Title: Serenely beautiful. Music to meditate by.
Product review: Less expansive and involving than Kater's "Migration" (with Carlos Nakai), but this is some of the most serenely contemplative music I have heard. Perfect to play in a darkened room at the end of a numbing day. Seventy-five unbroken minutes of uncomplicated soul-massaging harmony. The blending of real voice, flute, violin, and cello infuse Kater's synthesized sounds with the realm of the natural.
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