House Made of Dawn

1. Into the Vast

2. Strength

3. Light And Mist

4. House Made Of Dawn

5. Luminous Expanse

6. Sweet Morning

7. Dawn World

8. Standing On Earth

9. Walk In My World

10. Restoration

11. Swim In Light

12. Rise

13. Abundance

14. In Warm Velvet Darkness

15. Returning Always

16. Emergence

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com
There are dozens of Native American-flute groups out there, but there's no one like Coyote Oldman. That's a group, not a person, named for the Native American mythological figure Oldman Coyote. But these coyotes aren't tricksters; they're sonic magicians. Michael Graham Allen and Barry Stramp play Native American flutes, Incan panpipes, and classical bass flute with melodies that ebb, flow, and morph through each other. Stramp adds electronic effects, creating shadow echoes and subliminal melodies like a pipe organ blowing across an infinite canyon. With their limited range, barely an octave, panpipes and Native American flutes aren't given to virtuoso displays. Coyote Oldman know that, so instead they explore the inner workings of their flutes' textured sound, putting a magnifying glass over resonances and shadings, building an abstract melodic architecture that vaporizes in this deep-space music for acoustic winds. --John Diliberto

Tracks:

Into The Vast
Strength
Light And Mist
House Made Of Dawn
Luminous Expanse
Sweet Morning
Dawn World
Standing On Earth
Walk In My World
Restoration
Swim In Light
Rise
Abundance
In Warm Velvet Darkness
Returning Always
Emergence

Product Description

1. Into The Vast
2. Strength
3. Light And Mist
4. House Made Of Dawn
5. Luminous Expanse
6. Sweet Morning
7. Dawn World
8. Standing On Earth
9. Walk In My World
10. Restoration
11. Swim In Light
12. Rise
13. Abundance
14. In Warm Velvet Darkness
15. Returning Always
16. Emergence

Format: CD

Amazon.com

There are dozens of Native American-flute groups out there, but there's no one like Coyote Oldman. That's a group, not a person, named for the Native American mythological figure Oldman Coyote. But these coyotes aren't tricksters; they're sonic magicians. Michael Graham Allen and Barry Stramp play Native American flutes, Incan panpipes, and classical bass flute with melodies that ebb, flow, and morph through each other. Stramp adds electronic effects, creating shadow echoes and subliminal melodies like a pipe organ blowing across an infinite canyon. With their limited range, barely an octave, panpipes and Native American flutes aren't given to virtuoso displays. Coyote Oldman know that, so instead they explore the inner workings of their flutes' textured sound, putting a magnifying glass over resonances and shadings, building an abstract melodic architecture that vaporizes in this deep-space music for acoustic winds. --John Diliberto

Customer Reviews:

Soothing.......2006-11-06

If you are looking for soothing relaxing music this CD is for you.
If you would like more drums and less soothing then do not choose the CD. Play it in your office of classroom for a calming effect.

Refreshing Relaxation.......2004-01-30

I purchased this CD after my massage therapist played it during a session. As a European and Native American flautist, I was moved by the exquisite tones, and how I responded physically (going into a deeply relaxed state, despite an injury) during the session.

The music is wonderfully relaxing, yet refreshing. It seems to envelop and clear one's mind from everyday "chatter". Even my dogs seem to respond to it - if they are overactive or rambunctious, or if my husband has had a difficult day at work, or if I'm stressed, I put on this CD and everyone seems to have a sense of peace and tranquility restored. I frequently leave it playing on "repeat" throughout the day to maintain a feeling of balance, peace, and creative freedom.

Perfect for meditation, yoga/Pilates practice, or if you have difficulty relaxing prior to sleep. A CD I keep by the player at all times (along with Andreas Scholl, but that's another story).

Takes you into the world of Mother Nature.......2003-02-18

Deep into the canyons, I mean. This is truly soul stirring music. Great for Yoga practice. Gives you an opportunity to reflect while practicing. Based on a recommendation by Karen Hugg, I bought this CD and enjoy every bit of it. The flute sounds reach the bottom of the soul (so to say) and awakens it.

Stirs the Soul.......2001-05-31

Hauntingly beautiful with deep rich native flute melodies. The artists are definitely masters at their craft. One of the nice things about this one, is that it keeps basically the same rhythm throughout the tape. So if you are listening in a meditative way, it doesnt change to fast and loud at some point.

This is one of my favorites. It allows us to take a deep breath and slow down,as it works its tranquil magic. Great background music for bodywork and meditation....feels like floating on a cloud!

Lush and soothing.......2000-10-07

I'm no expert on Native American music, but I am a flute player, so I can certainly appreciate the skill evident on this CD. (I found the alto flute difficult enough to maintain breath control on, so the ability to play the bass flute *really* impresses me.)

Tracks:

Music Of The Night
A Song Remembered
A House Love Made
The Quietest Things
Echo
The Meeting Of The Waters
The Bard Of Armagh
Faith
The Blind Ploughman
Ye Banks And Ye Braes
When I Awake
Down By The Sally Gardens
Silent Noon
Loveliest Of Trees
The Dawn Will Break
Linden Lea
The White Peace
The Little Boats
She Moved Through The Fair
Bantry Bay
Our Finest Hour
O Promise Me
Will You Go With Me
Still As Night
Come Back My Love
Waiting For You

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