Sulis : The Vision Of Enoch.
Heavenly, healing, early music.
This is an extraordinary meditative piece, and was recorded in Douai Abbey in the UK. This piece is a setting of inspirational words translated from the Gospel of the Essenes by Edmond Bordeaux Szekely and is gloriously sung by the acclaimed counter-tenor Robin Blaze and soprano Jackie Evill, accompanied only by three pitched singing bowls.
The words are reproduced by kind permission of the International Biogenic Society,
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada and are available when you download the artwork.
Songs:
1. The Vision Of Enoch
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Release date: 4/16/2010
Sulis lives in London England
Tagged as: New Age, Neoclassical, Classical Singing, Chillout, Ethereal, Meditation
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