| | Winterhawk Canyon Sunrise CD Winterhawk Discography of CDs
Recording information: Big red studio. Winterhawk Canyon Sunrise Songs | 1. | Hasten |
| 2. | Canyon Sunrise |
| 3. | Morning Song |
| 4. | Intertwined |
| 5. | Wandering |
| 6. | Rain |
| 7. | He Who Hunts |
| 8. | Song of the Elders |
| 9. | First Flute |
| 10. | Reunion |
| 11. | Song of the Whale |
| 12. | Shape Shifter |
| 13. | Harvest |
| 14. | Spirit Whistle |
| 15. | Final Journey |
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