If you're in the mood to relax or reflect, you've found the right album. Characterized by an impeccably clear recording and spaciously produced arrangements, Hidden Sky is electric cellist Jami Sieber's deep and seamless musical meditation on her meeting with the elephants of Thailand, and like those animals, is both large in scope, yet profoundly tender and wise. Strings Magazine described the album as being full of "slowly unfolding romantic melodies voiced with the dense, dark timbre of Sieber's masterfully wielded instrument," and there's also quietly exotic quality to Hidden Sky?a perfect meeting of Western and Eastern sensibilities in Sieber's sophisticated interplay between major and minor chords. It's this this deft reciprocity that makes Sieber's music so poignant and resonant?it's the clear-eyed acceptance of humanity's oneness with nature as well as our eternal separation from it. "Sukhotai Rain" and "A Common Music" tracks include sounds made by the Elephant Orchestra from Thai Elephant Conservation Center.
01-Maenam (5:39)
02-Out of the Mist (5:36)
03-Homage (1:38)
04-Sukhothai Rain (1:35)
05-Red Mood (5:23)
06-A Common Music (6:12)
07-In the Silence (4:13)
08-Prayer I (2:58)
09-Hidden Sky (7:06)
10-Mandlovu Mind (10:53)
11-Arms of the Mother (7:11)
12-Prayer 2 (2:44)
02-Out of the Mist (5:36)
03-Homage (1:38)
04-Sukhothai Rain (1:35)
05-Red Mood (5:23)
06-A Common Music (6:12)
07-In the Silence (4:13)
08-Prayer I (2:58)
09-Hidden Sky (7:06)
10-Mandlovu Mind (10:53)
11-Arms of the Mother (7:11)
12-Prayer 2 (2:44)
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