Beth The Sybil, My King Nimrod - 34m 38s

Tracks & Durations

1. King Nimrod	6:07
2. The Rose	4:24
3. Nightingale	5:24
4. Mortal Flesh	4:18
5. Mother of God	4:13
6. Rivertrill	2:44
7. The Dark One	3:54
8. On This Shore	3:27

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Review

"Beth The Sybil" is a medieval rock sextet with a sound of music unlike anything you've heard. The creative core is Beth Schneider and Greg Harris. I find ancient melodies and texts which intrigue, fascinate, reveal something new, and somehow capture a transcendent chord in the human experience. Greg then composes 21st century rockin¹ arrangements based on these sources, which our other amazing band members add their creative inspiration to. What we come up with is a collection of out-of-this-world contemporary sacred songs and love songs inspired from sources all around the Mediterranean which celebrate the earth, the sacred feminine, and the cosmic origins and destiny of the human soul. I am the storyteller, the troubadour of ancient tradition. The sybil of Greek origins, half human and half nymph, could read the past and fortell the future and heal the human soul. Her character evolves and multiplies to become the ecstatic source of at least forty ancient Jewish, Christian and pagan sacred texts. Our music could be called new world music. All of our musicians have extensive musical backgrounds in classical as well as rock, jazz and ethnic styles. By looking back into our past for inspiration we have created a compelling modern sound of the future. Our CD instrumentation includes

vocals, piano/keyboards, electric violin, bazouki, drums/percussion, and double bass. "My King Nimrod" is our first CD.

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