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Heralded in 1991 as Record of the Year by Germany's music trade, Stereoplay, and recognized for its poetic message of world peace, Flight of the Stork was chosen by the Hunger Project to be presented to Mikhail Gorbachev.
"Flight of the Stork" became the title piece to a host of songs
celebrating the distinct beauty and strength inherent in every culture,
individual and species. Echoing this theme, musicians and artists
from seven countries worked together in the creation of this music
and artwork. In the process of harmonious, international collaboration,
we glimpsed "the higher view" first revealed to me by the stork
idea.
[Serah]
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"Serah's songs span continents and cultures, from
French castle ruins to lush African lakes and grasslands. Her musical
journey, lined with nature symbology and dreams of flight, is a classic
metaphor of the inner search for freedom and meaning of life."
[Pulse! Tower Records]
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"If you are looking for a sound to captivate
your imagination with imagery and symbolism, a dazzling new release
on a new label provides some of the most carefully crafted packaging
and songwriting in the music business."
[Entertainment Magazine]
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"Serah's voice is crystal clear and strong, reminiscent
of Judy Collin's timbre, and her lyrics are poetic and imaginative.
Clearly this release is the achievement of a personal, specific
artistic vision."
[The Jazz Link]
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"In a world swamped with unskilled performers
and shallow artistry, it's a pleasure to witness an effort that
combines an excellent, subtle sound with the stability of an intellectual
awareness."
[Inside Scene]
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"The music is blessedly tranquil, the damnedest
East-meets-West cross between Jade Warrior and Abba you can imagine."
[Entertainment Magazine]
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"...a release that stands out as a textbook example
of excellence in both sound and packaging...a collection of ten
songs about love and respect for life and culture. Serah, who composed
all the music here, possesses a rich and soaring voice...that brings
to mind Renaissance's Annie Haslam at the very peak for her talents."
[Island Ear]
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