Another Star in the Sky

1. Pool of Radiance

2. Far Far Away

3. Light in the East

4. Under the Canopy

5. Voices of the Night

6. Another Star in the Sky

7. Taken by the Wind

8. Canyon of the Moon

9. Naked in the Wind

10. Ride into Midnight

Another Star in the Sky,David Arkenstone,Narada,Adult Alternative,Contemporary Instrumental,Film Music,Jazz Music,New Age,New Age / Meditation,Pop,Progressive Electronic

Average customer rating:

A good album
A Slight Change of Mood
Not Quite A Senior
Nice computer work here
Rick R.

Another Star in the Sky
David Arkenstone
Manufacturer: Narada
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | New Age | Styles | Music

Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music

Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music

General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music

General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music

Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music

Electronic | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music
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Citizen of Time
In The Wake of the Wind
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ASIN: B000005P12
Release Date: 1994-03-15

Tracks:

Pool Of Radiance
Far Far Away
Light In The East
Under The Canopy
Voices Of The Night
Another Star In The Sky
Taken By The Wind
Canyon Of The Moon
Naked In The Wind
Ride Into Midnight

Customer Reviews:

A good album.......2004-07-13

Another Star in the Sky is David Arkenstone's sixth full-length album. It was released in 1994. There are ten compositions; three of these feature lead vocals from Arkenstone--"Far Far Away," "Voices of the Night," and "Taken by the Wind." The material is in a New Age musical direction. I like all of the tracks. Overall, the musicianship is gratifying and the sound quality is pleasing. My favorite pieces are "Far Far Away," "Voices of the Night," "Another Star in the Sky," and "Taken by the Wind." The serene, ethereal "Far Far Away" presents nice, ambient vocals from Arkenstone. The pretty "Voices of the Night" displays airy, charming singing and appealing fretless bass guitar playing from Arkenstone. "Another Star in the Sky" is an admirable composition that exhibits memorable piano work from Arkenstone. On the catchy "Taken by the Wind," a smooth and enjoyable job is done by Arkenstone with the vocals, the keyboard work, and the fretless bass guitar--there is also a notable, attractive refrain. Arkenstone is a talented composer, arranger, and musician; I like how he incorporates different instruments--orchestral and exotic, for example--into his work. His music has a lushness and earthiness that impresses me. The CD packaging includes an essay written by Arkenstone, the song lyrics, and several illustrations; also, there are some graphics behind the CD tray. The disc is just over 51 minutes. Another Star in the Sky is a recommendable album.

A Slight Change of Mood.......2004-07-10

This recording stands out from David Arkenstone's previous works in two notable ways. First is the addition of lyrics. David has written words for and performs vocals on three of the tracks. While they're not epic poetry, they do compliment the music and provide nice imagery. Second, the tone of the album as a whole is shifted a little more into a "minor key". Earlier albums included some playful tracks such as "Hindu Holiday" from Island or "Dances of Jankayla" from In The Wake Of The Wind. But as this was inspired by the passing of his mother, the pieces David wrote for this one are more contemplative, almost nostalgic. That's not to say they're swamped in moroseness; far from it. In fact the final track "Ride into Midnight" has a sense of urgency that develops through the whole piece, propelling it forward into that starlit night and has become one of my favorite songs.

Overall, the wondeful blend of acoustic instruments, synthesized sounds and simple vocals makes this an excellent CD.

Not Quite A Senior.......2001-11-29

Gotta give Dave a huge standing ovation. He was into heavy metal and all the perks that came living in that environment. When he found out his Mother was dying... got together with friends and wrote/recorded this album to dedicate to his Mom. It is awesome just listening via speakers but do yourself a favor and kickback and use headphones. He has come a long way and continues to entertain us with his unique new age music. Read the flyer and listen... have a box of kleenex. Hurray to Dave...I'm sure his Mother is the Star in the Sky protecting him.

Nice computer work here.......2000-12-01

I have just listened to Ray Lynch and I am a big enya fan. I also love cusco. I saw a coment here about this guy playing 40 instruments. If Someone can say that thats really good because this stuffis mostly computer synthed in whats called a tracker. However trackers can sound real. I love modern techno and rave music as well, I would not recommend this as much as I would enya, but it is deffiantly worth it. Also, the cover art is neat.

Rick R........2000-11-30

If any artist can you give a feel of what the CD is like just by looking at the cover, David can. The icy blue cover gives you the impression that the CD has a celestial feel, and it does. Over very atmospheric soundscapes, David builds great string and synth arrangements to make this a dynamic CD. Even the vocal tracks are tasteful. moody, catchy, and more importantly, not overdone. For me, the whole CD is the highlight. Great for nocturnal listening, as well as day absorption. Take it from someone who has almost his entire catalogue, it's worth it! You'll save money on those meditation tapes if you did!

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