Each piece resonates with echoes of past ages and distant lands...
Tears of the Moon
Tears of the Moon is an evocative work which stimulates the imagination and gives a real sense of journeying through space, time and the elements. Its intriguing variety of moods and styles makes it perfect for encouraging creativity in writing and the arts; for visualisation; and for relaxing listening at home, at work, or while travelling.
Each composition by Symbiosis is like hearing the atmospheric soundtrack of an imaginary film, with echoes of distant lands and ancient civilizations. The mythic quality of the music is reflected in the album's title, taken from a South American Inca legend which refers to the precious metals gold and silver as "Sweat of the Sun; Tears of the Moon."
The album features concert and ethnic flutes hauntingly played by John Hackett and Clive Williamson; soothing Latin-tinged acoustic guitar work from Richard Bolton; and beautiful ambient soundscapes counter-pointed by serene oboe and cor anglais (Sarah Devonald), violin (Nicki Paxman), and gentle global percussion. (Plays for 74 minutes)
Tracks: On the Wing; Treading on Thin Ice; Salvador; The Stars, Like Dust...; A Secret Place; Ice Crystal; Pale Fire; Detective Theme; The Journey; Water Garden; Early Morning; Alchemy from the Depths of Despair; In Wistman's Wood; Bird of Paradise; Meditation; The Citadel; Honey Ant Dreaming; Tears of the Moon; plus bonus tracks... Snake Charmer and Amazonia (Album originally released 1988 - CD reissue 2001) Now available World-wide from iTunes - Click here to listen or download: 
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'... this spine-tingling album...' (Mind Body & Spirit Book Club)
'This album captures a lifetime of musical ideas - it is still our most creative in terms of sound design!' (Clive Williamson, Symbiosis - 2005)
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