Album Notes

Sharon K. Cooper, M.A. has a substantive history as a spiritual retreat leader, liturgist, published hymn composer.

Review:
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The neo-classical musical expressions on this recording point to a Light born from those who expressed it during 17th century Europe when survival was as vulnerable as it is now. Human beings across the ages, across cultural divides, and through many language barriers have asserted that this Light is greater than any one of us. The timeless melodies and improvised harmonies on this recording rise from within my own heart. They extol a Love that is unitive and a true Light that is restorative in a 21st century context where wars and the divided human mind have taken on new weavings and dimensions. A renewed vision of hope unfolds in the contemporary titles and brief reflections of the improvised Baroque pieces. The recording closes with a familiar tune, Beach Spring, attributed to a 19th century composer. The title given to this closing, "Loving One, Rise Up and Heal Us" melds with the healing music and soothing rhythms of the Beach Spring melody and provides a restful but confident ending in a Higher Love that permeates the Universe with an eternal life-giving Spirit. Thank you for offering your listening heart and ear to this musical adventure, "Carry the Light!"

The original Baroque tunes of these pieces are public domain. Appropriate credits are given to original composers. This album constitutes the development of a theme and meets all the legal requirements thereof with the integrity of the one who has arranged the music. The arrangements and themes of this cd are copyrighted and may not be duplicated without permission.

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