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From: ellen@ucla-cs.UUCP
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Subject: re: anti-frantic music: SOURCE
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Date: Fri, 15-Mar-85 17:11:46 EST
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Posted: Fri Mar 15 17:11:46 1985
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Earth Wisdom Music
	this is a source for New Age/Multi-cultural/cross cultural
meditational/healing/spirit feeding musics.  their catalog is FREE!
28 pages plus a 16 page up-date.  good descriptions of the various
records and tapes they offer.  lots of Steve Halpern, Kay Gardner, and
so many more!
	Earth Wisdom Music
	P.O.Box 7845
	Ann Arbor, MI  48107

i would also recommend "The Harp of Windesmere" by Sylvia Woods, if you like
restful Celtic sounding music. (all acoustic)
Kay Gardner is good - i have her latest...the name is escaping me...it's
healing oriented music - a piece for each color of the rainbow and each chakra..
small ensemble, all female, on chiefly accoustic
instruments...name has Rainbow in it and a picture of multicolored auras
on the cover.  
someone in net.music referred to Kitaro and his piece "Silk Road," perhaps 
a bit more "up" than Halpern, but i found it to be lovely and anti-frantic 
(then, again, i listen to the sound track from "The Exorcist" in my quiet 
moments).

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