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Madalyn Blanchett:
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Alice Gomez:
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Marilyn Rife:
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"Obsidian
Butterfly"
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| 01 - Celestial Dancer | |
| 02 - Pyramid Temples | |
| 03 - Voices Of The Wind | |
| 04 - The Ancient Ones | |
| 05 - Ghost Dance | |
| 06 - Passage To Meso America | |
| 07 - Sacred Landscapes | |
| 08 - Path of Dreams | |
| 09 - Eagles Flight | |
| 10 - Obsidian Butterfly | |
| 11 - Spirits Of The Earth | |
| 12 - Soul Healer | |
| 13 - Cloud Serpent | |
| 14 - Searching for the Aztecs | |
| 15 - Concheros |
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"While
the Eagle Sleeps"
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| 01 - Sunset | |
| 02 - Rising Sun | |
| 03 - Eagle Dance | |
| 04 - Twilight Skies | |
| 05 - Father Sky | |
| 06 - Dream Flight | |
| 07 - Night Watch | |
| 08 - While the Eagle Sleeps | |
| 09 - Desert Wind | |
| 10 - Evening Stars | |
| 11 - Sacred Lands |
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"Echoes
Of The Land"
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| 01 - Visions | |
| 02 - Red Sky | |
| 03 - Star Watcher | |
| 04 - Living The Light | |
| 05 - Echoes Of The Land | |
| 06 - Journeys | |
| 07 - Sacred Waters | |
| 08 - Stone Images | |
| 09 - Drifting Sand | |
| 10 - Wings Of My Soul |
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"Journeys
of the Flute"
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| 01 - Forgotten Empires | |
| 02 - Sacred Flutes | |
| 03 - Chichen Itza | |
| 04 - Mayan Lullabye | |
| 05 - Volcanos | |
| 06 - Children of the Sun | |
| 07 - Morning Star | |
| 08 - Lost Tribes | |
| 09 - Danzantes | |
| 10 - Journey to Yucatan | |
| 11 - Xochipilli | |
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12 - Native Lands |
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"Flute
Dreams"
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| 01 - Mystic Temple | |
| 02 - Ancientcity | |
| 03 - Civilizations Lost | |
| 04 - Pyramid Of The Sun | |
| 05 - Where Eagles Pass | |
| 06 - Earth Prayer | |
| 07 - Clouds Dancing | |
| 08 - Aztian | |
| 09 - Teotihuacan | |
| 10 - Sierra Madre |
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She is an accomplished composer and arranger, five time winner of the ASCAP Composer's Award and was the Composer in Residence with the San Antonio, Texas Symphony. In Aztec culture, Obsidian Butterfly is one of many female deities associated with the Earth and its fertility. The music on this recording was created in celebration of the various splendors of the Earth including scenic landscapes and ancient ruins. In addition to recorders, keyboards and guitar, percussion instruments used on Obsidian Butterfly include marimba, log drums, Peruvian bombo, Indian gourd cabasa, guiro, maracas, rattles, triangle, rain stick, dance bells, wind chimes, bamboo chimes, suspended cymbals, gong, congas, bongos and pow wow drums. "Expansive, dreamy, lively and atmospheric ... Gomez's melodies
are sensitively shaped to transform legendary settings and traditions
into a tapestry keenly enchanting to modern ears." -San Antonio Express
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