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Appalachian Morning

from Anthems by Paul Winter

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“Appalachian Morning” is Paul Halley’s prelude for Earth: Voices of a Planet, an album created for the 20th anniversary of Earth Day as a tribute to our beautiful, beleaguered home. The Consort wanted to honor all seven continents and the oceans with compositions incorporating remarkable voices from each habitat: the African elephant, the musical wren of the Amazon, the Australian lyre-bird, the spotted owl, the European blackbird, the orca, the winds of Antarctica, and the Dmitri Pokrovsky Singers of Russia.

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from Anthems, released January 1, 2006
Written by Paul Halley (Back Alley Music, ASCAP)

Paul Winter | soprano sax
Rhonda Larson | flute
Eugene Friesen | cello
Paul Halley | keys
Russ Landau | bass
Ted Moore | percussion
Glen Velez | percussion
Paul Wertico | drums

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Paul Winter is a seven-time Grammy-winning saxophonist, whose sextet was the first jazz group to perform at the White House in 1962. His second group, the Paul Winter Consort, interweaves sounds from the natural world with classical and ethnic traditions, and the spontaneous spirit of jazz. Their annual Winter Solstice Celebrations and Earth Mass are among the most popular events in New York. ... more

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