Love In Grace
by Sky
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Love In Grace
13:17
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Scent Of A Dove
03:06
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Memories
04:06
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Balance
04:24
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Spirit
04:24
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Evernever
09:56
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Silence
16:00
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about
1. love in grace 2. scent of a dove 3. memories 4. balance 5. spirit 6. evernever 7. silence
Love in Grace
I was living in Florence, Alabama, when I started to get the idea of writing a symphony. I went to the library to read all I could find about the musicians and the music of the classical period. I set up my keyboard and started writing down ideas. Sometimes when I went to bed at night I could hear music in my head and change and add instruments at will. That was an enormous feeling, scary as well. I thought, "when it does not stop to play in my head, what then?". I put the symphony on hold and moved to my hometown to record a new album. I was recording different music for a while. Electronica, something more rhythm oriented. Once I got back to the United States in 2002, I continued to compose the symphony. I bought an old piano and continued to learn and find new ideas. In October 2007, I finally felt ready to record. I recorded the parts over a three day period but to produce the album took an eternity. The following winter I did a few overdubs and asked Hilary Schacht to play the violin that you can hear on the song 'spirit.' During the recording break I asked: "Hilary, what can I give you in return for your playing?" She answered: "I am happy with a clipping from your spider plant." How can I not call the song 'spirit'? I get highest praise for the deep meditative quality of Love in Grace.
Love in Grace
I was living in Florence, Alabama, when I started to get the idea of writing a symphony. I went to the library to read all I could find about the musicians and the music of the classical period. I set up my keyboard and started writing down ideas. Sometimes when I went to bed at night I could hear music in my head and change and add instruments at will. That was an enormous feeling, scary as well. I thought, "when it does not stop to play in my head, what then?". I put the symphony on hold and moved to my hometown to record a new album. I was recording different music for a while. Electronica, something more rhythm oriented. Once I got back to the United States in 2002, I continued to compose the symphony. I bought an old piano and continued to learn and find new ideas. In October 2007, I finally felt ready to record. I recorded the parts over a three day period but to produce the album took an eternity. The following winter I did a few overdubs and asked Hilary Schacht to play the violin that you can hear on the song 'spirit.' During the recording break I asked: "Hilary, what can I give you in return for your playing?" She answered: "I am happy with a clipping from your spider plant." How can I not call the song 'spirit'? I get highest praise for the deep meditative quality of Love in Grace.
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released September 9, 2009
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