The Northumbria Community - Waymarks: Songs For The Journey

Sunday 1st July 2001
The Northumbria Community - Waymarks: Songs For The Journey
The Northumbria Community - Waymarks: Songs For The Journey

STYLE: Ambient/Meditational
RATING 6 6 6 6 6 6
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 1782-2218
LABEL: Independent
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1

Reviewed by Tony Cummings

The Northumbria Community seeks to be an oasis of spiritual calm in a world often seeming to dance to the madman's tune. So if you're looking for soothing folk-orientated, other worldly music performed with an artless charm by Community members who've learned to find God in lives committed to simplicity, this is one to search out. There are plenty of standout songs, including two from Nick and Anita Haigh and Estelle White's hymn "Oh The Love Of My Lord", while the project gets a sympathetic production from Richard Lacey.

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Posted by Suzanne Steil in Texas, USA @ 12:18 on Oct 12 2021

Is it possible to purchase this CD or the music on it individually? If so through whom and how?

Your Daily Prayer CD was so beautiful and uplifting.

Suzanne Steil






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Posted by Suzanne Steil in Texas, USA @ 20:01 on Oct 11 2021

Is it possible to purchase this CD or the music on it individually? If so through whom and how?

Your Daily Prayer CD was so beautiful and uplifting.

Suzanne Steil

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Posted by Kevin Walsh in Hartlepool @ 14:53 on Jul 25 2017

I play in a church folk group called Leap of Faith in Blackhall County Durham. We love the music on the CD Songs for the Journey. In particular we love Kindle the Flame and the Kyrie Elieson. We would love to play these at our services and Masses and also to record our own versions for our congregation. We do not however wish to contravene any publishing or copyright laws and therefore seek permit to do so. All credits will be duly noted and no profit will be made if we are granted allowance to do this. Hope someone can help me with this. Many thanks.

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