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Heaven & Angels Sing
Ever beloved Christmas carols and songs take on new beauty in this recording released in September 2008. Heaven & Angels Sing features hammered dulcimer, guitar, cello, harp, handbells -- and voices (solo and ensemble). O Come O Come Emmanuel, In The Bleak Midwinter, Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod), Angels We Have Heard On High, Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming, The Holly and The Ivy, Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming (canon), What Child Is This?, Joy To The World/Bells of Christmas, O Holy Night, O Little Town of Bethlehem, Ding Dong Merrily on High/Silent Night. |
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As Time Goes By
To this day people ask other fans of Madeline's, "Were you there that evening when she brought the folk concert audience to their feet with her rendition of Summertime?" (This reminds one of the question, "Were you at Woodstock?") The recording of As Time Goes By brings another dimension to Madeline's singing and her songs. Recognition is there also. Twice, while teaching mountain dulcimer aboard cruise ships, the jazz pianists have asked her to sing during their sets. These songs are timeless. As Time Goes By, My Shining Hour, My Father, Here's That Rainy Day, Stormy Weather, In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning, Just One of Those Things, When I Fall in Love, Urge For Going, Autumn Leaves, You Take My Breath Away, Over The Rainbow. |
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Songs Of Earth & Sea
Madeline's ancestors made their way from England and Scotland to Newfoundland and Cape Breton, where the sea continued to be a meaningful part of their lives. Because of that heritage she is often called by the silkies, the waves and by beautiful songs back to the sea from her home near Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Songs Of Earth & Sea celebrates moments of yesterday and today in her family through songs such as: Hori Horo, I Walk In Beauty, New Spring Waltz, Wait 'Til The Clouds Roll By, The Ash Grove, Shenandoah Spring, Hava Nashira, The Water Is Wide, Appalachian Round, Maddie's Garden, Blow The Wind Southerly, Wild Mountain Thyme, An Eriskay Love Lilt. |
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Morning Has Broken
During this tranquil and uplifting spiritual journey, Madeline transports the listener through favorite songs and hymns that resonate deep with her. Her voice, hammered dulcimer and mountain dulcimer are joined by Ralph Gordon (cello, bass0, Michael DeLalla (guitar), 6th Dimension Handbell Ensemble and a host of friends lending voice and instruments. Here I Am Lord, Sweet Hour of Prayer, Let All Things Now Living, Weave, Shall We Gather, This Is My Father's World, Dona Nobis Pacem, Morning Has Broken, In The Garden, Precious Lord, How Can I Keep From Singing. |
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All Through The Night
A peaceful recording of evening hymns and songs with dulcimers, guitar, cello, harp and flute. Holden Evening Prayer, All Through The Night, Lord of All Hopefulness, Healer of My Soul, The Gartan Mother's Lullaby, Our Darkness, Tallis Canon, Quiet Waters, Abide With Me, Good of Day and God of Darkness, Now Is The Cool of the Day, Peace To You.
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A Place Apart
Hammered and moutain dulcimers, guitar, cello and bass bring other beautiful songs to the listener's welcoming ears:
From A Distance, Craggy Knob, Try To Remember, Furry Day Carol, Autumn Leaves, We'll Sing The Night Away, Many Butterflies, Dancing At Whitsun, Vigils, Shenandoah.
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