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WINTER SONGS
A collection of musical journeys through the quietest season, where ancient stories sleep beneath the snow and memories shimmer like frost on windowpanes.
These songs weave together the threads of Celtic tradition, world music, and classical storytelling, creating soundscapes that span from the frozen North to distant caravan routes where winter winds whisper different names. Through narrative vocals, harp, uilleann pipes, hurdy-gurdy, oud, and orchestral strings, each piece unfolds like a fireside tale told in the gathering darkness.
From the longing of "The Merchant's Dream" to the gentle wisdom of "Keeper of Songs," this collection explores winter not as an ending, but as a threshold—a time of reflection, remembrance, and the passing of songs from one generation to the next.
Best experienced by candlelight, wrapped in wool, with tea steaming and snow falling beyond your window.

Instrumentation:
Harp | Celtic Bouzouki | Uilleann Pipes | Tin Whistle | Fiddle | Hurdy-Gurdy | Oud | Kanoun | Cello | Strings | Bodhrán | Frame Drums | Tabla | Keyboards
Influences:
Celtic folk, Medieval music, Middle Eastern traditions, World fusion, Classical storytelling
Mood:
Ethereal | Contemplative | Mystical | Melancholic | Timeless

"Remember still the songs we sang back then... and when you rest at last, they will sing on."

All compositions arranged for soprano voice with traditional and world instrumentation. Each song is a journey—allow time for the stories to unfold.
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