Night Passage

Night Passage Artist: Libana
Label: Spinning
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 612451000326
EAN: 0612451000326
ASIN: B0000516TS


Release Date: 2000-10-31

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  1. Music for a Mother Blessing
  2. Music for a New Age

Tracks:

  1. Whatever Circles Comes from the Center
  2. Dark of the Moon
  3. Oh Mama Bakudala
  4. Summer Solstice
  5. I Have a Million Nightingales
  6. Bim Bam
  7. Learned of Angel
  8. V'asu Li Mikdash
  9. Breeze at Dawn
  10. We All Come from the Goddess
  11. Yemaya
  12. Vem Kan Segla
  13. Er a la Vo
  14. Night Goes Back
  15. Ise Oluwa
  16. Deep Peace

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  1. Fire Within
  2. A Circle Is Cast
  3. Out of This World
  4. Second Chants
  5. From the Goddess/O Great Spirit

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Night Passage.......2007-01-23

I have several other discs by Libana, but this one is my favorite.

4 out of 5 stars Turn as the earth and moon turn, circling what they love.......2006-05-23

I just have bought this album, this was the first time for me to listen this band, I sometimes use to hear easy-listening music before going to sleep, and this album has a mix of that and also relaxing, charming voices and choruses. I really don't know where is the band from, but they're amazing. One of my favourite song is Er A La Vo (Sicily), despite all songs are very nice. Some songs are played with a smooth backgroung music like guitars, flutes, harps... and some others just a capella, with no background music.
My personal songs rate could be 10/10

1. Whatever circles comes from the center 6/10
2. Dark of the Moon 8/10
3. Oh Mama Bakudala 8/10
4. Summer Solstice 8/10
5. I Have A Million Nightingales 7/10
6. Bim Bam 7/10
7. Learned of Angel 8/10
8. V'asu Li Mikdash 10/10
9. The Breeze At Dawn 9/10
10. We All Come From The Goddess 8/10
11. Yemaya 5/10
12. Vem Kam Segla 7/10
13. Er a la Vo 10/10
14. Night Goes Back 8/10
15. Ise Oluwa 9/10
16. Deep Peace 6/10

5 out of 5 stars Group singing.......2004-05-13

I started listening to this album a few years ago when I was a North American living in South America. My South American friends were wildly enthusiastic about this music -- as are my new friends in the U.S. The rhythms are simple, but interesting. There is also a songbook that can be purchased separately if you and your friends would like to sing these rounds together. I've found this music creates a very good group energy. My favorite cuts are Yemaya and Bim Bam.

5 out of 5 stars Beautiful...truly beautiful.......2003-12-02

Libana creates the most beautiful harmonies! Every song moves me...even the one or two that I don't "like" as much as the others. My favorites are "Whatever Circles from the Center", "Oh Mama Bakudala", "Dark of the Moon", "We All Come From the Goddess", and my top pick, "I Have a Million Nightengales". Libana's music evokes in me thoughts of women in community, singing, working, playing, worshiping, and celebrating together. The voices are astoundingly beautiful, the haromnies complex and satisfying, the song selections spiritual, contemplative, and celebratory. This is a wonderful album.

4 out of 5 stars Not as good as A Circle Is Cast, but still great.......2001-04-13

I've loved Libana for years, and their chill-inducing harmonies only get better with time. I personally prefer A Circle Is Cast because I like the material better (maybe because I've lived with it for so long), but this CD is once again a beautiful collection of folk songs from throughout the world with high recording quality and interesting musical arrangements. My one real complaint, which is why I can't give it 5 stars, is the usual lack of lyrics with the liner notes or any translations of foreign languages. My favorite song on the album is Oh Mama Bakudala, but I have no idea what the words mean, and since it's sung in Xhosa (an African language), I don't think I'll be finding out any time soon.

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