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Prayer: A Windham Hill Collection | 
| Creators: Michael Manring, Philip Baker, Martha Reikow, Paul Mccandless, Anonymous, Condit Atkinson, Suzanne / Lubbock, Jeremy Ciani, Gabriel Faure, Charles Gounod, Deborah Henson-conant, Albert Hay Malotte, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Tracy Silverman, Thea Suits-silverman, Irish Traditional, Unspecified, Kimberly Bryden, Brian Dunning
Label: RCA
Category: Music
List Price: $11.98
Buy New: $10.99
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 7839
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.9 x 4.9 x 0.5
MPN: 54344
UPC: 828765434423
EAN: 0828765434423
ASIN: B0000AM6L0
Release Date: September 9, 2003
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| Tracks:
| • | Sanctus from Requiem (Gabriel Faure) -Tim Story piano, synthesizers | | • | The 23rd Psalm (Condit Atkinson) - Steve Erquiaga guitar | | • | Be Thou My Vision (Irish trad.) - Jeff Johnson & Brian Dunning with John Fitzpatrick | | • | Holy, Holy, Holy (trad.) - Jim Brickman piano | | • | The Lords Prayer (Albert Hay Malotte) - Paul McCandless English horn, keyboards | | • | Alisas Prayer (Deborah Henson-Conant) - Deborah Henson-Conant electric Celtic harp | | • | Meditation (Thea Suits) - Thea Suits flute | | • | Ave Maria (J.S. Bach/Gounod) - Steve Erquiaga guitar | | • | Go Gently (Suzanne Ciani & Jeremy Lubbock) - Suzanne Ciani piano | | • | Offering (Tracy Silverman) - Tracy Silverman & Thea Suits | | • | Spanish Stairs (Paul McCandless) - Rosalba Bentivoglio voice | | • | Ave Verum Corpus (W.A. Mozart) - Philip Aaberg solo piano |
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| Customer Reviews:
 How to Subdue Impending Road Rage March 27, 2008
Knowledge-Sharer (Los Angeles, CA)
Prayer: A Windham Hill Collection (CD)
by Michael Manring
If you're a high-strung person like me, I recommend this beautiful, gentle, instrumental music that is both soothing and emotionally engaging, yet never maudlin. It has been a "God-send" while driving in heavy morning rush-hour traffic. Despite all the aggravations caused by socially-challenged drivers who don't know how to share the road, I find that I still arrive at work calm and centered thanks to the beneficial effects of this masterful Windham Hill CD. After weeks of listening to it every single morning, it's still not boring. I strongly recommend it for Type A personalities!
Prayer October 10, 2007
Carol Countryman (North Rose, NY United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Prayer: A Windham Hill Collection
Deeply moving and comforting. Unusual arrangements that breathe new life into the compositions.
Music for Meditation January 3, 2007
Vera M. Hummel (Wayne, NE)
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
This is a delightful collection of music appropriate to meditative prayer. It is often my prayer companion, and I like the style and performance found on this CD. I highly recommend it to people who enjoy deeper reflection with a wordless musical background.
 Be Thou My Vision October 18, 2005
Peter Schreiner (New Albany, Indiana)
17 out of 18 found this review helpful
Track 3, Be Thou My Vision, was a surprise as the song was the final song played at my father's funeral. It set the closing mood most fittingly. While Be Thou My Vision is my favorite the entire collection is wonderfully mellow. I recommend it for for the mellow moods.
Reverent, beautiful September 21, 2003
William Merrill (San Antonio, TX United States)
105 out of 107 found this review helpful
After criticizing Windham Hill in the past for often recycling the same songs over and over in various collections, I have to hand it to them with the new "Prayer" CD. It's a fine set of all-new acoustic versions of hymns or spiritual songs, plus a good number of original compositions. Producer Dawn Atkinson has done an excellent job of lining up a bunch of top-drawer people for "Prayer," and in working with the artists on the song selection.Things get started with Tim Story's lovely piano rendition of the "Sanctus" from Faure's Requiem. The quiet and reflective tone of that piece carries throughout the CD. Other highlights include Paul McCandless's moving "Lord's Prayer" version and Steve Erquiaga's "Ave Maria." "Prayer" is a perfect disc for background listening if you're engaged in some activity that needs harmonious yet unobtrusive accompaniment.
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