Hans' latest album, Sancta Camisia, was recorded live inside the famous Chartres Cathedral in France and features Hans Christian on solo cello. The album sets a contemplative and devotional mood with energetic passages, as well as Gregorian chant type repetitive melodic structures. The music is improvised, yet clearly structured and well recorded with lots of ambience.

1. In the Chapel at St. Ives No.1
2. In the Chapel at St. Ives No.2
3. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.1
4. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.2
5. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.3
6. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.4
7. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.5
8. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.6
9. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.7
10. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.8
11. Inside Chartres Cathedral No.9
12. In the Chapel at St. Ives No.3
13. In the Cathedral Crypt

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 11/20/2008
Hans Christian lives in Wisconsin USA

Tagged as: New Age, World, Cello, Massage

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