One reason as to why I compile all these jazz-mixes of pure bliss and no atonal blowouts just occurred to me: This is largely how I present jazz to others in real life. Very few people I know are as deeply into all kinds of music as myself. Anything too free, avantgarde or invasive will just get in the way of conversation - and make them uncomfortable. Hell, in regards to my family, even the jazz collected here would give me weird looks. But my friends wouldn’t mind this. And I obviously love it, so «Into Bliss» is an attempt to… please everyone -Moahaha
1 Billy Gault - Aisha 2 Sonny Fortune - Sunshower 3 Heikki Sarmanto Quartet - Jai Guru Dev 4 Lloyd McNeill Quartet - Two-Third's Pleasure 5 Gary Peacock Trio - Nanshi 6 Heinz Von Moisy - La Carretera 7 Michael Naura - Black Pigeon 8 Sunbirds - Fire Dance
9 Arnie Lawrence and Treasure Island - Abdullah and Abraham 10 Fritz Pauer - Terra Samba 11 Gino Marinacci - Sensitive 12 Stan Sukzmann - Sojan 13 Don Rendell / Ian Carr Quintet - Prayer 14 Erich Kleinschuster Sextett - Sunshine In Raindrops 15 Gerald Merceron - Rio Pop 16 Green Cosmos - Über Dem Berg
As promised in my previous post here's that Western European folk-mix of mine. Or rather the Nordic nations plus France, some Celtic songs, a Welsh tune and uh... an Irish music project from Sardinia. No 1970’s psychfolk this time, but more traditionally based. In all of my crate digging life I’ve flicked through countless Scandinavian folk albums with similar cover art to this one, in the cheap bins. As charming as they often appeared visually, I still never gave them the time of day. Well, not until in the last couple of years or so. About half of these represent some of the best tunes I’ve located on such albums - while the other half is found… elsewhere:) An hour full of life and wonderful melodies. Try it! -Moahaha
1 Nils Økland - Rose (N) 2 Carola Standertskjöld - Hämärä Kun Mulla Luontonsa Peittää (SF) 3 Harpan Min - Enkellåten (S) 4 Burträskar'a - Malin Häggströms Vaggvisa (S) 5 Åsa Jinder & Svenska Låtkvintetten - Mot Kvällningen (S) 6 Unni Boksasp - Kysja Roa - Etter Magnhild Almhjell (N) 7 Olav Snortheim - Imyljo Jul Og Kyndelsmesse (N) 8 Lillemor Lind - Skänklåt Från Enviken (S) 9 Rhona MacKay - Buain A' Choirce, Domhnall an Dannsair, Glenlivit (C) 10 Jean-François Dutertre - Bacchu-Ber (F)
11 Pelle Jakobsson - Vallåt Från Nås Efter Tillmans Sara (S) 12 Kirsten Bråten Berg - Liti Kjersti og Elvekongen (N) 13 Cumulus - Soua Sorsa, Lieku Lintu (SF) 14 Norrlåtar - Järvenpään Ranalla (SF) 15 Jean David - Ya Mimoun Ya Messhoud / Donnez Pour Le Rompelpot (F) 16 Mairéad Ní Dhomhnaill - Ar A Dhul Go Baile Átha Cliath Domh (C) 17 Carreg Lafar - Cŵyn Mam-Yng-Nghyfraith (W) 18 Erlend Apneseth - Hallingen (N) 19 Glee’s - Ave Maria/Half Penny Hompipe (I) 20 Margit Myhr - Bånsull (N)
Another compilation of wondrous folk music from behind the former Iron Curtain. Not so much the festive fairy tale dance party the cover art and title suggests. There’s some of that as well. But heartfelt songs and achingly beautiful melodies for the most part. Which is what made me fall in love and obsess with folk music from all over the world in the first place -Moahaha
-Please forgive me if you’re among the... I don't know Billion people (probably more) who lives in one of these vastly different nations and cultures… often with little or nothing in common. It may appear as an inane concept for collecting an hour of music. But coming up with loose concepts and trying to make them work musically or sonically together, is what I do. Next up is folk from Western Europe, so at least I treat us all - myself included - with equal cultural ignorance:)
