MP3 Twohawks - CHANGES
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Contemporary/Traditional Native American Flute Music that pushes the boundaries of Native American flute music with a unique, unmistakable, style.
14 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Native American, NEW AGE: New Age
Details:
Twohawks newest release âCHANGESâ pushes the boundaries of Native American flute music with his unique, unmistakable, style.
The wonderful flute music of Twohawks takes the listener on a deeply comforting journey of spirit that transports you to another time and place. Twohawks and Ancient Fire have brought a variety of world instruments together on this album that give it a style and sound all its own. Charlie Myers plays the Australian didgeridoo as well as the African Djembe as Twohawks warms things up with a variety of Native American Flutes. Twohawks also plays the Gourd rattle, Tibetan Singing bowls the Wolf Howler or Bull Roarer along with the Eagle Bone whistle and the haunting sound of the death whistle creating a mystical feel to the album. Brad Larpenter brings the Irish flutes to the C/D, Stacie LaCour with her beautiful voice, Harold Cowart playing the piano and Paul Kauk on the keyboard round out this very nicely done C/D.
The title track âCHANGESâ was written for the album by Twohawks and the music was a collaboration of Twohawks and Harold Cowart. The song was written for Twohawksâ daughter Stacie LaCour to sing on the album. Stacie known as Hokshi by family and friends does an outstanding job of singing the song. She does so in a manner that touches your heart and charges the listener to make some changes in their lives in order to save our Earth Mother.
Stacie is also featured on track 10 where she sings a wonderful rendition of Amazing Grace in both English and Muscogee. (The Muscogee words were taken from the 1989 United Methodist Hymnal marked as Creek (Nashville, Tenn.: United Methodist Publishing House.)
Beautifully done this song features Brad Larpenter playing the Irish Pennywhistle as well as Twohawks with the Native American Flute. These two flutes along with the vocal of Ms. LaCour make this a very touching and emotional presentation of this timeless song.
The C/D consist of 14 tracks of contemporary and traditional music that will keep you glued to your seat for a little over an hour.
14 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Native American, NEW AGE: New Age
Details:
Twohawks newest release âCHANGESâ pushes the boundaries of Native American flute music with his unique, unmistakable, style.
The wonderful flute music of Twohawks takes the listener on a deeply comforting journey of spirit that transports you to another time and place. Twohawks and Ancient Fire have brought a variety of world instruments together on this album that give it a style and sound all its own. Charlie Myers plays the Australian didgeridoo as well as the African Djembe as Twohawks warms things up with a variety of Native American Flutes. Twohawks also plays the Gourd rattle, Tibetan Singing bowls the Wolf Howler or Bull Roarer along with the Eagle Bone whistle and the haunting sound of the death whistle creating a mystical feel to the album. Brad Larpenter brings the Irish flutes to the C/D, Stacie LaCour with her beautiful voice, Harold Cowart playing the piano and Paul Kauk on the keyboard round out this very nicely done C/D.
The title track âCHANGESâ was written for the album by Twohawks and the music was a collaboration of Twohawks and Harold Cowart. The song was written for Twohawksâ daughter Stacie LaCour to sing on the album. Stacie known as Hokshi by family and friends does an outstanding job of singing the song. She does so in a manner that touches your heart and charges the listener to make some changes in their lives in order to save our Earth Mother.
Stacie is also featured on track 10 where she sings a wonderful rendition of Amazing Grace in both English and Muscogee. (The Muscogee words were taken from the 1989 United Methodist Hymnal marked as Creek (Nashville, Tenn.: United Methodist Publishing House.)
Beautifully done this song features Brad Larpenter playing the Irish Pennywhistle as well as Twohawks with the Native American Flute. These two flutes along with the vocal of Ms. LaCour make this a very touching and emotional presentation of this timeless song.
The C/D consist of 14 tracks of contemporary and traditional music that will keep you glued to your seat for a little over an hour.
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