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I liked Steven Halpern's music also... haha when I look him up, it says
he is considered one of the founding fathers of new-age music.
Check out his discography!!! (<= link) .
he is considered one of the founding fathers of new-age music.
Check out his discography!!! (<= link) .
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I liked Steven Halpern's music also... haha when I look him up, it says
he is considered one of the founding fathers of new-age music.
Check out his discography!!! (<= link) .
he is considered one of the founding fathers of new-age music.
Check out his discography!!! (<= link) .
I’m adding this to my playlist too.
I think in Christian circles, the term “new age” is mainly used by old guys who also say “get off my lawn”.
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Thank you!
My playlist was initially created with 3 main artists: Enya, Enigma and Medwyn Goodall.
The third one puts the NEW in AGE. lol
Based on these choices, Youtube and Pandora have led me to other similar music like Gregorian Chants.
Very nice stuff on a day when your soul needs this kinda music.
My playlist was initially created with 3 main artists: Enya, Enigma and Medwyn Goodall.
The third one puts the NEW in AGE. lol
Based on these choices, Youtube and Pandora have led me to other similar music like Gregorian Chants.
Very nice stuff on a day when your soul needs this kinda music.
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I am very familiar with this type of music since it's music made by monks typically.
They started out very industrial (from Germany) but ended up on the Netwerk label here and then began
employing the vocals of the female artists... including Sarah McLaughlin (you may have heard "Silence"?).
Highly recommend the CDs Karma, Poem, and Chimera (that is three different CDs) and you may
also like Semantic Spaces, though it has less vocals, it is no less... captivating in its own way...
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I am very familiar with this type of music since it's music made by monks typically.
There may be three pieces to that and I can never figure out which is which haha love them all anyways...
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I have listened to them yes.
Good recommendations to expand my playlists.
Thank you.
Good recommendations to expand my playlists.
Thank you.
popular operas and turned them into something very listenable for the average not-an-opera-fan
But before he did that, he did this:
I believe the vocalist is Lisbeth Scott.
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Also I am not sure if I tried posting it or even mentioned Paul Scwartz's State of Grace cd...
That is what Vini Redemptor is from, I believe...
and now I can see the videos. Eh. What is going on??? LOL
There was some "suspicious activity" message there a few minutes ago
Veni Redemptor Gentium was written by Ambrose of Milan way back when (4th century).
That is what Vini Redemptor is from, I believe...
and now I can see the videos. Eh. What is going on??? LOL
There was some "suspicious activity" message there a few minutes ago
Veni Redemptor Gentium was written by Ambrose of Milan way back when (4th century).
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