Circle of Moons

Track Listings

1. Heaven in a Wild Flower

2. Island of Woods

3. Like a Wave of the Sea

4. Under the Moon

5. Piper

6. Azure

7. Highstep

8. Rose of Kildare

9. Circle of Moons

10. Fountain

11. Into the Twilight

12. Sweet Dancer

13. Flow Gently, Sweet Afton

Circle of Moons,Bill Douglas,Hearts of Space,Celtic/Irish,Chamber Jazz,Ethnic Fusion,Neo-Classical,New Age / Meditation,Pop,Space,Spiritual

Circle of Moons

Tracks:

Heaven In A Wild Flower
Island Of Woods
Like A Wave Of The Sea
Under The Moon
The Piper
Azure
Highstep
The Rose Of Kildare
Circle Of Moons
Fountain
Into The Twilight
Sweet Dancer
Flow Gently, Sweet Afton

Product Description

1. Heaven In A Wild Flower
2. Island Of Woods
3. Like A Wave Of The Sea
4. Under The Moon
5. The Piper
6. Azure
7. Highstep
8. The Rose Of Kildare
9. Circle Of Moons
10. Fountain
11. Into The Twilight
12. Sweet Dancer
13. Flow Gently, Sweet Afton

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Beautiful music.......2007-04-30

Relax and enjoy as you will
be transported elsewhere.
I do recommend this music
so take a trip.

Nice- also listen to Genie's WHISPER.......2002-06-13

Bill is great. Also check out my favorite relaxing artist, Genie. My fave is WHISPER.

this one won't disppoint.......1999-09-24

Circle of Moons by Bill Douglas is one of those disks that I can't say enough about. In a musical culture that is dotes so much on chest-thumping rhythm and pretty faces, what a refreshing delight to happen upon a relatively unknown artist who is about nothing but melody, pure and simple. But isn't that the way it always has been? Listening to this disk takes me to a gallery studying Monet, Cezanne and Renior. The piano solo, "Into the Twilight" could be discribed as syncopated Debussy. This is not rock and roll, folks; nor is it, by a long shot, anything resembling sappy, sing-song dribble for the Geritol set. This is serious music that lies somewhere in between. Douglas also gives attention to that much maligned instrument, the bassoon; that absent-minded baritone of the double reeds; the jokster of the orchestra. Here, as on his other disks, it is given the full respect that it is due; carring melody as well as three, four part harmony. To be honest, like any other collection, Circle of Moons does have slightly weaker pieces than others. But if you are the type who apreciates thoughtful yet very mellow arrangements, this title will by no means disappoint

Music that enters your heart........1998-07-02

Pure and simple - this CD aims straight for your heart and soul- music that takes you to the "heavens" and the "moons".

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