Any new version of Amazing Grace is my cup of tea!
That somewhat new maybe group version of Caledonia looks like a  striking ending number.

This has started showing on PBS stations. My PBS has a showing on March 17 - St. Patty's Day. 

There's a placeholder for it on PBS Passport, but the video is not there yet.

Celtic Thunder returns to the heart of the song with carefully chosen Celtic gems including their first recording of “Grace”, “The Fields of Athenry”, “Step it Out Mary” and a dazzling a Cappella arrangement of “Amazing Grace”. Damien McGinty, Emmet Cahill, Neil Byrne and Ronan Scolard reflect on their personal odysseys with Laura Savini during interviews at the Gloster House in County Offaly.

I'm going to the show in Fort Myers, FL on the 5th.  Have M&G. The girls are supposed to be signing stuff as well.  First time I've had this in a long time.  Luckily, I have a photo of them (and me!) from the Christmas tour that I hope to get signed.

I'm taking a business acquaintance and his daughter.  I took them to a show back in 2020, and the daughter really loved it.  I have their picture from that M&G that I was hoping to get signed for them later in the tour.  Oops.  We all know what happened in 2020.  Plus, now the cast has changed a bit.

DVD can be pre-ordered from the Celtic Thunder site now.

The CD booklet says Oklahoma Film Orchestra. And one of the recording locations is Purcell, Oklahoma. I also thought that was interesting / random.

I looked at the credits of the PBS special. It says Kenneth Rice is the 'orchestra contractor', and no orchestra group is listed. So I think the live orchestra was contracted out to individuals or small groups (e.g. chamber orchestras). I think this is Kenneth Rice:
https://www.cyberstrings.com/bio

So, yeah. I think two sets of musicians.