Your Heart
Will Be Renewed With a Mystical Beauty
Will Be Renewed With a Mystical Beauty
Gary Stadler
takes you further into the ancient Celtic world,
featuring extraordinary vocalist Stephannie and Celtic Harpist Lisa Lynne.
Together they take you on a
soul - healing journey into a place
where innocence and wisdom are one.
Listen
and your heart will be renewed with a mystical beauty.
takes you further into the ancient Celtic world,
featuring extraordinary vocalist Stephannie and Celtic Harpist Lisa Lynne.
Together they take you on a
soul - healing journey into a place
where innocence and wisdom are one.
Listen
and your heart will be renewed with a mystical beauty.
Fairy Night Songs
Lyrics:
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware
On fairy night wings our songs fill the air
Making a circle of magic and light
Watched silently by the fay of the night
Our hearts full of love and our arms open wide
We hold the key to the fairies delight
Song in our hearts belong in the air
The words of our wisdom we bring forth to share
The songs in the night
As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight
Sounds of the forest in sweet harmony
We give the gift of our song to the fairy
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware
The fairy night wings our song fill the air
The songs in the night
As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight Ahh.....
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware
On fairy night wings our songs fill the air
Making a circle of magic and light
Watched silently by the fay of the night
The songs in the night As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight
Our hearts full of love and our arms open wide
We hold the key to the faeries delight
Song in our hearts belong in the air
The words of our wisdom we bring forth to share
The songs in the night
As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight
Sounds of the forest in sweet harmony
We give the gift of our song to the fairy
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware.
Lyrics:
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware
On fairy night wings our songs fill the air
Making a circle of magic and light
Watched silently by the fay of the night
Our hearts full of love and our arms open wide
We hold the key to the fairies delight
Song in our hearts belong in the air
The words of our wisdom we bring forth to share
The songs in the night
As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight
Sounds of the forest in sweet harmony
We give the gift of our song to the fairy
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware
The fairy night wings our song fill the air
The songs in the night
As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight Ahh.....
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware
On fairy night wings our songs fill the air
Making a circle of magic and light
Watched silently by the fay of the night
The songs in the night As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight
Our hearts full of love and our arms open wide
We hold the key to the faeries delight
Song in our hearts belong in the air
The words of our wisdom we bring forth to share
The songs in the night
As we dance 'round the flame
The Fairy Nightsongs are never the same
The words from our lips as we sing for the night
Impart to the Fay our hearts truest sight
Sounds of the forest in sweet harmony
We give the gift of our song to the fairy
Dancing a spiral we sing unaware.
Gary Stadler is an American pianist, composer, songwriter and producer,
specializing in contemporary Celtic-influenced themes and atmospheres.
Stadler's six albums generally focus on imaginative concepts
loosely based in Celtic mythology, especially stories of the realm of Fairy.
His music combines melodic elements of rare world instruments,
mastery of synthesizer orchestrations and studio techniques.
Three of his albums feature collaborations with vocalists
Singh Kaur, Stephannie and Wendy Rule.
http://www.bscmusic.com/en/artist_zone/136/stadler_gary.htm
specializing in contemporary Celtic-influenced themes and atmospheres.
Stadler's six albums generally focus on imaginative concepts
loosely based in Celtic mythology, especially stories of the realm of Fairy.
His music combines melodic elements of rare world instruments,
mastery of synthesizer orchestrations and studio techniques.
Three of his albums feature collaborations with vocalists
Singh Kaur, Stephannie and Wendy Rule.
http://www.bscmusic.com/en/artist_zone/136/stadler_gary.htm
http://www.sequoiarecords.com/x105cd/Fairy+Heart+Magic.html
Deep Within a Faerie Forest
Gary Stadler & Wendy Rule
Deep Within a Faerie Forest
Gary Stadler & Wendy Rule
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Gary Stadler and Stephannie
Walking in the Air Lyrics
Fairy Tales Of The World
- Why the Crab has no Head
- Why the Bat flies at Night
- Why Spider has a bald head
- The woodsman and the crane
- The woman who flew to the moon
- The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats
- The wisdom of the Eagle and the treachery of the Hyena.
- The twins
- The Thieves and the Cockerel
- The tale of the sad Queen
- The story of Amero Kopfhi
- The stonemason
- The reason why the crab has a shell
- The pregnant virgin
- The Monkey who was made King
- The Monkey and the Fox
- The monkey and the dolphin
- The Monkey and the camel
- The mean old lady of Stavoren
- The lovers who became butterflies
- The legend of Gamelyn
- The lazy townspeople
- The king of the Monkeys and the two travellers
- The hunter and the lion
- The Hares and the Frogs
- The hare and the tortoise (Somalia)
- The frog and the fox
- The Fox and the Crow
- The Dog, the Cock and the Fox
- The Dog and the Cook (Aesop)
- The Crow and the Jug
- The cowherd and the beautiful weaver
- The Considerate Hunter
- The boy who cried wolf
- The Bear and the Travellers
- The arrival of Merlin the Wizard at the King’s Court
- Rumpelstilskin
- Rapunzel
- Old Mother Frost
- Monkey and the shark
- Momo conquers the Lord of the Demon’s island
- Little Red Cap (aka Little Red Riding Hood)
- Jupiter and the Tortoise
- Jupiter and the Monkey
- Ishtar’s journey into the Underworld
- How the tortoise got its scars (alternative version)
- How the tortoise got its scars
- How the Phoenix got her fine plumage
- How the frog came to be the king of the rivers and marshes
- Hansl and Gretl
- Beowulf
- Babylonian Creation Myth
- Ananse’s Funeral
