*Artist: The Moors
*Album: The Moors (2007 Reissue)
*Year: 1998
*Genre: Celtic / Medieval Trance Rock
*Country: USA
*Format: mp3@VBR240
*Size: 124 Мб.
Tracklist:
01. The Hunter / Cernunnos (Invocation of the Antlered God) 08:58
02. Dea Noctu (The Goddess by Night) 10:39
03. An Fhideag Airgid (The Silver Whistle - trad. Gaelic) 09:18
04. The Snake That Coils Within, Without 10:46
05. Belen-Gaard 08:51
06. Guth Na Torainn (The Voice of Thunder) 06:57
07. The Blessing And Descent Of The Goddess Bridget (Beannachadh agus Sloinntearachd na Brighid)03:25
08. Dve Nevesti (trad. Bulgarian) 01:11
09. Moon Meditation And Prayer (Rioghainn na H-Oidhche: Queen of the Night) 08:10
10. Amazing Grace 05:29
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Total playing time: 1:13:44
Sharynne MacLeod MicMhacha: Lead and Backing Vocals (English, Gaelic, French, Bulgarian, Latin), Chanting (Gaelic, Pictish), Flute, Irish Pennywhistle, Harp, Viol, Tenor Recorder, Tibetian Wood Flute, Viola, Bells, Percussion
Scott Dakota: Wide-Range Fretless Guitar (Self-Designed and Crafted), Self-Modified Guitars and Analog Effects of all sorts, Bowed Two-String Fretless Viol, Percussion, Drum Programming, Backing Vocals, Overtone Singing, Tape Treatment and Sonics / Loops / Drones, and Applied Pythagorean / Sumerian / Quantum / Consciousness / Overtone
Other Then drum machine, no synthesizers, keyboards or sound modules were utilized in the recording of this CD. All indeterminate, Otherworldly sounds are either fretless guitar, voice, or woodwinds. Also, very few fixed pitch equal-tempered instruments were used. Most tuning is "just-intonated", which uses whole number frequency ratios of sound vibrations, producing sweeter and more powerful harmonies, and more then 12 notes per octave for a wider range of emotional expression. Ancient music did no use equal temperament, and the ancients were well aware of the psycho-acoustical properties and powers of intonation systems.
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