Cecilia Voice Of The Feminine Spirit CD

Voice Of The Feminine Spirit Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Latin, Latin Pop, New Age
Label	White Dove
Orig Year	1999
All Time Sales Rank	21669
CD Universe Part number	2042364
Catalog number	400
Discs	1
Release Date	May 11, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Raphael Preston; Nick Hopkins; Raphael Preston; Jim Brumby; Tim Hunt
Recording Time	43 minutes
Personnel	Steve Dawson - trumpet Mark Smith - keyboards, bass Mark Smith - keyboards, bass Chris James - background vocals Tim Wheater - flute, background vocals Gary Thomas - didgeridoo Raphael Preston - 12- string guitar, keyboards, backing vocals Cecilia - vocals Rosalyn Dexter - rain stick Also: Christopher James, Tim Wheaton

Cecilia Voice Of The Feminine Spirit Songs

	1.	Solveig's Song, 1st Verse
	2.	Sacred Hum, The
	3.	Love of a Silent Moon
	4.	Two Swans Matched in Flight
	5.	Daughter of the Midnight Sun
	6.	Amazing Grace (Prayer to the Whales)
	7.	Silver Wings
	8.	Lion and the Unicorn, The
	9.	Eternal Heartbeat, The
	10.	Unite the Tribe
	11.	Solveig's Song, 2nd Verse

Voice Of The Feminine Spirit Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Cecilia the Angel Voice
I recently purchased this album and absolutely loved Cecilia's angelic voice. My husband loved the cd also.
Submitted by sunnydiana (Pain Court, ON Canada)
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5 stars Flawless vocals
For a meditative experience of the highest musicality, "Voice of the Feminine Spirit" is a top-shelf choice. This young Norwegian woman captivates the soul with hauntingly beautiful melodies and flawless, pure crystal vocals that often sound more like a masterfully-played instrument than the human voice. Then comes the sequel to this album... "Violets 19" - even richer and more sophisticated, with choral background vocals and satisfying percussion. One of the best childrens' choruses I've heard. (The mens' chorus is terrific, too!) Any listener with discriminating taste in music will find these two albums a real treasure.
Submitted by a reviewer (Northwest Connecticut)
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5 stars ethereal
Outstanding vocals and beautiful, quality music for both Classical and New Age Music lovers. Cecilia is unique and her music is inspirational and meaningful
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