About Symbiosis...
Symbiosis was formed in 1987 around the trio of Clive Williamson, Richard Bolton and John Hackett. Their first two albums, Tears of the Moon and Song of the Peach Tree Spring were released in 1988. Tears of the Moon demonstrates two facets of their work: one side being ambient and gently relaxing; the other being highly atmospheric, conjuring up intriguing images of distant worlds. Since then, the group has gone on to record a total of ten albums including Touching the Clouds and Amber & Jade (written specially for deep relaxation and for use in complementary therapies), and have also created music for four albums of guided visualisations by Denise Linn: Angels! Angels! Angels!, Dreams, Phoenix Rising and Secrets & Mysteries; and her video Creating Sacred Space. The group has provided signature tunes and incidental music for many TV and radio productions, including Paradise Gardens (BBC2); Techno (BBC Schools) and A Family Learn Spanish (Radio 5).
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Melodious flute-player John Hackett comes from both classical and rock backgrounds, working as soloist and orchestral player with ensembles such as The English Flute Quartet and the Westminster Camerata, and with guitarist Steve Hackett. He also plays keyboards and guitar and in 2004, he released Velvet Afternoon - an album of original compositions for flute and piano - in collaboration with accompanist Sally Goodworth. March 2005 saw the release of his highly acclaimed Checking Out of London, which skillfully combines melodic song-writing with a return to his roots in progressive rock. Guitarist Richard Bolton is equally at ease playing Latin, Spanish, ambient, classical, folk or fusion styles on acoustic or electric guitar, guitar synthesizer or cello. He has released an album of his own jazz compositions (City Life - Ballads'n'Funk by the Richard Bolton Group) and an album of violin and cello duets with Pete Cooper (Turning Point on Big Chain Records). He has also performed with Evidence, The Happy End Big Band and Billy Jenkins.
Clive Williamson sings, plays flutes, keyboard and wind synthesizers and percussion. He is the driving force behind Symbiosis and produces all their albums, creating a sensitive fusion of natural sounds and new technology. Clive has also travelled in New Zealand and Australia, making recordings for three albums of Sound Effects for the BBC and the Symbiosis release AOTEAROA - Nature Sounds of New Zealand.
Guest Musicians with the group include: Ashley Drees (cittern, mandolin & percussion); Michèle Drees (percussion); Sarah Devonald (oboe & cor anglais); Rupert Flindt (fretless bass); Maloviere (violin & tsimbala); Nicki Paxman (violin and keyboards); Ian Ritchie (soprano saxophone) and Emily Sinclair who played flute and sang with Symbiosis until 1997. She appears on Lake of Dreams, Amber and Jade and Autumn Days and performed live with the group at the Open Centre in New York and at several Mind-Body-Spirit Festivals in London and Sydney. All the Symbiosis albums are now available world-wide from iTunes... Click here to listen or download: 
To contact the group e-mail: relax(at)symbiosis-music.com {replacing (at) with @ }
Interview with John Hackett & Clive Williamson from Channel One cable TV:
Symbiosis support the charity Butterfly Conservation in the UK
and bird conservation in New Zealand.
Portraits taken by: Katrin Hackett; Clive Williamson; Noralba Correa Jimenez ('Nora')
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Listen to any
Symbiosis album and download from iTunes
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Download Full Catalogue
Symbiosis on
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About Symbiosis...
Symbiosis was formed in 1987 around the trio of Clive Williamson, Richard Bolton and John Hackett. Their first two albums, Tears of the Moon and Song of the Peach Tree Spring were released in 1988. Tears of the Moon demonstrates two facets of their work: one side being ambient and gently relaxing; the other being highly atmospheric, conjuring up intriguing images of distant worlds. Since then, the group has gone on to record a total of ten albums including Touching the Clouds and Amber & Jade (written specially for deep relaxation and for use in complementary therapies), and have also created music for four albums of guided visualisations by Denise Linn: Angels! Angels! Angels!, Dreams, Phoenix Rising and Secrets & Mysteries; and her video Creating Sacred Space. The group has provided signature tunes and incidental music for many TV and radio productions, including Paradise Gardens (BBC2); Techno (BBC Schools) and A Family Learn Spanish (Radio 5).
