Maiden of Mysteries: The Music of Enya

Maiden of Mysteries – The Music of Enya
Studio album by Taliesin Orchestra
Released	August 25, 1998
Recorded	1998
Genre	New Age
Length	49:30
Label	Compendia
Producer	Trammell Starks
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Taliesin Orchestra chronology
Anthem (1997) Maiden of Mysteries (1998) Sacred (2002)

Maiden of Mysteries – The Music of Enya (1998) is the fourth album released by the Taliesin Orchestra, and is a tribute to the Irish singer Enya. There have been three other Enya tribute albums released by the Orchestra: Orinoco Flow, An Instrumental Tribute to the Hits of Enya, and Thread of Time.

Track listing

1. "Anywhere" – 5:48
2. "Boadicea" – 5:03
3. "Before the Storm" – 2:48
4. "Storms in Africa" – 7:09
5. "Pax Deorum" – 4:41
6. "Only If..." – 6:01
7. "How Can I Keep from Singing?" – 5:59
8. "Ebudae" – 4:44
9. "Caribbean Blue" – 3:23
10. "Evacuee" – 3:54

Personnel

• Rita Manning – Violin
• Pete Martinez – Engineer
• Jim McLeod – Violin
• Scott Meeder – Drums
• Rodney Mills – Mastering
• Peter Oxer – Violin
• Anthony Pleeth – Cello
• Maciej Rakowski – Violin
• Frank Ricotti – Tympani (Timpani)
• Terry Simpson – Mixing
• Jackie Street – Bass
• Hugh Webb – Harp
• Gavyn Wright – Violin, Concert Master
• Felicia Sorensen – Vocals, Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement
• Bill Benham – Violin
• Dermot Crehan – Violin
• Alfreda Gerald – Vocals
• Barry Gibbons – Engineer
• Vaughan Armon – Violin
• Martin Robinson – Cello
• Boguslaw Kostecki – Violin
• Justin Pearson – Cello
• Taliesin Orchestra – Main Performer
• Rolf Wilson – Violin
• Cathy Giles – Cello
• Perry Montague-Mason – Violin
• John Briglevich – Engineer
• Paul Gardham – French Horn
• John Pigneguy – French Horn
• Jeff Wack – Copyist
• Richard Watkins – French Horn
• Darryl Tibbs – Percussion
• Lisa Sayre – Horn (English), Oboe
• Paul Cullington – Contrabass
• James Majors – Engineer, Assistant Engineer
• Claudius Craig – Production Assistant
• Rebecca Hirsch – Violin
• Hugh Seenan – French Horn
• Kylie Hunt – Graphic Design
• John Maschinot – Uillean Pipes
• Charles Sayre – Arranger, Liner Notes, Conductor
• Karen Briggs – Violin
• Mark Berrow – Violin
• Ronnie Brookshire – Engineer
• Ben Cruft – Violin
• Roger Garland – Violin
• Wilfred Gibson – Violin
• Bill Hatcher – Banjo, Autoharp, Bass, Mandolin, Guitar
• John Heley – Cello
• Paul Kegg – Cello
• Ricky Keller – Bass, Mixing
• Gary Kettel – Percussion
• Chris Laurence – Contrabass
• Martin Loveday – Cello
• Jo-El Sonnier – Accordion
• Brian Jobson – Assistant Engineer
• Trammell Starks – Keyboards, Mixing, Liner Notes, Producer, Programming
• Butch Baldassari – Mandolin

Trivia

• The lead vocalist, Felicia Sorensen, is an adherent of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormon or LDS Church).^[1]

See also

• Taliesin Orchestra
• Orinoco Flow – The Music of Enya
• Enya
• Felicia Sorensen

References

• "Track Listing" and "The Orchestra for this Album" information taken from Artist Direct.

1. ^ Taken from Felicia's unofficial fansite, feliciasorensen.com, on October 17, 2006.