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Track Listings
| 1. The River - Geoffrey Gordon |
| 2. Swiftly, How Swiftly: I. Invocation |
| 3. Swiftly, How Swiftly: II. Wide World Waiting |
| 4. Swiftly, How Swiftly: III. The River |
| 5. Swiftly, How Swiftly: IV. Swiftly, How Swiftly |
| 6. Swiftly, How Swiftly: V. Blood On The Moon |
| 7. Swiftly, How Swiftly: VI. The Eternal Return |
On this CD:
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The River, for Tibeten singing bowl ensemble & percussion
Composed by Raphael Mostel
with Geoffrey Gordon, Tibetan Singing Bowl Ensemble
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Swiftly, How Swiftly, for Tibeten singing bowl ensemble with ram's horns, shakuhachi, Tibetan trumpets & percussion Part 1, Invocation
Composed by Raphael Mostel
with Geoffrey Gordon, Dan Erkkila, Tibetan Singing Bowl Ensemble, John Charles Thomas
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Swiftly, How Swiftly, for Tibeten singing bowl ensemble with ram's horns, shakuhachi, Tibetan trumpets & percussion Part 2, Wide World Waiting
Composed by Raphael Mostel
with Geoffrey Gordon, Dan Erkkila, Tibetan Singing Bowl Ensemble, John Charles Thomas
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Swiftly, How Swiftly, for Tibeten singing bowl ensemble with ram's horns, shakuhachi, Tibetan trumpets & percussion Part 3, The River
Composed by Raphael Mostel
with Geoffrey Gordon, Dan Erkkila, Tibetan Singing Bowl Ensemble, John Charles Thomas
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Swiftly, How Swiftly, for Tibeten singing bowl ensemble with ram's horns, shakuhachi, Tibetan trumpets & percussion Part 4, Swiftly, How Swiftly...
Composed by Raphael Mostel
with Geoffrey Gordon, Dan Erkkila, Tibetan Singing Bowl Ensemble, John Charles Thomas
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Swiftly, How Swiftly, for Tibeten singing bowl ensemble with ram's horns, shakuhachi, Tibetan trumpets & percussion Part 5, Blood on the Moon
Composed by Raphael Mostel
with Geoffrey Gordon, Dan Erkkila, Tibetan Singing Bowl Ensemble, John Charles Thomas
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Swiftly, How Swiftly, for Tibeten singing bowl ensemble with ram's horns, shakuhachi, Tibetan trumpets & percussion Part 6, The Eternal Return
Composed by Raphael Mostel
with Geoffrey Gordon, Dan Erkkila, Tibetan Singing Bowl Ensemble, John Charles Thomas
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