Bati l’gani (I have come into my garden) offers glimpses of intimacy between lovers, between Creator and Creation, the delight of recognition: Divine goodness flowing into the world. Here, Shechinah, God’s in-dwelling feminine Presence, communes with Creator in the earthly garden of Creation.

It is inspired by Song of Songs, Ch. 5, vs. 1:
I have come into my garden,
My sister bride.
I have gathered my myrrh with my spices, 
I have eaten my honeycomb with my honey, 
I have drunk my wine with my milk.
Eat, friends,
Drink and be drunk, beloved ones.
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Bati l'Gani - composer Meira Warshauer

Two reels
Flute (Tracey Smurthwaite)
Guitar (Pete Morton)

an old recording I came across from around 2003!  Irish traditional flute style on silver flute

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Reels: Belles of Tipperary & Dogs Among the Bushes

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Lefebvre Suite for Wind Quintet 3rd Mvt

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