Maiden of Mysteries -- The Music of Enya
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| Maiden of Mysteries -- The Music of Enya | ||
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| Tribute album for Enya by Taliesin Orchestra | ||
| Released | August 25, 1998 | |
| Recorded | 1998 | |
| Genre | New Age | |
| Length | 49:30 | |
| Label | Compendia | |
| Producer(s) | Trammell Starks | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Taliesin Orchestra chronology | ||
| Anthem (1997) |
Maiden of Mysteries (1998) |
Sacred (2002) |
Maiden of Mysteries -- The Music of Enya (1998) is the fourth album out of nine released by the Taliesin Orchestra, and is a tribute to the Irish singer Enya. There have been three other Enya tribute albums released by the Orchestra: Orinoco Flow, An Instumental Tribute to the Hits of Enya, and Thread of Time.
Contents |
Track listing
- "Anywhere" -- 5:48
- "Boadicea" -- 5:03
- "Before the Storm" -- 2:48
- "Storms in Africa" -- 7:09
- "Pax Deorum" -- 4:41
- "Only If..." -- 6:01
- "How Can I Keep from Singing?" -- 5:59
- "Ebudae" -- 4:44
- "Caribbean Blue" -- 3:23
- "Evacuee" -- 3:54
Personnel
- Rita Manning -- Violin
- Pete Martinez -- Engineer
- Jim McLeod -- Violin
- Scott Meeder -- Drums
- Rodney Mills -- Mastering
- Peter Oxer -- Violin
- Anthony Pleeth -- Cello
- Maciej Rakowski -- Violin
- Frank Ricotti -- Tympani (Timpani)
- Terry Simpson -- Mixing
- Jackie Street -- Bass
- Hugh Webb -- Harp
- Gavyn Wright -- Violin, Concert Master
- Felicia Sorensen -- Vocals, Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement
- Bill Benham -- Violin
- Dermot Crehan -- Violin
- Alfreda Gerald -- Vocals
- Barry Gibbons -- Engineer
- Vaughan Armon -- Violin
- Martin Robinson -- Cello
- Boguslaw Kostecki -- Violin
- Justin Pearson -- Cello
- Taliesin Orchestra -- Main Performer
- Rolf Wilson -- Violin
- Cathy Giles -- Cello
- Perry Montague-Mason -- Violin
- John Briglevich -- Engineer
- Paul Gardham -- French Horn
- John Pigneguy -- French Horn
- Jeff Wack -- Copyist
- Richard Watkins -- French Horn
- Darryl Tibbs -- Percussion
- Lisa Sayre -- Horn (English), Oboe
- Paul Cullington -- Contrabass
- James Majors -- Engineer, Assistant Engineer
- Claudius Craig -- Production Assistant
- Rebecca Hirsch -- Violin
- Hugh Seenan -- French Horn
- Kylie Hunt -- Graphic Design
- John Maschinot -- Uillean Pipes
- Charles Sayre -- Arranger, Liner Notes, Conductor
- Karen Briggs -- Violin
- Mark Berrow -- Violin
- Ronnie Brookshire -- Engineer
- Ben Cruft -- Violin
- Roger Garland -- Violin
- Wilfred Gibson -- Violin
- Bill Hatcher -- Banjo, Autoharp, Bass, Mandolin, Guitar
- John Heley -- Cello
- Paul Kegg -- Cello
- Ricky Keller -- Bass, Mixing
- Gary Kettel -- Percussion
- Chris Laurence -- Contrabass
- Martin Loveday -- Cello
- Jo-El Sonnier -- Accordion
- Brian Jobson -- Assistant Engineer
- Trammell Starks -- Keyboards, Mixing, Liner Notes, Producer, Programming
- Butch Baldassari -- Mandolin
Trivia
- The lead vocalist, Felicia Sorensen, is an adherent of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormon or LDS Church).[1]
See Also
References
- "Track Listing" and "The Orchestra for this Album" information taken from Artist Direct.
- ^ Taken from Felicia's unofficial fansite, feliciasorensen.com, on October 17, 2006.
