313 3 years ago
Adiemus, one-hit wonder of the 90s, actually had a number of albums through nearly 20 years. They fused classical orchestra with jazz, latin, world and new age elements to a unique music that sounds like a filmscore for a fantasy movie. Here's a nice selection. I included some songs of the singers' side projects too, South African-British singer Miriam Stockley as well as Finnish trio How Many Sisters (Anna-Mari Kähärä, Mervi Hiltunen and Pirjo Aittomäki).

And hi! If anybody missed me, well I'm a working man meanwhile and I have less time to do mixtapes, but I might be around when you least expect me lol

Tracklist

1 Adiemus by Adiemus
2 Adiemus (Percussion Mix) by Adiemus
3 Adiemus (Main Extd. Version) by Adiemus
4 Cantus (Song of Tears) by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
5 Hymn by Adiemus
6 Chorale VII (A Ma Ka Ma) by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
7 Corrente (Courante) by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
8 Math Was A Wizard by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
9 Dos A Dos (Square Dance) by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
10 Cú Chullain by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
11 Canción amarilla by Karl Jenkins
12 Rondo by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
13 Boogie Woogie Llanoogie by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
14 Vääränlainen mies by How Many Sisters (with Kirmo Lintinen & Tapiola Sinfonietta)
15 Ikävä omia maita by How Many Sisters (with Kirmo Lintinen & Tapiola Sinfonietta)
16 Canción turquesa (instrumental version for trumpet and orchestra) by Karl Jenkins
17 Alla Notte - Adagio by Miriam Stockley feat. Clio Gould
18 Quanta Vita - Nimrod by Miriam Stockley
19 Adiemus (live) by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)
20 applause sample from 'Dos A Dos (Square Dance) (live)' by Adiemus (Karl Jenkins)

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