

“Athair Ar Neamh” — Most Searched Track

• Title translates as “Father in Heaven” in Irish Gaelic — based on the Pater Noster (Our Father / Lord’s Prayer) in its Irish-language form — the most searched translation fact
• Sung entirely in Irish (Gaeilge) — one of several Irish-language recordings across the Enya catalogue — a tradition that connects her work to the living language of her home county of Donegal — the most searched Irish language fact
• One of the most meditative and spiritually resonant pieces Enya has recorded — frequently used in religious, funeral and memorial contexts — the most searched usage fact

Most Searched Enya Facts

• Enya born Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin on 17 May 1961 in Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland — the most searched personal fact
• She has sold an estimated 75 million records worldwide — the best-selling Irish solo artist in history — the most searched commercial fact
• Four Grammy Awards — all Best New Age Album — Shepherd Moons (1993), The Memory of Trees (1997), A Day Without Rain (2002) and Amarantine (2007) — the most searched Grammy fact
• Orinoco Flow (Sail Away) from Watermark (1988) — her only UK number one single — one of the best-selling new age songs ever recorded — the most searched hit fact
• She records with extreme secrecy and has rarely toured — preferring studio work at her home Manderley Castle in Killiney, County Dublin — the most searched lifestyle fact

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does Athair Ar Neamh mean? — Father in Heaven in Irish Gaelic — based on the Pater Noster prayer — the most searched question
• How high did Anywhere Is chart? — UK number seven in November 1995 — one of her highest-charting singles — the most searched chart question
• Did The Memory of Trees win a Grammy? — Yes — Best New Age Album at the 39th Grammys 1997 — Enya’s second in that category — the most searched Grammy question
• What language is Athair Ar Neamh sung in? — Irish (Gaeilge) — the most searched language question
• What came before The Memory of Trees? — Shepherd Moons (1991) — which won the Grammy for Best New Age Album in 1993 and sold over 11 million copies — the most searched discography question

Track Listing

• The Memory of Trees
• Anywhere Is
• Pax Deorum
• Athair Ar Neamh
• From Where I Am
• China Roses
• Hope Has a Place
• Tea-House Moon
• Once You Had Gold
• La Soñadora
• On My Way Home

Album Details

• Artist: Enya
• Album: The Memory of Trees
• Year: 1995
• Format: CD
• Label: WEA / Rhino
• EAN / Barcode: 0706301287927
• Condition: New & Sealed

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