Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Celtic Thunder: Storm is the title of both a CD album and DVD that was released on September 20, 2011, by the musical group Celtic Thunder. This article relates mostly to the DVD, which is worthy of mention because unlike Celtic Thunder's other DVDs, which are filmed versions of their touring concerts, Storm is a full theatrical production. Storm contains no spoken lines. Its story is told solely through its sixteen songs, most of which were written for the show by Phil Coulter, and the movements of its performers. One prerecorded video segment, for the song "Stand and Deliver", is shown on the back wall of the stage to depict the events described in the song, which would be difficult to stage live. As with Celtic Thunder's other filmed events, Storm has aired on PBS in a slightly edited form. The order of the songs in Celtic Thunder's concerts is often different from the DVD to the PBS special, but this would ruin the storyline of Storm, and thus the PBS special is almost identical to the DVD (see Notes).. }
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- Celtic_Thunder:_Storm abstract "Celtic Thunder: Storm is the title of both a CD album and DVD that was released on September 20, 2011, by the musical group Celtic Thunder. This article relates mostly to the DVD, which is worthy of mention because unlike Celtic Thunder's other DVDs, which are filmed versions of their touring concerts, Storm is a full theatrical production. Storm contains no spoken lines. Its story is told solely through its sixteen songs, most of which were written for the show by Phil Coulter, and the movements of its performers. One prerecorded video segment, for the song "Stand and Deliver", is shown on the back wall of the stage to depict the events described in the song, which would be difficult to stage live. As with Celtic Thunder's other filmed events, Storm has aired on PBS in a slightly edited form. The order of the songs in Celtic Thunder's concerts is often different from the DVD to the PBS special, but this would ruin the storyline of Storm, and thus the PBS special is almost identical to the DVD (see Notes).".