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Ken Kaufman and Kathleen Swann
Genre: Adult Contemporary, Jazz, Newage, Spiritual, Spoken Word
Region: Northeast US

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Experience progressive muscle relaxation through guided imagery as only Kathleen Swann can present it, in SEASONS OF SERENITY. Listen to the gentle music as her soothing voice helps you to drift off to sleep. There are NO subliminal messages here. Swann empowers you to remain in control, developing a strong mind-body connection. Emmy-award-winning Ken Kaufman has captured sounds from around the world with four distinctly different but equally relaxing moods presented here: 1. Autumn of Tranquility: Native American rhythms resonate throughout, with use of electric piano, harp, temple blocks, recorder, and strings. (12.18) 2. Reflections of Winter: has an American flare, created with the use of piano, bass strings, and oboe. (10.51) 3. Showers of Spring: Strings, inspired by the sacred sites of Machu Pitchu and Kyoto, bring out the Asian flavor. (11.22) 4. Serenity of Summer: electric piano, xylophone, bass, shakers, guitar, strings and flute help promote a tropical mood. (18.45) These songs also stand alone brilliantly in the instrumental version, SEASONS OF TRANQUILITY. Home Page

Seasons of Tranquility
2005

Seasons of Serenity
2005

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1.	Reflections of Winter	10:31	$0.89

2.	Serenity of Summer	18:24	$0.89

3.	Showers of Spring	11:08	$0.89

4.	Tranquility of Autumn	11:26	$0.89

Seasons of Tranquility
Genre: Adult Contemporary, Jazz, Newage
Release Date: 10/08/2005
4 Songs

$12.95 (Physical CD)

$12.95 (Download CD)

earBuzz Review:

In "Tranquility of Autumn", gentle key/bell stabs lie atop subtle string beds. Track 2, "Reflections of Winter", a piano tapestry is painted with the help of a gorgeous oboe - relaxing, soothing, and pure. "Showers of Spring" goes east, as the asian musical flavors wind through the mind and soul. "Serenity of Summer" features an arpeggiated bed of music that supports wooden block percussive melodies. There is no doubt that the music is used as the ambiance of massage and meditation environments. The record is unobtrusive, and, as the liner notes warn, 'may cause drowsiness". Nice stuff.