1 Чкотуа семейный ансамбль / The Chkotua Family Ensemble - Озбакь иашва / Ozbak Iashwa (Abkhazia, Georgia) 2 Gevorg Dabaghyan - Hayots Aghcheekner(Armenia) 3 Trio Bulgarka - Снощи съм минал, кумум Еленке / Snoshti Sum Minal, Kouzoum Elenke(Bulgaria) 4 State Merited Company of Georgia Folk Songs and Dances - Чакам те, мила / Chakam te, mila (Georgia) 5 Kolinda - Toredekek I(Hungary) 6 Мирза Тоиров (Mirza Toirov) - Бир келсун Bir Kelsun(Uzbekistan) 7 Vanja Lazarova Dimitrovska - Aj Iznikna mi Badem Drvo (Macedonia) 8 Filip Kutev & State Ensemble for Folk Song and Dance - Cijo Momice(Bulgaria) 9 Silvestru Lungoci - Doina Haiduceasca(Romania) 10 Dragica Nikolova - Da Sum Bistra Voda(Macedonia)
11 Hachig Kazarian Ensemble - Daldala-Satchmé(Armenia) 12 Yane Sandanski Ensemble - Руса въз роса вървеше, Теб та ни приляга, Мори, ваклай, ваклай (Bulgaria) 13 Levon Madoyan & Hachik Khachatrian, Vladimir Egorian - Derbent(Armenia) 14 Hamlet Gonashvili - Imeruli Nana(Georgia) 15 Abkhazian State Song and Dance Ensemble - Саматхуа Радеда (Abkhazia/Georgia) 16 Aram Merangulian & Armenian Radio Orchestra of Folk Instruments - Kenarigi Bar(Armenia) 17 Aidas - Ant Kalno Malūnėlis (Lithuania) 18 Armenian Song and Dance Ensemble - Narine – Choir (Armenia) 19 Taraful din Mavrodin - Pe Deal Pe Teleorman (Romania) 20 Veneta Tsvetkova / Венета Цветкова - Three Nightingales are Singing Like Larks / Три бюлбюла пеят(Bulgaria)
The title means «When birds sing gloriously» which again is taken from a British medieval song titled «Lenten ys come with loue to toune». Speaking of the Middle Ages, the musical content of «When briddes singeth breme» is so-called Early Music based on material dating back to the 13th up to the 15th century. In the olden days life was brutal and ugly, but miserable lives calls for art of otherworldly beauty. For most of you it will probably sound much like folk music. And that's because it essentially is folk music. With every tune included originating from the mainland of Europe, my «Ye Olde England»-like title ended up as somewhat misleading. That’s because I made the cover art at an early stage, and every jolly «Hey nonny, nonny»-ditty was removed underway. Which is probably all for the better -Moahaha
1 Reval’s Troubadours - Mit Ganzem Herzen 2 Veronique Chalot - La Chanson de Mai 3 Marc Lewon, Baptiste Romain & Ensemble Leones - Clausula 4 Kalenda Maya - El Rey de Francia 5 Phil Et Emmanuelle Fromont - La Brande 6 Micrologus - Volta ti in ca Rosina 7 Gothart - Imperayritz 8 Ensemble Unicorn - Ghaetta
9 Catherine Braslavsky - Je Te Pri De Cuer Par Amors 10 John Sothcott & St. George's Canzona - Estampie Real 11 Studio Der Frühen Musik - Lamento di Tristano 12 Ensemble Oni Wytars - Mari Stanko 13 Götterfunken - Nevestinko Oro 14 Fabio Tricomi, Fabio Accurso & Roberto Bolelli - Eia Frates 15 Alla Francesca - J'aime la Biaute
Btw: In my late teens/early 20’s I was a passionate Medieval and
Renaissance music collector. I became quite the amateur/expert. At least
I thought so myself. But I never really recovered after my whole record
collection was stolen in a break in. Thinking about it still fills me
with sadness. But time has healed the wounds enough for me to compile
this for you. Anyway, to find out more about the music and it's origins in
fuller detail, you will have to google search the ensembles and titles. I
did not have it in me to include all of that this time around.