This text will be replaced by the flash music player.
Melodious flute-player John Hackett comes from both classical and rock backgrounds, working as soloist and orchestral player with ensembles such as The English Flute Quartet and the Westminster Camerata, and with guitarist Steve Hackett. He also plays keyboards and guitar and in 2004, he released Velvet Afternoon - an album of original compositions for flute and piano - in collaboration with accompanist Sally Goodworth. March 2005 saw the release of his highly acclaimed Checking Out of London, which skillfully combines melodic song-writing with a return to his roots in progressive rock. Guitarist Richard Bolton is equally at ease playing Latin, Spanish, ambient, classical, folk or fusion styles on acoustic or electric guitar, guitar synthesizer or cello. He has released an album of his own jazz compositions (City Life - Ballads'n'Funk by the Richard Bolton Group) and an album of violin and cello duets with Pete Cooper (Turning Point on Big Chain Records). He has also performed with Evidence, The Happy End Big Band and Billy Jenkins.
Clive Williamson sings, plays flutes, keyboard and wind synthesizers and percussion. He is the driving force behind Symbiosis and produces all their albums, creating a sensitive fusion of natural sounds and new technology. Clive has also travelled in New Zealand and Australia, making recordings for three albums of Sound Effects for the BBC and the Symbiosis release AOTEAROA - Nature Sounds of New Zealand.
Guest Musicians with the group include: Ashley Drees (cittern, mandolin & percussion); Michèle Drees (percussion); Sarah Devonald (oboe & cor anglais); Rupert Flindt (fretless bass); Maloviere (violin & tsimbala); Nicki Paxman (violin and keyboards); Ian Ritchie (soprano saxophone) and Emily Sinclair who played flute and sang with Symbiosis until 1997. She appears on Lake of Dreams, Amber and Jade and Autumn Days and performed live with the group at the Open Centre in New York and at several Mind-Body-Spirit Festivals in London and Sydney. All the Symbiosis albums are now available world-wide from iTunes... Click here to listen or download:
To contact the group e-mail: relax(at)symbiosis-music.com {replacing (at) with @ }
Interview with John Hackett & Clive Williamson from Channel One cable TV:
Symbiosis support the charity Butterfly Conservation in the UK
and bird conservation in New Zealand.
Portraits taken by: Katrin Hackett; Clive Williamson; Noralba Correa Jimenez ('Nora')
Or...
Listen to any
Symbiosis album and download from iTunes
Download Order Form
Download Full Catalogue
Symbiosis on
YouTube
About Symbiosis...
Symbiosis was formed in 1987 around the trio of Clive Williamson, Richard Bolton and John Hackett. Their first two albums, Tears of the Moon and Song of the Peach Tree Spring were released in 1988. Tears of the Moon demonstrates two facets of their work: one side being ambient and gently relaxing; the other being highly atmospheric, conjuring up intriguing images of distant worlds. Since then, the group has gone on to record a total of ten albums including Touching the Clouds and Amber & Jade (written specially for deep relaxation and for use in complementary therapies), and have also created music for four albums of guided visualisations by Denise Linn: Angels! Angels! Angels!, Dreams, Phoenix Rising and Secrets & Mysteries; and her video Creating Sacred Space. The group has provided signature tunes and incidental music for many TV and radio productions, including Paradise Gardens (BBC2); Techno (BBC Schools) and A Family Learn Spanish (Radio 5).
This text will be replaced by the flash music player.
