Touch the Earth in concert  (1hr 28 mins)



A live performance of Touch the Earth in concert at the Canterbury Centre on November 18th 2006. 

www.touchtearth.co.uk


Review: Touch the Earth concert is more than sound

'There was something profound about Touch the Earth’s recent concert; it comes not just from the music and words or that atmosphere created by the ancient walls of what was once a Canterbury church. To describe it accurately I will use the word ‘spellbound’ because that is what the audience felt.  A vibration of pure energy gathers one up, the flutes, violin, guitar, didge, drummers and singers are part of this surrealism – the essence is pure spirit.

One could be in heaven surrounded by angelic chants, or deep in an ancient temple, or even standing on a sacred site. There is a feeling of the divine, a mystical connection with the vast unseen. The music has that effect revealing to the inner consciousness infinite oneness with the universe.

A friend said to me at the concert, "no recording can give you the real feeling of being here". That is true; the church now turned into the Canterbury Centre has a mystical atmosphere, allowing sound to echo as if the music was detached from the musicians and singer giving it a life of its own. And while the darkness of the venue makes filming difficult it also plays on one’s sight - were the audience the only ones present at that all inspiring performance...?'

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Wishing Pool in concert  (5. 04 mins)


Opening the above concert at the Canterbury Centre on November 18th 2006 were Wishing Pool, their performance uses the sound of quartz bowls and electric guitar creating amazing deep space sounds. 


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