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 Faces
of the Sun
On FACES OF THE SUN (Grammy Nominated 2007) Peter
draws from many Superb elements of his outstanding career: the sensitivity
of Migration, the drama of How The West Was Lost and the excitement
of Red Moon, and his own dynamic piano and keyboards. These brilliant
soundscapes are complimented by an exceptional lineup of guest artists.
Grammy Winners, Mary Youngblood and Bill Miller; Legendary instrumentalists
Tony Levin and Paul McCandless; and Native American stars Joseph
FireCrow, Kevin Locke, Arvel Bird, Jeff Ball and Douglas Blue Feather.
This is an upbeat and highly produced recording worthy of a Grammy
Nomination for Best New Age Album.
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Questions for the Dalai Lama
The experience of listening to the music on this soundtrack, by
multi Grammy nominated pianist/composer Peter Kater, is best described
as sublime.With guest appearances by chanting Tibetan monk and teacher,
Tulku Orgyen: Tibetan flutist Nawang Khechog: and Native American
flutist R. Carlos Nakai, the listener is beckoned to step off the
plateau of worldly affairs into the realm of self-realization and
divine grace.
Red
Moon
Nominated "Best New Age Album" of 2003. Performed by a world class
ensemble of musicians, this spirited recording gathers the sounds
and music of diverse peoples into one unified and deeply inspired
voice, as we all come together to chant,dance,live and love under
one Red Moon.
 Migration
Winner of the "Best New Age Album of 1992" award. Arguably Peter
and R. Carlos' most moving and inspiring recording. Perfect for
deep listening, relaxing and healing.
 Natives
Peter and R. Carlos' first collection of spontaneous musings. Pure
and purposeful, solo piano and native flute. Definitely a collectors
item.
 Improvisations
in Concert
The best of this duo's "Live-In Concert" performances. Dozens of
hours of live recording edited down to sixty minutes of only the
best.
 Honorable
Sky
Nominated "Best New Age Album" of 1994. Reed player Paul McCandless,
cellist David Darling and saxophonist Mark Miller add extra dimension
to this beautiful recording.
 How
the West was Lost: Vol. 1 & 2
The haunting score to the Discovery Channel's 13 part miniseries
depicting the loss and annihilation of our Native American culture
and heritage.
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