can anyone help me find a certain type of music??

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has anyone heard sarah brightman's 'Misere Mei'? I am looking for a CD that is full of music exactly like that... i am not sure what you would call it or who sings anything like it... but i was hoping maybe someone listens to that kind of stuff and could help!

if anyone can offer any kind of suggestions, i am completley out of ideas, i have googled about everything i can think of...

here is a link to a sample of the song... the best i can desribe it is like a cathedral choir type music, i have no idea what else to call it!
(it is number 9)
http://www.cduniverse.com/productinf...cart=253811533

thanks for the help, i appreciate it!!
 
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Originally Posted by WellingtonCats

Sorry, I can't help you there but good luck!
thanks sam!
 

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Yes! I think I can help you.
You are listening to one of my favorite musical styles. It's called Gothic Revival in some circles. One of the BEST CD's ever made is Extasia, A Requiem Sequence - Music Of Jean Catoire And Hildegard Von Bingen / Brough, Harrogate Ladies' College Chapel Choir
You can find it on Amazon.con for almost nothing used and in great condition or buy it new. I hope this helps!
 
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Perfect, that helps a bunch, thank you!

Do you have any other titles similar??
 

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I like her! lol Im going to have to find some of her stuff
Ive been looking for new things to listen to... im assuming you already listen to Sarah McLachlan (and the chieftans) and Enya, Enigma type stuff... Have you tried Celtic Woman or Graeme Revell (he did a really cool song for The Craft soundtrack called Bells, Books and candles)
 

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Originally Posted by mferr84

Perfect, that helps a bunch, thank you!

Do you have any other titles similar??
Yes, I have a few. The Hildegard series is beautiful. It's so ethereal, I highly recommend it and you will be hooked. I also have:

The Origins of Fire: music and visions of Hildegard Von Bingen

Feather of the Breath of God (Von Bingen)

Music of the Angels (Vom Bingen)

Choral Moods, by Gregoria Allegri

Medieval Carols, Peter Abelard



I hope you like these, they are very, very good in my pea brain opinion.
-E.
 
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Originally Posted by RoyalEnchntrss

I like her! lol Im going to have to find some of her stuff
Ive been looking for new things to listen to... im assuming you already listen to Sarah McLachlan (and the chieftans) and Enya, Enigma type stuff... Have you tried Celtic Woman or Graeme Revell (he did a really cool song for The Craft soundtrack called Bells, Books and candles)
yes, everything except celtic woman and graeme revell, i havent heard of those two, but i will check them out!

thanks!
 
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yes, i am all about all music and i have been very drawn to this type lately, but the most i have found is basically enigman, enya, brightman and so on, i was just looking for more, stuff i havent heard, from the sounds of stuff so far, will definetly own most of this within the next couple of weeks!

great stuff!

thanks everyone!

i really didnt think i would get any responses to this!


elizabeth, you dont have a pea-brain... i think this stuff is amazing as well... my husbands thinks i am wacky because i listen to this stuff... he is a rocker though, i tell him he just doesnt appreciate good music
 

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Originally Posted by mferr84

elizabeth, you dont have a pea-brain... i think this stuff is amazing as well... my husbands thinks i am wacky because i listen to this stuff... he is a rocker though, i tell him he just doesnt appreciate good music
I love metal, bring it, really. Nine Inch Nails, Skorpions, ACDC, Offspring, whatever. I love metal. But I was raised on classical from the age of 3 and played violin for 10 years....the first chords my ears ever heard were classical and over the years I've expanded on that. It IS good music, it IS! Tell him that as a metal lover he'd appreciate the chording and complexities of the arrangements...flatter him....maybe he'll think twice about slamming it.

I think if you buy just one Hildegard Von Bingen CD you will be sold. She takes it to a higher level and she lived through the 12th century - she was real.

Good for you!
 

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I dont know if its exactly what youre looking for but im looking through all of my music, have you tried Dead Can Dance? Theyre a Celtic Wiccan Band I just got into but theyve been around awhile lol
 

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The only thing I could think of is that you might like Hooverphonic. They are a different genre, but similar somewhat. There are samples here:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...music&n=507846

http://www.hooverphonic.com

You might also be interested in some of the Projekt bands like Lycia, Mira, and LoveSpiralsDownwards

This is a legal link/download: http://www.lyciummusic.com/mp3s/blueheron.mp3

http://artists.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Mira/

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/writ...iralsdownwards

www.projekt.com
 

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I should also mention that Projekt has a sampler CD called "A cat-shaped hole in my heart" dedicated to Sam Rosenthal's kitty Vidna, who died from Feline Leukemia. The proceeds benefit the Tree House, a no-kill shelter for cats in Chicago. http://www.projekt.com/cat/default.htm
 
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aww, thats a nice idea!

thank you so much for the suggestions, i will check all of them out!
 
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