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Healing Sounds
A CD full of soft soothing sounds with the purpose of balancing the inner person. The music is based on the use of flutes, clarinets, harps, pianos and guitars. There are ocean sounds, gentle outdoor sounds you would hear sitting by a peaceful stream. The music is beautiful and relaxing. If you wish to sit back and relax to soothing sounds any time during the day or night, this CD is for you.
Track Listing:
Return of the Dolphins by Aquarius
Slow and reflective guitar and keyboards, allowing space for healing.
Aquarius – guitar, systhesizer
Oceania by Daniel Paul (Soundings of the Planet) (Soundings of the Planet)
Singing whales, crashing waves blend with Celtic harp, hammer dulcimer, and tabla tarang of India, an exotic musical delight.
Daniel Paul – Tabla Tarang
Jai Uttal – Dotar
Glenno Falkenberg – Harp
Raphael – Keyboards
Dolphin Babies by Kailash (Earth Sound Experience)
Playing with dolphins – healing the inner child.
Kailash – Didgeridoo
Rainbow Baba – Tablas
Thomas Lemke – Keyboards
Dharma Duet by Georgia Kelly/Steven Halpern (Heru Records)
Playful and uplifting duet between harp and keyboards. Perfect for de-stressing, meditation and yoga.
Georgia Kelly – Harp
Steven Halpern – Keyboards
Blue by Tarshito
Spacey, watery flutes and floating sounds to dream by.
Anthony Baranagan – Flute
Tarshito – Synthesizer
The Enchanted Garden by Ariel Kalma (Astral Muse Recordings)
Dolpins and waves guide us toward a garden in the cosmos.
Ariel Kalma – Electronics, synthesizer
Zen Garden by Shastro/Nadama (Malimba Records)
Deep-toned clarinet supported by an atmospheric piano creates an exquisite meditative experience. Perfect for yoga, tai chi or deep relaxation
Shastro –Clarinet
Nadama - Piano
Hillpipes by Linsey Pollak
A clarinet ensemble plays a memory of you, so sweet in my heart….
Linsey Pollak – Clarinet
Gardens of the Sun by Gerogia Kelly (Heru Records)
Romantic duet for harp and flute. Sure to send chills up your spine.
Georgia Kelly – Harp
Stephen Schultz - Flute
This review is based on the sample CD that I received that contained three of the songs from this CD. I found the music soothing and relaxing. It reminds me of a far away land and a far away time where women performed the gentle dances either as a story of love or just for entertainment and fun. The music has a native sound and some with a gypsy tone.
Track listing: (note: all descriptions were as described by the CD cover.)
Sufi Groove by Lost At Last ( Holon Records)
Om-Synthesizer, hammer dulcimer
Jaya Lakshmi –Vocals
Deva Priyo –Dumbeck
Tablananda by Yantra de Vilder
Ethnic world groove with tables, vocals, keyboards and synthesizer. Shakti energy at its best.
Yantra de Vilder –Programming, keyboards
Ananda de Vilder –Tablas, vocals
Jaipur by Limborg/Barki/Vigh (Tangram)
Call of an Indian nature in mysterious setting of modern instruments mixed with claypot and hurdy-gurdy.
Limborg –Synthesizer
Barki –Vocals
Vigh –Claypot
Gap in Marrakesh by Yashu/Harida (Nazca Music)
Oriental tune, following the gypsy trail on a camel’s ride – playful, celebrative, mysterious.
Yashu –flute
Moksha –Guitar
Harida –Keyboards, percussion
Eden by Mystic Rhythms Band (Oreade Music)
Uplifting beat accompanies a gypsy scale played on pitch bending instruments- soul bending too, and a vastness to dance on.
Gregor Theelen – synthesizer, programming, keyboards
Martin Alsters –EWI (Electronic Wind)
Pongi Thongi by Linsey Pollak
Driving and unusual piece using a Bulgarian gaida (pipe) and thongaphone.
Linsey Pollak – Gaida
Jessica Ainsworth –Thongaphone
Ali Adams –Thongaphone
Mikl Moore – Thongahphone
Phoenix by Ravi
The Phoenix arises from the ashes with the delicate, flowing kora, and the steady pulse of the Indian tables
Ravi –Kora, percussion
Sandeep Bhattacharya – Tablas
Minoa’s Dance by Ariel Kalma (Astral Muse Recordings)
Mediterranean dance, a tribute to Pan. Played with two recorder flutes at a time, and dancing percussion.
Ariel Kalma –Recorders
Stephen Be – Dumbeck, percussion
Elusinian Blue by Gabrielle Roth & The Mirrors (Raven Recordings)
Sensual drums and undulating slow love song between Jai Uttal’s melodic voice and his dotar (Indian plucked instrument)
Jai Uttal –Vocals, dotar
The Mirrors –Drums, percussion
Jasmine Night by Anando Bharti
Perfume from an oasis where time stands still – ancient instruments and modern groove celebrate the mystery.
