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Notes From Celtistan
Acoustic guitar, tabla & esraj recorded live to capture the creative power
of Wertheimer & Mandrell's musical synergy - the mythical world where Celtic
meets Indian.
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Circle of Fire
An
extraordinary dance journey through
the music of many cultures, the
album's influences range from rock,
funk and jazz to West African,
Indonesian and Indian folk and
classical traditions.
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Voice
of the Esraj
Excellent music for meditative
listening and yoga in the tradition of the popular CD
Soul of the Esraj. Beautiful flowing vocals bring ancient
sacred writings to life featuring special musical guests
Steve Gorn, Jami Sieber, Heather Wertheimer and David
Michael.
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Soul of the Esraj
A musical canvas
for the healing arts, hatha yoga
and meditation. With its roots
in the classical music of North
India, the New Age and contemporary
ambient musical styles build a
multi-faceted soundscape.
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Anjali
A mythic instrumental journey featuring
acoustic guitarist Michael Mandrell and multi-instrumentalist
Benjy Wertheimer, Anjali transports you into both the faraway
lands of ancient India and the mystical Celtic landscape.
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The Love Window
Sacred
chants of devotion features Benjy & Heather
Wertheimer (aka Shantala) along
with a chorus of voices to accompany
your spiritual practice. Sacred
chanting is a love window into
the heart, and chanting these ancient
names opens the window.
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Church of
Sky
A magical
blend of contemporary folk songs,
written and sung by Heather Wertheimer.
Intimate songwriting spiced with
luscious voices and exceptional
arrangements of guitars, keyboards
and percussion.
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Notes From Celtistan
An eclectic mix of original music on
acoustic guitar, tabla and esraj-the mythical
world where Celtic meets Indian.
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"The beautiful musical landscape [of Celtistan]
reverently merges Michael's Celtic and jazz sensibilities with
Benjy's love of Indian classical music, giving the ancient traditions of
India and Ireland a new melodic voice (with occasional touches of Asia
and Bosnia). Celtistan's flowing and vibrant language was captured live,
to preserve the unique richness, openness, and spontaneity that shared
moments bring."
-Eric Alan
  Music Director of Jefferson Public Radio
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