Erwilian Discography of CDs

Erwilian music CDs Critical acclaim for Light From Darkness: "Instrumental worlds of listening pleasure that do not disappoint""This is scintillating folk music at its finest""Magical and angelic""Electric display of dulcimer heaven""'GehAlgian' is an acoustic guitar gem""This is one of the best instrumental works in a long time for any genre." Matthew Forss, Inside World Music (insideworldmusic. blogspot ) "The results are stunning, as refined as they are inspirational""Soars with a simple, resilient beauty...""Creates new, never-before-heard connections!""[Erwilian has a] canny ability to blend styles and sounds - and eras of music. Everything comes together for the band, right then, in this triumphal moment." Nick DeRiso, Something Else! Reviews (somethingelsereviews ) "The entire album is elegant and beautifully crafted""Their eclectic range of instruments is one aspect that makes this album so intriguing""Erwilian's mission was to create an album that you can both enjoy and develop from, and they have excelled in that." Alec Cunningham, reviewyou "['Resignation' is] a gorgeous outpouring of stark Americana""Exquisite 'itta Fossar' with Buetow on harp joined by cellist Kathy Spampinato. This original piece, with Icelandic inspiration, is hypnotic with a noble air.""Buetow continues to amaze with his orchestration as his celesta ornamentations add little droplets of fairy dust!""Erwilian's Light From Darkness is a masterful work of finely crafted tunes played by exceptional musicians on a unique blend of instruments to brighten the darkest of days." Kelly O'Neil, reviewyou "Meditative and transcendent""['Agnus Dei' is] the perfect soundtrack to any movie involving elves or the like.""Stellar arranging skills of Buetow and Melton""Erwilian has blazed their own path; modernizing old musical styles and inspiring their listeners with vividly beautiful and passionate neo-folk music." Justin Kreitzer, Atlas and the Anchor (atlasandtheanchor ) Audio Mixer: Brian Matheny. Liner Note Authors: Scott Melton; Jordan Buetow. Recording information: Monkey Puzzle Studios, Kent, WA. Photographer: Kelsey Blome.

Erwilian discography Renovata is Erwilian's second full-length album, released in June 2005. After 20 months of production, and several steps in the evolution of the group, Renovata proved to be a huge step forward for the band. The disc contains several of Erwilian's trademark energetic numbers, such as "Road to the Faire," and "Elora," but also showcases simple, melodic songs. Heavily orchestrated arrangements contrast nicely with simple, beautiful folk melodies. Recorded throughout 2004 and early 2005, Renovata truly is a snapshot of Erwilian's sound at the time. Photographer: Rebecca Nelson. Personnel: Scott Milliron (acoustic guitar, classical guitar, dobro, bouzouki, ukulele, bass guitar); Stephen Milliron (acoustic guitar, classical guitar, bouzouki, bass guitar); Kevin McCready (acoustic guitar); Robert Schuweiler (classical guitar, bouzouki, mandola, mandolin); Scott Melton (baritone guitar, mandolin, bass guitar, bodhran, percussion); Jordan Buetow (hammer dulcimer, didjeridu, sopranino ...

Erwilian songs Midwinter's Night is Erwilian's third full-length album, recorded live and released in December 2009. As the band set out on album #3, it became clear after numerous sessions in the studio that there was something about their "live" sound that was simply unattainable away from the live audience and the energy of a live concert. With this new inspiration, the band began compiling a list of the songs that best captured the visceral, organic sound of a live show. The Winter-themed ...