Troika - Faeries

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Free Music Notes for Faeries

Free Music Review: Beautiful, magical, mystical, and dreamy.
Hit: 5 Stars

Teh Magic Birdcage is a dark ambient song with strong Native American influences with Native American flute, drums, and a dark cloudy dusk evening keyboards. This song is kind of sad. The Jewels Of The Faeries is brighter and less melancholy and more Celtic sounding with a hapr and pennywhistle. The song speeds up a bit and is like a song to enjoy on a sunset evening in the Irish mountains. The HEaling Spirits is dreamy with a more Chinese sound with a Chinese harp and Oriental Drums. The Magic Fountains is my favorite song on here. It's kind of both sad and happy at the same time. It's another dreamy song with blipping synths, a beautiful flute, a jazzy ambient sound and a beautiful harp. The Garden Under The Sea starts off as an ambient song and then becomes a sort of upbeat Celtic song with Celtic drums and harp. I love this song alot. It's like going to Ireland on a warm evening. The Ice Faeries has a far more Indian sound with influences from India. This song is a tad bit more ominous but still very nice. The sitar that plyas throughout the song is amazing. This song also has an Indian drum and flute for a pleasant addition as well. The Star Maiden is a return to the more Native American sound that dominated the first track off this CD. This song though similar is brighter and less melancholy than the Magic Birdcage. The Mountain Spirit has a more Japanese sound and a more minor note sound. This song is like a beautiful orchestra playing. This song ends this CD.

As you can see, Faeries is a beautiful CD with sounds from all over the world. This CD is perfect to play when going to bed because it's so soothing and etheral. It's not as intense as lets say Goddess but it's still great. I have not yet heard Shaman but I will take a bet on it and review it when I hear it thouroughly. In the meantime, I have 'Faeries' to watch over me.

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