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Music : Once in a Red Moon
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Once in a Red Moon by: Secret Garden List Price: $16.98 CD-Charts Price: $14.99 You Save: $1.99 (12%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0731454867825 Label: Decca Manufacturer: Decca Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Decca Release Date: March 26, 2002 Studio: Decca Sales Rank: 8812 MPN: 548678 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Album Description: Japanese version featuring a bonus track Amazon.com: A mature and at times moving work, Once in a Red Moon fortifies Secret Garden's stature as a marquee New Age act. The duo of Irish violinist Fionnuala Sherry and pianist-composer Rolf Lovland here refine their specialty of making classical/contemporary/Celtic mini-epics in small orchestral and choral settings. Moreover, each piece elicits reflection, celebration, or atonement with the divine. Red Moon's mood of melancholy is stronger than usual--"Invitation" and "Fairytale" are the disc's only propulsive tracks--though there's an undercurrent of lamentation and reverence. Highlights include the gospel-fueled, Josh Groban-like "You Raise Me Up," sung by Brian Kennedy (Riverdance) and fittingly conducted by Steven Mercurio (musical director for Andrea Bocelli). And a riveting, slow-building plea for peace, "Elegie," features the voices of Anuna and a forceful, concluding piano chord--a composite of 66 C chords submitted by fans worldwide in response to an online invitation from the group. --Terry Wood Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - The Red Moon has one small craterA totally awsome album! While this album departs from the other Secret Gardens by having 3 vocals, two of them Greenwaves and Gates Of Dawn very nicely fit in with the mood of the instrumentals. The first vocal You Raise Me Up is beautiful but does not really fit with the overall mood and style of the rest of the album. Not bad, but definitely a mood changer. Rating: - "Once in a Red Moon" -- Incredibly beautiful CDThis is the second Secret Garden CD I have purchased, and it's as beautiful, if not more beautiful, than the first. Wonderful selections and the arrangements are just gorgeous to listen to. I immediately purchased this as a gift for a good friend who also very much enjoys listening to Secret Garden. Rating: - This deserves prime place in any music collection!Every time a new Secret Garden album comes along, it sounds just that bit more special than the last, and I expect the bubble to break and everyone will be talking about them. However, to date they still seem to be low key and little heard of. Maybe this wonderful album will be the one to turn that around! The mix of Norwegian classical orchestration with the most beautiful and evocative in Celtic music, makes for a sublimely uplifting and relaxing experience. This is not just chill out music, but music to inspire. The collaborators, particularly Brian Kennedy and Karen Matheson add a wonderful extra element which lets the music really breathe, and means the listener will never get bored with the CD - you'll be able to listen to ... Read More: Rating: - SoothingThis music will speak to your soul. I have listened to Secret Garden for years. I watched a movie and the composer's music seemed to just speak to my soul. Listening to this music will totally relax you. I have since ordered all of his music. Rating: - one of my favorite albums ever"Once In a Red Moon" is a beautiful album, probably my favorite by Secret Garden. I especially love "Greenwaves" and the original version of "You Raise Me Up", but the other ten tracks are also wonderful. This music is beautiful, soothing, and artistically done. Also, it's easy to listen to over and over - I have listened to it so many times, but I'm not tired of it yet. |
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