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Prologue
02:25
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Crossroads
03:54
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Meregill
04:16
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Low Fell
04:30
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Peel
04:11
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Rannerdale
05:11
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Buttermere Church
05:00
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Innominate Tarn
04:06
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Coda
04:08
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David Ashworth Sheffield, UK
My music draws its inspiration from the things I see, the things I remember, the things I read and the things I
hear.
These ‘things’ have included:
paintings and sculptures
childhood and more recent memories of often small events which I still think of as significant.
The world around me – from the tops of mountains to bus stops in quiet suburban streets.
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David Ashworth recommends:
I'm reminded of the work of Harold Budd when I listen to this enchanting recording. What makes it special is the musical nuance and sensitivity of touch. Thus delicacy brings subtlety ...
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There is a deceptive simplicity to this album. But repeated listens bring out the depth and richness in the music, especially the unusual but compelling harmonies.
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two rivers meet
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Combines the delicate sounds of acoustic guitars with warm synth sounds with a true sureness of touch. Their is much to enjoy on this fine recording.
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The Los Angeles ensemble celebrate the late composer's impact in this new collection.
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