Melodious flute-player John Hackett comes from both classical and rock backgrounds, working as soloist and orchestral player with ensembles such as The English Flute Quartet and the Westminster Camerata, and with guitarist Steve Hackett. He also plays keyboards and guitar and in 2004, he released Velvet Afternoon - an album of original compositions for flute and piano - in collaboration with accompanist Sally Goodworth. March 2005 saw the release of his highly acclaimed Checking Out of London, which skillfully combines melodic song-writing with a return to his roots in progressive rock. Guitarist Richard Bolton is equally at ease playing Latin, Spanish, ambient, classical, folk or fusion styles on acoustic or electric guitar, guitar synthesizer or cello. He has released an album of his own jazz compositions (City Life - Ballads'n'Funk by the Richard Bolton Group) and an album of violin and cello duets with Pete Cooper (Turning Point on Big Chain Records). He has also performed with Evidence, The Happy End Big Band and Billy Jenkins.
Clive Williamson sings, plays flutes, keyboard and wind synthesizers and percussion. He is the driving force behind Symbiosis and produces all their albums, creating a sensitive fusion of natural sounds and new technology. Clive has also travelled in New Zealand and Australia, making recordings for three albums of Sound Effects for the BBC and the Symbiosis release AOTEAROA - Nature Sounds of New Zealand.
Guest Musicians with the group include: Ashley Drees (cittern, mandolin & percussion); Michèle Drees (percussion); Sarah Devonald (oboe & cor anglais); Rupert Flindt (fretless bass); Maloviere (violin & tsimbala); Nicki Paxman (violin and keyboards); Ian Ritchie (soprano saxophone) and Emily Sinclair who played flute and sang with Symbiosis until 1997. She appears on Lake of Dreams, Amber and Jade and Autumn Days and performed live with the group at the Open Centre in New York and at several Mind-Body-Spirit Festivals in London and Sydney. All the Symbiosis albums are now available world-wide from iTunes... Click here to listen or download:
To contact the group e-mail: relax(at)symbiosis-music.com {replacing (at) with @ }
Interview with John Hackett & Clive Williamson from Channel One cable TV:
Symbiosis support the charity Butterfly Conservation in the UK
and bird conservation in New Zealand.
Portraits taken by: Katrin Hackett; Clive Williamson; Noralba Correa Jimenez ('Nora')
Or...
Listen to any
Symbiosis album and download from iTunes
Download Order Form
Download Full Catalogue
Symbiosis on
YouTube
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About Symbiosis...
Symbiosis was formed in 1987 around the trio of Clive Williamson, Richard Bolton and John Hackett. Their first two albums, Tears of the Moon and Song of the Peach Tree Spring were released in 1988. Tears of the Moon demonstrates two facets of their work: one side being ambient and gently relaxing; the other being highly atmospheric, conjuring up intriguing images of distant worlds. Since then, the group has gone on to record a total of ten albums including Touching the Clouds and Amber & Jade (written specially for deep relaxation and for use in complementary therapies), and have also created music for four albums of guided visualisations by Denise Linn: Angels! Angels! Angels!, Dreams, Phoenix Rising and Secrets & Mysteries; and her video Creating Sacred Space. The group has provided signature tunes and incidental music for many TV and radio productions, including Paradise Gardens (BBC2); Techno (BBC Schools) and A Family Learn Spanish (Radio 5).
Clive Williamson sings, plays flutes, keyboard and wind synthesizers and percussion. He is the driving force behind Symbiosis and produces all their albums, creating a sensitive fusion of natural sounds and new technology. Clive has also travelled in New Zealand and Australia, making recordings for three albums of Sound Effects for the BBC and the Symbiosis release AOTEAROA - Nature Sounds of New Zealand. Guest Musicians with the group include: Ashley Drees (cittern, mandolin & percussion); Michèle Drees (percussion); Sarah Devonald (oboe & cor anglais); Rupert Flindt (fretless bass); Maloviere (violin & tsimbala); Nicki Paxman (violin and keyboards); Ian Ritchie (soprano saxophone) and Emily Sinclair who played flute and sang with Symbiosis until 1997. She appears on Lake of Dreams, Amber and Jade and Autumn Days and performed live with the group at the Open Centre in New York and at several Mind-Body-Spirit Festivals in London and Sydney. All the Symbiosis albums are now available world-wide from iTunes... Click here to listen or download: Interview with John Hackett & Clive Williamson from Channel One cable TV: Symbiosis support the charity Butterfly Conservation in the UK
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