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Mozart's Requiem
Bach's St Matthew Passion
I have to be in the right mood to listen to the above music. Each work arouses different, but strong emotions; sometimes euphoria and joy, sometimes longing and sorrow, even from their opening chords. I think all great composers understand the Music of the Spheres!
The Restful Heart, The Celtic Heart and The Pilgrim Heart by Simeon Wood, flautist and composer (which can be found together with books of meditations and reflections by Elizabeth Babbs). I listen to these often while I am writing. Simeon Wood's music is both calming and uplifting.
Haunting didgeridoo music:
Spirit Dreams by Ash Dargan (Indigenous Australia)
Beautiful and evocative
music from an inspired
composer and pianist:
Divenire and Nightbook by Ludovico Einaudi
Celtic songs which cover a range of moods and emotions; by turns they can be dreamy, ethereal, joyous, reflective, or catchy:
Blessings and Journeys by the Northumbria Community
The Book of Kells by Iona
The Blessing Tree by Philip Riley and Jayne Elleson
Exuberant music which energises you and makes you glad to be alive, (especially when the castanets come in):
Fandango from Guitar Quintet in D Major, G.448 by Luigi Boccherini
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