Articles related to "Ethereal"

Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most celebrated American authors of the 19th century. His most memorable works were published shortly before his death in 1849.

Your imagination can be a great source of inspiration and reference. An experienced poet discusses and informs about imagination as a device and process for your poetry.

Roman Polanski's classic defies detective film conventions with its artistic integrity and its emotionally satisfying story

In the age of the digital download, Peter Ulrich is convinced music Retail could and should be alive and well - not a death knoll.

The Pineal Gland, a connection between the physical & spiritual and a source of ethereal energy initiating supernatural powers. Discover more about this mysterious gland.

The artist Christopher Brosius uses accords, memories and love to create unique and personal fragrances that transcend their perfume-ness to become art.

James Horner's latest score follows many of his established tendencies, but with remarkable grace and emotional power.

Love is the most important subject for this speaker/poet of the sonnets. The "little songs" do consistently sing of it-not ordinary or romantic love but soul love.

Tiny Little Atlases is the debut LP from new British singer-songwriter-musician, Sophie Lowe, a record which is full of invention and verve.

Spa week is the perfect opportunity for both newcomers and seasoned spa visitors to enjoy a massage, facial, or hydrotherapy session at reduced prices.

Bethany Dillon's maturity comes from more than turning 18, or even her recent mission trip to India. The rich soulfulness of "Waking Up" comes from one vital connection.

"All the Houses Look the Same," from Deas Vail, beams across the universe like a ray of dazzling white light from high above the clouds. Yes, their sound is that bright.

Indie rock band Luminous began 3 years ago in Hawaii, when founders David and Natalie Bruce, former YWAMers, decided to use their music to try to shape their generation.

Tis the season for the annual besieging of Christmas albums. So when you find a fresh take like Moya Brennan’s “An Irish Christmas,” you’re happy enough to deck halls.

If there was ever Christian singer/songwriter who truly deserved a retrospective, it has to be poet laureate Nichole Nordeman. "Recollection" is worthy of her great gift.

Fresh from Bart Millard’s new label, Simple/INO Records, Phil Wickham’s self-titled release is amazingly impressive with its deeply worshipful, atmospheric arrangements.

Fresh from Bart Millard’s new label, Simple/INO Records, Phil Wickham’s self-titled release is amazingly impressive with its deeply worshipful, atmospheric arrangements.

Alexandre Desplat's soundtrack for Brad Pitt'sThe Curious Case of Benjamin Button traverses the films complex range of emotions, taking the listener on a musical journey

Indie rocker Tifah comes roaring out of the Colorado hills with her startlingly mature debut, "Safe & Sound," and I am bowled over and encouraged by her appearance.

Wendy Jepsen's "Song of the Bride" is a warm and lovely case of "deep calling to deep," in the best sense of the phrase.

Experience the haunting beauty of a slot canyon. Capture a ray of light beaming into a corkscrew canyon, and a shower of sand falling from a ledge high above.

Adie Camp carries some baggage with her, past and present, as she returns to the music scene after a 4 year absence. "Don't Wait" really must be experienced on its own.

Why did Isa Couvertier name her second full-length acoustic worship album "Raw Sessions"? The new CD of Christian folk music is far more polished and sparkling than raw.

Canadian composer Alex Pauk's contributions to Canadian arts earned him the 2007 Molson Award.

Antony & The Johnsons scooped the Mercury Music Prize with 2005's I Am A Bird Now. They return with an intense record concerned with the Earth's climatic meltdown.

Benjamin Franklin is well known as a publisher, statesman, scientist and inventor, but he was also a musician who created the first American musical instrument.

Popular worship songwriter Brian Doerksen has 25 live albums on his sheet, but not a single studio worship project. Until the release of "Holy God" on March 6, that is.

Sheer ruffles, airy tulle, intricately crafted lace... This season, bridal lingerie is prettier than ever!

With a wide array of influences and surrounded by a spectacular veteran cast, Christina Courtin's unique voice spans the realms of folk-jazz and pop Americana.

From the lengthy "In C" to the sparse "The Harp of New Albion," Terry Riley's works set the stage for the minimalist style of composition.

In a sea of brand names, one shines brighter than the rest: Taittinger

In colorful, concrete ways, the 1964 picture book "How Far is Far?" helps children and young readers consider ideas of distance, time, togetherness, and more.

Classical guitarist Blue Yates has published a book of poetry. Read on for extracts and overview.

A masterpiece of color and detail, Camille Corot's Impressionist landscape can be appreciated fully only in real life.

Bakshi's cult classic explores a post-apocalyptic future in which magic and peace, have flourished - until the discovery of a cache of Axis weaponry and propaganda.

Discover the cool climate region of the Dandenongs on a day trip or weekend break from the bustling Australian city of Melbourne.

Poem number 827 in Johnson's The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson offers a glimpse of the poet's satisfying daily existence.

E. E. Cummings did not legally change his name to e. e. cummings as is often claimed in legend; he became rather conventional in his values despite his innovative style.

Transforming the emotions you feel into a knit or crocheted object for yourself or others.

You can take the best aspects of Mother Nature's brilliance to create spectacular and delightful springtime centerpieces in your own environment.

Alegranza,is a marked improvement in El Guincho's work. It has a flowing, poppy feel similar to Animal Collective, but remains unique through lyrics and sampling.

Art that portrays the unseen spiritual world is created by seers and visionary artists that are inspired by sensitive perception.

Fernando Ortega returns to his inspirational roots with "Shadow of Your Wings: Hymns and Sacred Songs," a stunner that drips with reverential recognition.

There is much to like about "Twilight," the debut album from San Diego quartet Future of Forestry. Already a West Coast staple, look for them to hit big with "Twilight."

Ridley Scott's triumphant resurrection of the swords and sandals genre benefits from Hans Zimmer's rousing, underrated score

Whether or not Gustav Holst predicted the current controversy surrounding Pluto's planetary status, his seven-movement suite "The Planets" is still a delight to hear.

If your craving is pure, no-doubt praise and worship music, Half Mile Marathon just might be your band.

With "Come Undone," Jackson Waters, the 5-piece modern rock band out of Arkansas, lives up to the expectations set up by their earlier EP, "Center of Attention."

Newcomers Janus, set an aggressive strategy to break into mainstream American Rock music with their first single, "Eyesore" which is gaining popularity around the country

The upheaval might have undone a lesser artist, but Leigh Nash hung tough through Squint’s dissolution, & Sixpence’s final parting, hanging on to create "Blue on Blue."