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Melancholy
02:32
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In The Wind's Eye
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In the wind's eye I have sailed and sail,
But for the stars I own my telescope is dim
But at the least I have shunned the common shore
And leaving land far out of sight
Would skim the ocean of eternity.
The roar of breakers has not daunted my slight,
Trim but still seaworthy skif and she may float
Where ships have foundered.
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Orpheus Suite
10:40
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Coreen Morsink Athens, Greece
Coreen Morsink is a Canadian/Greek composer and pianist specializing in the creation of new music springing from the theories of Ancient Greece but as well exploring unusual tuning systems and microtonality.
Coreen Morsink recommends:
Frequency of Light
by Brian T Collins
An album which helps reflection and healing.
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A wonderful work to be enjoyed by all.
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Reem Kelani: Live at the Tabernacle
by Reem Kelani
Reem Kelani's music always comes straight from the heart. Another fantastic CD which is so alive and vital. Bravo!
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Comprising 32 takes on iconic Robert Schumann compositions, the emergent pianist's Pentatone debut is a must-hear for classical fans.
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by Bon Ha Gu
Classical guitarist Bon Ha Gu brings intimacy and warmth to works from baroque to contemporary.
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Scatter My Ashes
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“Scatter My Ashes” exists at a crossroads between multiple styles, but emerges with something rich, textural, ambient, and riveting.
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