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A breathtaking compilation celebrating the power of womanhood, it captivates the listener as it captures the trials and tribulations of living, Guitar and woodwind compositions bring home the power of nature. Instruments as varied as congo drums, mandolin, charango, piano and fretless bass create a truly refreshing sound. It's perfect for relaxation and as background music to help soothe the mind, body and spirit.
Yoga Magazine - March, 2005
SPIRIT & DESTIN
This is the last stage in a themed musical journey by Goodall exploring concepts celebrating womanhood, goddess power and the nurturing essence of femininity.
Not having experienced the other two CDs in the trilogy, I can only review this on its individual merit but based on this, I'd like to hear them. This album feels like a full circle and flows towards the last track with a sweet, uplifting rhythm, lettering you sink into its mystical and feminine charms. It weaves traditional woodwind, percussion, guitar and piano in delicate harmony and gentleness, in parts quite beautiful and healing. Although it's an ending, it will revitalise your spirit and help your mind float in a softer, relaxed and thus more feminine state.
"In a nutshell", Try this feel-good medicine and become the Divine Goddess you were born to be.
Sheila Northover Rated: 5
Medicine Woman III - The Rising
This is chill out music for me. The feeling of being uplifted to a spiritual world whilst listening to this magical, mystical music is beautiful. There is nothing like it.
nicola barnes Rated: 5
fantastic
This is, for me, by far is the best album of the trilogy. I have both medicine woman one and two and they are both good albums but this seems to roll both into one fantastic album with some new stuff added in. I find myself transported somewhere peaceful and tranquil during everyday life. I often listen to this kind of music to relax and forget my worries. Well done Medwyn this has finished the trilogy off marvellously.
A breathtaking compilation celebrating the power of womanhood, it captivates the listener as it captures the trials and tribulations of living, Guitar and woodwind compositions bring home the power of nature. Instruments as varied as congo drums, mandolin, charango, piano and fretless bass create a truly refreshing sound. It's perfect for relaxation and as background music to help soothe the mind, body and spirit.
Yoga Magazine - March, 2005
SPIRIT & DESTIN
This is the last stage in a themed musical journey by Goodall exploring concepts celebrating womanhood, goddess power and the nurturing essence of femininity.
Not having experienced the other two CDs in the trilogy, I can only review this on its individual merit but based on this, I'd like to hear them. This album feels like a full circle and flows towards the last track with a sweet, uplifting rhythm, lettering you sink into its mystical and feminine charms. It weaves traditional woodwind, percussion, guitar and piano in delicate harmony and gentleness, in parts quite beautiful and healing. Although it's an ending, it will revitalise your spirit and help your mind float in a softer, relaxed and thus more feminine state.
"In a nutshell", Try this feel-good medicine and become the Divine Goddess you were born to be.
Sheila Northover Rated: 5
Medicine Woman III - The Rising
This is chill out music for me. The feeling of being uplifted to a spiritual world whilst listening to this magical, mystical music is beautiful. There is nothing like it.
nicola barnes Rated: 5
fantastic
This is, for me, by far is the best album of the trilogy. I have both medicine woman one and two and they are both good albums but this seems to roll both into one fantastic album with some new stuff added in. I find myself transported somewhere peaceful and tranquil during everyday life. I often listen to this kind of music to relax and forget my worries. Well done Medwyn this has finished the trilogy off marvellously.
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