and Craig Owen released a cover on Ashokan Farewell on their 1st Album entitled "DUEL" the Album went to number 1 in the UK classical charts for several weeks. 2005 – The all-female Irish musical ensemble Celtic Woman released a cover version by Máiréad Nesbitt (violin/fiddle) in their first album and live DVD recording of the same name. 2006 – Time for Three covered it on We Just Burned this for You, recorded live at Bowling Green State University in Ohio on January 13. 2008 – British vocal band Blake covered the song for their self-titled debut album. 2008 – North Dakota fiddler Loy Larson performs it on his album Loy Larson, On Track. He performs all the instruments heard in this tune and all tunes on the album. 2011 – Keith Kenniff, under his moniker Goldmund, covered the song on his album All Will Prosper. 2011 – The Band Of Her Majesty's Royal Marines released a cover of Ashokan Farewell 2011 – The Ebony Hillbillies on their album Barefoot and Flying. 2011 – Circa Paleo on their album Tideland. 2012 – Muckle Flugga on their album Back To The Light. 2012-2013 – In the BBC America TV series Copper, which takes place in the Five Points of New York City in 1864, almost 120 years before the tune was written. 2013 – On the album Strike the Tent, the Second South Carolina String Band covers the song. 2013 – Electric violinist Bridgid Bibbens covered the song on her debut album Sugar&Steel. 2013 – Performed by solo violinist Major John Perkins of The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines was voted no. 36 in Classic FM's (UK) Hall of Fame. 2013 – Burning Bridget Cleary on their album Pressed for Time. 2013 – Broderick & Broderick, on their eponymous EP, include a track entitled "Ashokan Farewell". 2014 – Nicola Benedetti: Homecoming, Rory MacDonald & BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, soloist Nicola Benedetti, Decca. 2015 – The Coal Creek Boys perform it on their album Out West. 2015 – A remixed version is used in the soundtrack of the Japanese Anime TV series Owarimonogatari called Euler, Composed by Kei Haneoka. 2019 – Jenny Oaks Baker performed a Kurt Bestor arrangement of it with the Lyceum Philharmonic orchestra, filmed in an outdoor setting, with the Sullivan Ballou farewell love letter from "The Civil War" documentary by Ken Burns overlaid throughout. 2019 – James