Unique to Japan, a jazu/jazz kissa are spaces where jazz music is
played for dedicated listening rather than as backgrund music. As their
"local" vibrant jazz scene feel somewhat overlooked and
underappreciated, I thought I'd compile some of my favorite gems from
1970-1977. Quite similar to my previous jazz compilations really,
except that’s it’s all originating from the Land of Rising Sun -Moahaha
1 Hiromasa Suzuki - 3000 B.C. 2 Ryo Kawasaki - Tane's Dream Part 3 3 Toki Hidefumi Quartet - Let's Get It Together 4 Terumasa Hino - Hohjoh 5 Isao Suzuki Quartet - Blow Up 6 Tohru Aizawa - Dead Letter
7 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos - Speak Under My Breath 8 Mikio Masuda - Add Some 9 Kohsuke Mine - Recollection 10 George Hirota - Sahasurara-Sunrise 11 Masabumi Kikuchi - Circus 12 Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D - Scotland Scene
...and while I have your attention: George Glass why runs the Groovy Library-blog
just wrote about locating a bunch of unpublished or disappeared
comments in a spam folder. So I looked around and located more than 30
completely normal comments (seven or eight of them were my own:) in this
"spam folder" I had never noticed before. I don't know why this happens but
they're all published - or republished now. So if you've commented and
you're comments were either never published or seemingly removed - it's
certainly not because I didn't appreciate you thanking me for the mix:)
Light in Darkness/Lux in Tenebris is a phrase taken from the Gospel of John. «The Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it». Light and dark. Great art usually has a bit of both, eh?
-So what I’ve compiled for you is mostly contemporary classical music originating from sometime in between 1947 up to the present era. I’ve come to learn that 20th century Eastern European composers speaks to me the most. No place else than behind the former Iron Curtain do I find all this soul crushing beauty in spades. But east or west, everything included here touches me deeply -Moahaha
1 Sulkhan Tsintsadze - Didavoi Nana Georgian State String Quartet 2 Herman Galynin - Suite for Piano: II. Intermezzo Fernanda Damiano 3 Peteris Vasks - Balta Ainava (White Scenery) YuEun Kim, Mina Gajić, Coleman Itzkoff 4 Anne Vanschothorst - Higher She Flies Without Feet! Anne Vanschothorst 5 Henri Dutilleux - Sonate for Oboe and Piano: I. Aria-grave Caleb Harris 6 Wolfert Brederode - Ruins 1 Wolfert Brederode 7 Johannes X. Schachtner - Bach.Choral.Exerzitien: VI. Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten (BWV 691) Patrick Stapleton
8 Bohuslav Martinů - String Quartet No. 7, H. 314: II. Andante Stamic Quartet 9 Tõnu Kõrvits - Stalker Suite - II. The Room Duo Gazzana 10 Valentin Silvestrov - Winter Evening Elene Gvritishvili, Alexey Pudinov 11 Balys Dvarionas - Élégie for Violin and String Orchestra Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen 12 André Jolivet - Chant pour les piroguiers de l'Orénoque Heinz Holliger 13 Maija Einfelde - Sonāte - Meditācija Altam Un Klavierēm: II. Allegro Energico Andrejs Senakols & Veneta Miķelsone 14 John Bence - Michael, Archangel of Hod John Bence
Reading about the origins of the term «tree hugger», I ended up compiling a tribute of sorts to the Chipko Movement in India*. Speaking in musical terms, it’s ninety minutes of instrumental acoustic «eastern-sounding world-vibes» of light and dark. A celebration of the good in mankind while mourning the evil deeds of the wicked, simultaneously. But that’s just me and how I tend to think about these things, I suppose. Music for both meditation and contemplation -Moahaha
*& the 364 Bishnoi villagers who sacrificed their lives to save trees - whom that movement were originally inspired by
1 Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures - Ourobouros 2 Roman Bunka - Egypt Eyes 3 Hossein Farjami - Jahromi 4 Kanguru - Ras Lila 5 Orexis - Anthraxis 6 Lothlorien - Duet for Sarod and Alto Flute 7 Rabih Abou-Khalil - Dawn
