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Patrick Canavan & Alar Pahapill Songs of the Earth is18 soundscapes exploring questions like 'What would the Earth sound like if you could hear it breathing?' Pat & Al take you on their two-year venture. Combining classical styled melodies with world beat rhythms, Songs of the Earth is a refreshing blend of real percussion, instruments and melodic vocals which reflect the different moods, qualities and textures of our planet. Read the review SONGS OF THE EARTH - SONG MENU
THE CREW Produced By Patrick Canavan All Songs Composed & Arranged By Patrick Canavan & Alar Pahapill Pickering mixes mastered by Josh Joudrie Final Digital Edit by Dan Leblanc
Alar's Percussion list : Djimbe, Tall Drum, Salmon Drum, Sandpaper & Stick, Cymbals, Angclang, D4, U20, Tom Toms, Rims, Bongos, Gongs, Bead Shaker, Flex Atone, Finger Bells, Snare Drum, Claves, Timbale, Egg Shakers, Roto Toms, Hand Cymbals, Monk Bell, Silk Road Tambourine, Dumbek, Orchestral Whip, Triangles, Guiro, Temple Blocks, Wind Chimes, Kalimba, Maracas, Xylophone, Hand Bells, Church Bells, Boobams, Metal Pipe, Ocean Drum, Clackers, Cowbell.
This black & white photo
is from Denise Preston's "Man in Nature" series. Pat chose these
pieces because of their molding together of the two worlds so harmoniously........
About The Art Don Chase, an Ojibway artist, was born in Port Hope, Ontario in 1938. His passion for the fine arts was fuelled through his business career in the graphic arts industry. Formally trained at the Ontario College of Art, Don's awareness of his own roots has been intensified by endless research of native legends and traditions. He has developed his talent from a Native perspective, hence the deep emotion and sensitivity that has become a trademark of his art.
The photo and Don Chase's
sculptures and this one above were taken by Harry Canavan of JHC Photo
Art. Harry is a freelance photographer whose cards and posters specialize
in land and nature scapes from around the world. He also took the photos
on Celestial Co-Creation. |
