Jon Mark, The Standing Stones of Callanish - 1h 1m 38s

Tracks & Durations

1. Chloe's Day	6:32
2. Blessed Land	5:16
3. The Eye of the Hawk	5:19
4. Mist on the Morning Hills	3:59
5. The Standing Stones of Callanish	6:14
6. The Raven in the Oak Tree	3:35
7. The Stag, the Running Stream, and the Greenwood	4:10
8. Coming of the North Wind	4:06
9. Autumn Leaves Fall, One by One	3:38
10. A Winter's Story by the Firelight	3:12
11. The Leaving	3:57
12. Soft Light, Still Water	3:02
13. Journey Across the Crystal Sea	5:35
14. Remembering	2:54

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Review

Off the northwest coast of Scotland on the Isle of Lewis, rise the Standing Stones of Callanish. The main ring of these stones is often called the Scottish Stonehenge. The importance and purpose of the stones is not known. Theories suggests possibilities such as a transducer for healing energy, an astronomical observatory, a place of sun-moon worship, or an entryway to places that exist in Celtic myth.

Jon Mark's The Standing Stones of Callanish conveys the mystery and otherworldly quality of these stones. The melodies have a gentle Celtic quality and repeating themes drift dreamily through various harmonic backgrounds. The music is intelligently constructed and deeply inspired. Using synthesizers, Jon Mark creates a delicate and rich orchestral sound that seems to arise directly from the misty Isle of Lewis, the hallowed site of the Standing Stones of Callanish.

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