8 Giacomo Dell'Orso - La Fame Nel Mondo 9 Om - Aguni 10 Braen - Danse de la Mort 11 Light Rain - Beautiful Friend 12 Turgun Alimatov - Куйгай 13 Nouthong Phimvilayphone - Lam Tanvai 14 Ahmed Abdul-Malik - Magrebi 15 Stenio Mendes - Sonata Perdida 16 Seagram - Night King
Twenty-one pretty melodies. Every once in a while I need gentle music that’s not out to challenge me - or anyone else. Don’t you? I think you do -Moahaha
1 Massimo e Massimo - L'istituto Al Tramonto 2 Louise Cordet - In a Matter of Moments 3 Horst Wende - Ya Laure Houbbouki 4 Jeannine Otis & Heikki Sarmanto - Flowers In The Water 5 Jan Lindblad - Kojo No Tsuki 6 Catherine Spaak - Penso A Te 7 Stanley Wilson - Zulu Love Magic 8 April Stevens - And So To Sleep Again 9 Keith Mansfield - Swingle Song 10 Tina & David Meltzer - I’ll Forget You
11 Johnny Eaton - Quite Early One Morning 12 이미자 - 아직은 멀었는데 13 Yoshiki Kinjoh - Sendo Kouta 14 백설희 - 봄날은 간다 15 Mario Robbiani - Grazie Amore Mio 16 Sarah Brightman - On The Nile 17 Arti & Mestieri - Young Man’s Tale 18 Jack Lesmana - Iramaku 19 Lilis Suryani & Orkes Baju - Gendjer Gendjer 20 David Carroll - Dance of the Slave Maidens 21 Mantovani & Tipica Orchestra - I Wished On the Moon
This year I present to you an almost chronologically correct festive feast for the ears. Kicking things off with a nine decade ol' Danish ditty, it’s all cozy shellac-era oldies on the first half of my selection. Just like you’ve probably grown accustomed to by now. But for the second half I've put together a hodgepodge of heartwarming folksongs, a few loungy jazz/easy listening gems and some classical/early music stunners (nothing new from me about that either, I suppose:). All in a delightfully christmassy mode. On my twelfth ever year of Xmas-mix making, there’s also a first ever version of 12th Day Of Christmas included. I always liked the melody, yet I never really located a version I thought did it justice. But I thoroughly enjoy Geoff Bastow's afterski in the coctail lounge take on it.
Yulephiles and yulephobics alike: I’m wishing you all the jolliest season ever! I think we deserve a good one -Moahaha
1 Teddy Petersen - Julefantasi-Anden Del (1933) 2 Shep Fields And His Rippling Rhythm Orchestra - Wintertime Dreams (1936) 3 Marimba Novelty Orchestra - Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (1934) 4 Raymond Scott with Clyde Burke - All Around The Christmas Tree (1940) 5 Lloyd Glenn's Combo - Christmas Sleigh Ride (1947) 6 Helen Forrest - Snowman (1947) 7 Les Brown - When You Trim Your Christmas Tree (1946) 8 Dan Grisson - Wonderful Christmas Night (1948) 9 London String Quartet - Silent Night (1945) 10 Dinah Shore - The Star Of Bethlehem (1949) 11 Mindy Carson - I Want A Television Christmas (A World of Magic All My Own) (1950) 12 Buddy Clark - Merry Christmas Waltz (1949) 13 Emil Stern Et Son Orchestre - Baby, It's Cold Outside (1951) 14 Eva Dahlbeck - Sankta Lucia (early 1950’s) 15 Georgia Gibbs - Winter's Here Again (1952) 16 Rosemary Clooney - Happy Christmas, Little Friend (1953) 17 Ashley Miller - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (1961)
18 Bonnie Dobson - The Holly Bears a Berry (1962) 19 Winifred Smith - 'Twas In The Moon Of Wintertime (1962) 20 María Dolores Pradera - Amarga Navidad (1962) 21 Joe "Mr. Piano" Henderson - Swinging Sleigh Ride (1960) 22 Pernell Roberts - The New Born King (1963) 23 Kathy & Carol - Brightest & Best (1965) 24 Dusty Springfield - O Holy Child (1964) 25 Geoff Bastow - 12th Day Of Christmas (1976) 26 Valerie Masters - Christmas Calling (1964) 27 Hagood Hardy - Winter Time (1975) 28 Anthony Mawer - Snowmobile (1976) 29 Fairuz - Moulouk Al Majous (1977) 30 Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band - Personent Hodie (1987) 31 Zola Van - A Virgin Most Pure (2004) 32 Øyonn Groven Myhren - Et Barn Er Født I Betlehem (1998) 33 Nancy Raven - Sleighride (2003) 34 Angelika Garcia, Christian Arevalo & Jonathan Merete - Shchedryk (2017)
Link to all our Delights & XD-V (the latter link you'll find the Pre-DWp's Vol. I-IV) + here's the streams for 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017 & 2016:
-and as always before my delights wouldn’t be half as delightful without ERNIE NOT BERT and his amazing blog.