Anando Bharti – Dilruba, programming
John Lloyd – programming
John Sweeting – Electric Guitar
The music is very soothing like a gentle breeze at the end of the day or a gentle rain. The music is stated to be for meditation, yoga & relaxation. It is the most soothing CD of the Music Mosaic CD’s. There is the Shakuhachi, classic guitar, grand piano, flutes and tanpura used in some of the songs. If you want the ultimate in relaxation music, this CD is for you.
Track listing: (note: all descriptions were as described by the CD cover.)
Dusk Fantasy by Andrew MacGregor
The Shakuhachi signals the day’s end and heralds the change from the temporal world to the floating world of dreams.
Andrew MacGregor - Shakuhachi
Marion Schaap – Classical Guitar
Lumiere L’apres by Alain Baraige (Hacienda Records)
Grand piano meditation. Light is said to carry the spirit after being incarnated…emanating from matter, traveling again towards infinity.
Alain Baraige – Grand Piano
Getta by Yashu (Nazca Music)
Soft, gentle, deep – a tangible silence between the sounds, the flair of meditation, the wind caressing the bamboos.
Yashu – flute
Nirupa – Tanpura
Bamboo Forest by Shastro/Nadama (Malimba Records)
Like the sounds of swaying bamboo, this music is tranquil, serene, a soft-lulling into deep peace and centered relaxation.
Shastro – Clarinet
Nadama – Piano
Nitapadma by Georgia Kelly (Heru Records)
A combination of Indian raga and western harmonies.
Georgia Kelly – Harp
Messenger by Ariel Kalma (Astral Muse Recording)
Healing voyage in sound frequencies. Powerful low tones to resonate your own voice with.
Ariel Kalma – Synthesizer, Electronics
Interlude in D by Sid Hille (Nazca Music)
Piano solo, rising and falling like a wave, breathing the boundlessness of the ocean.
Sid - Piano
The CD is compiled from various artists. Some of the songs have vocals and some do not. All the songs are full of wonderful beats and sounds. They are all very danceable and almost intrancing. It is a very good CD and a very interesting CD. If you like dance music, if you like native music, if you like head banging music, and if you like alternative rock you probably will enjoy this CD. I can very easily see this CD being played in cult music type places even though it is not cult orientated. It just that the native tribal type envisions the tribal dancing around the fire. Its not a soft sweet sounds you might envision but the drums and beat of dancing.
It’s a CD denifently worth checking out.
Track Listing: (note: all descriptions were as described by the CD cover.)
Gurrupurung by Gondwana (Log Music)
Multi-layered didgeridu riffs and traditional Amhem Land voices mixed with dance floor drum’n bass to create an original earth sound.”
Charlie McMahon - Didgeridoo, Programming
Eddy Duquemin - Percussion
Djoiti Liawonga - Vocals
Tom Kelly -Vocals
Anyway I Tell Ya by Ganga Girl
“Indigenous technorganica! Fast 150beats/minute, a song that rocks clubs and dance parties with bush sounds of Australia
Ganga Girl -Didgeridoo, Vocals Percussion
Don Peyote -Programming
Awowedas by Lost At Last (Holon Records)
A traditional native American peyote chant arranged in a modern style with didgeridoo, trance drums, synthesizers
Jaya Lakshmi -Vocals
Om -Programming
Deva Priyo -Electric Guitar
AB -Didgeridoo
Didge-Na-Gig by Global (Seventh Wave Music)
Techno-Shamanic: Powerful didge-led dance trac,. The Explosive voice of the yidaki calling out to the land.
Nigel Shaw -Keyboards, Programming
Brian Abbott -Guitar
Shaun Farrend -Didgeridoo
Blue Labyrith by Axis
With it spirited beat and beseeching didge horns, this song is a playful release of energy. A decisive, purposeful dance, out of the shade towards somewhere bright…the future perhaps!
Mike Edwards -Didgeridoo
Michael Jackson -Didgeridoo
David Russell - Bass, Keyboards
Thunder by Andy Grahm
High-energy piece featuring the didgeridoo, drumkit and djembe, demonstrating the more masculine side of drumming.
Andy Graham -Didgeridoo, drums, djembe drum, percussion
Factory Farm by Didjworks
Trip-Hop didgeridoo with urban beats, animal sounds, and environmental motives.
Simon 7 -Guitar, Didgeridoo
Rob Cass -Programming
Vagard -Programming
Kemetic Song by Hayan
Traditional African/Caribbean music with percussion, mouthbow and molimo (didgeridoo or ‘bamboo’).. Let us travel to KMT (Ancient Egypt), the magic ground of the Pharaohs.
Malamine -Mouthbow
Michel Ekwala -Didgeridoo
Non Dja -Percussion
Entrance by Si
A double didgeridoo trance journey – inspiring an infinity of sounds.
Si -Didgeridoo
Venus -Didgeridoo
Greg Sheehan - Tapan Drum
Music Mosaic
1111 Coolamon scenic Drive
Mullumbimby, NSW 2482, Australia
+61(Australia)-2-66843143
http://www.music-mosaic.com
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