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| Artist: R. Carlos Nakai
Label: Canyon Records
List Price: $15.98
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Rating:  67 reviews
Sales Rank: 1183
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.9 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 610
UPC: 729337206106
EAN: 0729337206106
ASIN: B00000136Z
Release Date: March 4, 1993
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| Customer Reviews:
Magical Journey into Silence October 30, 2000
Patricia A. Weberman (Traverse City, MI USA)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
As a professional bodyworker, massage therapist and hypnotherapist I have used many of Carlos Nakai's C.D.'s,ie: Canyon Trilogy, Carry the Gift, Emergence and others as a beneficial compliment to my work with people from all walks of life. Many who've never fully relaxed before, who've never meditated or had experience with Ceremony find an easier entry into the silence with Nakai's masterful flute music. I truly believe music can be a gateway to the soul, and Nakai's music is a healing treasure trove. I highly recommend his music to all of my clients.
Canyon Trilogy - One Of My Favorites August 24, 2002
10 out of 11 found this review helpful
I bought this CD about 6 years ago. The first time I listened to it I knew I loved it. It is so peacefully soothing. I used to play it when I was taking a nice long bath, and anytime I just needed to relax. The music takes you on a journey away from this time and place to a magical place that I wish existed. I have not listened to it in years because it is unfortunately missing, but I will buy it again, if I do not find it. This is definetly one of my favorites and I recomend it to anyone intune with nature and anyone who needs some music healing.
Shut out the world December 11, 1999
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
Beautiful music that is tranquil and spiritual. Lets you light the candles and shut out the world for a little while. This music helps you totally relax and reconnect with your inner self.
Simply the best August 10, 2003
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
My mother bought Canyon Trilogy for me when i was 15yrs old. I was exploring the Native American culture, but I had never really listened to any of the music....Now I am hooked. I opened the CD and put it in the player...when the first strains of the flute floated out, I was in a different place. So calm and serene. There is absolutely no need for lyrics to R. Carlos Nakai's music, his flute tells its own story. You can actually see the canyons and plains of the west when you listen to his music, almost as if you were soaring over them on the wings of eagles. I cannot describe the power of this music, it holds you in a spell of peace and tranquility, while letting your spirit fly to the heavens. Whenever I am feeling a little stress or my spirits are flagging...I simply put in the CD and suddenly the world is a much better place.
A layer to add to nature, too September 26, 2006
nozama (Champaign, IL USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Normally I only consider reviewing something if no one else has done a reasonable review, and for this recording there are plenty good and accurate descriptions and endorsements for this album. In the other reviews I saw, there is talk about its use in places with massage, meditation, yoga, as well as at home to relax and so forth. I found that it is also a great replacement for most other kinds of music one may play when out camping or otherwise in nature. It can blend into nearly any outdoor moment so the part of our brain that is accoustomed to hearing a background of played music will be sated and the rest of the mind can open to the nature you are in at the moment. So if you're the kind of person that likes being in nature, give it a try in that setting.
Of all the Nakai recordings I have tried, this is my favorite.
Oh yea, and I saw a person review to say it was "boring, boring, boring" - it can get that reaction for sure if a listener's sonic taste palette cannot appreciate selections in the realm of ambient, new age, or native american flute, specifcally. So it goes. Meanwhile, this is one CD for which I get a lot of positive reactions from people that hear it for the first time.
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