Ten Portals of Initiation to what? To some spiritual jazz and the
likes, originating from some time in between 1970-1980, of course. It’s
not as deep as it may appear. I simply kept the cover art’s original
title and added a «Ten» in front. I’m afraid to credit the original
artist, as I once got in trouble for doing so (but I think it’s public
domain). The musical content will probably feel like the natural
continuation of a dozen or so previous jazz-themed mixes of mine (to
those of you already familiar with Dream Weapons). But the tunes are as
exiting and wondrous as ever before -Moahaha
1 Sir Edward - Peace K.D 2 Charles Tolliver - On the Nile 3 Buddy Terry - Stealin’ Gold 4 Solar Plexus - Spanish Sahara 5 Rena Rama - Rumanian Folk Song
6 Billy Robinson - The Family 7 Toshiko Akiyoshi - Notorious Tourist from the East 8 Harold Mabern - Alex the Great 9 Juhani Aaltonen & Otto Donner - Och det går, det går 10 Henry Franklin - Cosmic Dwellers
What do you know it seems I had time for one more mix this month after all! While collecting songs for Sounds in the Night I sort of made an additional soundtrack-like mix without really noticing. These 23 tunes are selected from a long list of instrumentals that were too moody to fit in between the songs on my slightly more festive Halloween mix, posted earlier this month. Silent as the Grave is filled with the wonderfully eerie melodies that has made me fall more in love with 1960-1980’s horror/giallo moviescores than the actual horror/giallo movies of the era (sorry moviebuffs). To me music doesn’t get more beautiful than this. At least not right now while typing and listening through before posting -Moahaha
Btw: Half the selection is actually Library/Production Music. And as long as the mood felt right, I haven’t taken into consideration what kind of movie genre the films these tracks were lifted from. But as you can see by the titles themselves, they are primarily from the correct genres anyway.
1 Renato Anselmi - Oracolo 2 Enrico Simonetti - Arance Amare 3 Franco Piana - Magician 4 Nico Fidenco - The Dark Side of the Soul II 5 Alessandro Alessandroni - Ritratto 6 Achanthus - La Château 7 Gino Peguri - Odhilia 8 Pierre Porte - Theme 1 9 Giovanni Cristiani - The Blue Mountain 10 Brian Bennett - Blueprint for Murder 11 Lacerenza Michele - Fuga Notturna
12 Stelvio Cipriani - Mary's Theme 13 Manfred Hubler & Sigfried Schwab - Necronomania 14 José Pharos - Ghost March 15 Bruno Nicolai - Circle 16 Jean Bouchety - Pumping Heart I 17 Frank Reidy & Eric Allen - Distant Horizon 18 Oronzo De Filippi - Magia 19 Hermann Kopp - Drunk 20 Nino Nardini - Strange Motion 21 Pulsar Music Ltd. - Fixed Idea 22 Eddie Warner - Zone Y 23 Franco Bixio - Where They Reform You
Well hello darkness, my old friend. A spooky All Hallow’s Eve-mix that doesn’t set out to actually scare you. Haunting in a comforting sort of way, and more like watching a vintage horror movie that’s not genuinely frightening to us anymore. Quite a few truly wonderful songs here. A little doom and gloom for the whole family to enjoy -Moahaha
Btw: This mix will have to do for all of October, I’m afraid. There will just be a lot of stuff going on in my life in the next couple of weeks and months. Mostly good stuff though:)
1 Jeri Simpson - In My Black Lace (1956) 2 The New Bangs - Go Go Kitty (1966) 3 Poppy Family - Endless Sleep (1969) 4 The First Theremin Era - The Barnabas Theme from "Dark Shadows" (1969) 5 The Residents - Six More Miles (To the Graveyard) (1986) 6 The Whips - Yes Master! (1958) 7 Bob Jacobs - The Small Assassin (1969) 8 The Strangers - Castle Mood (Balladi Olavinlinnasta) (1963) 9 Ethel Ennis - Mad Monster Party (1967) 10 The Riviares - Death Of A Surfer (1960's) 11 Judy Thomas - Never Say Devil Woman (1962)
