Guitar cover of September Fifteenth by Lyle Mays and Pat Metheny from the album As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls

September Fifteenth (Lyle Mays/Pat Metheny)

This song encompasses all the musicians from the album, including snippets of local elder Silvia speaking of her childhood near the forests, two local youth on flute with their teacher Vasile who is also playing flute.

Composed and produced by Nico de Transilvania & Abstract Source 

Vocals: Silvia Dan, Nico de Transilvania & Dalia

Flutes: Vasile Stanciulescu and his 14 year old daughter Ana Maria 

Trumpet - Laurentiu Moise (Bucharest Radio Jazz Orchestra)

Saxophone - Paulo Profeti (Bucharest Radio Jazz Orchestra) 

Synths: -  Abstract Source 

Clapping: Nico de Transilvania

This is a Muzicã Without Frontiers production for Forests Without Frontiers

All donations for this album go towards regenerating the area where this album was recorded. You can read more about it here: https://www.forestswithoutfrontiers.org/interbeing

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Nico De Transilvania - Copilărie (Childhood) Feat. Silvia Dan

From the forthcoming album 'At Sea' available from Fluid Audio
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A Year of Living Painlessly- Phil Tomsett & Aaron Martin

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Fascism vs Democracy in Today’s World - With Jason Stanley

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