12 Lallo Gori - La Morte Scende Leggera, Seq. 4 (1972) 13 The Tables - (I Married A) Monster From Outer Space (1990) 14 Luciano Michelini - Assassino Nel Buio (1975) 15 The Occasional Word - The Evil Venus Tree (1969) 16 Dick Hyman & Mary Mayo - Maid of the Moon (1963) 17 Gaitley & Fitzgerald - Seance Day (1967) 18 Motivations - The Birds (1964) 19 John Leyton - Voodoo Woman (1961) 20 Billy Saint - Midnight Freeze (1960) 21 Guy Warren - Midnight Rain (1958) 22 Rusty Isabell - Manhunt (1959) 23 Russ Garcia - Sounds In The Night (1957)
As you may have noticed I’ve made quite a few 1970’s jazz-themed mixtapes. On Terrestrial Planets all the music presented were recorded sometime in between 1958-1968. My first from this era but probably not the last. With an illustration like this and the matching title - I was certain the cover would end up resembling a long lost Sun Ra release. I was wrong. Misleading art or not, I quite like the visual presentation nevertheless. More importantly here’s fifteen under-the-radar warbles of extraordinary beauty and a sense of mystery for you to immerse yourself in! -Moahaha
1 Soul Flutes - Trust In Me 2 Ahmad Jamal - This Terrible Planet 3 Sabu Martinez - Moon Black 4 Jack Wilson - Most Unsoulful Woman 5 Sahib Shihab - Charade 6 Wlodzimierz Nahorny - Ballada O Dwóch Serduszkach 7 Duke Pearson - Bedouin
8 Jazz in the Classroom - She Came From Afar 9 The Grassella Oliphant Quartette - Haitian Lady 10 Freddie McCoy - Listen Here 11 Mal Waldron - Quiet Temple 12 Joki Freund Sextet - Yogiana 13 Jimmy Giuffre - Space 14 The Three Sounds - Tammy’s Breeze 15 Attila Zoller - Family Bricks
Pure and simple beauty is nice (but nothing pure is ever simple). I’m primarily more interested in an unsettling kind of beauty, though. I’m not sure why. Perhaps I find it more true to life. I do know I respond stronger to it emotionally. Well, that’s just me. Now let’s see if this collection of strangely alluring tunes touches a few kindred spirits out there as well -Moahaha
1 Egisto Macchi - Post-Impressionismo 2 Akiko Yano - リンゴ 3 Adam Wodnicki - Dulcimer Dream 4 Gunter Hampel And His Galaxie Dream Band - no 94 angel 5 Jackie McLean, Michael Carvin - The Crossing 6 Vytautas Juozapaitis, Vilnius Quartet - Kvartetas Nr. 3, Andante 7 Romano Rizzati - Solare
8 Bruce Ditmas - Don’t Wake Me 9 Guglielmo Papararo & Vittorio Montis - Jonosfera 10 Umberto Santucci - Ceylon 11 Fabio Fabor - Contemplatif 12 Ennio Morricone - Non e Un Dramma 13 Algardas Martinaitis - Gyvojo Vandens Klavyras (edit) 14 Hector Zazou - Le Bain Royal 15 Hanns Eisler - Eisler Sonata for Violin and Piano
Btw: If you enjoy these sounds, I think you'll locate all the other mixes of mine that operate within the same soundspaces, by simply pressing the Modern Classical-tag.
Pretty, old, folk, songs. Autumnal music. There’s still wonderful folk music being made and released. But the sound and the lyricism of these songs presented here, feel like a thing of the past. Our voices seem to have lost its wide-eyed innocence on the way from then up till now. Understandable I suppose, but I wish it wasn’t so. Enough of that. Our garden abounds with fruit and vegetables, and we’ve gathered baskets full of mushrooms. Autumn is the season of beautiful colors and my favorite time of year! -Moahaha
1 Anki - Suru On Mennyt Sydämeeni 2 Paternoster - Cue 14 3 Lamb - The Odyssey Of Ehram Spickor 4 Dando Shaft - Kalyope Driver 5 Susan Reed - Irish Famine Song 6 Jaffray School Theatre Workshop - The Seven Sided Dice 7 Justine - See Saw 8 Foreningen Til Livets Beskyttelse - Elverkongen 9 Bonnie Koloc - Rainy Day Lady 10 L'Origine - La Deuxième Aurore
11 Wichita Fall - Night Time Suite 12 Ar-Folk - Armorika - Landet ved havet 13 Gwydion - Lughnasad Dance 14 Caedmon - Caedmon's Hymn 15 Bob and Evelyne Beers - The Little Red Lark of the Mountain 16 Midwinter - Winter Song 17 Frock - Blackleg Miner 18 Judy Collins - King David 19 Alasdair Clayre with Emma Kirkby - Lullaby and Come Afloat 20 Breche - Marianne