Gurdjieff's Music for Movements as played by my friend Wim Van Dullemen is simply amazing. Wim's rendition is the most exact of the many contemporary recordings, his study of the laws of this science is thorough. A must for those interested in the sacred music of Gurdjieff. As Wim says in the liner notes, this music leads the listener into an unknown territory. This is the first of several two cd sets which will trace the entire history of the movements music.

 Brian Eno is noted as the grandfather and creator of ambient music. He is one of the most prolific and eccentric composer/performers of modern times. Perhaps his biggest influence on modern music has been his 'treatments,' or production techniques that he applies to artists from U2 to Harold Budd. Shown here is his latest solo effort and my favorite, Spinner. Thanks to our friends at Gyroscope Records.

Also from our Gyroscope friends is Brian's brother Roger Eno, whose mood-evoking piano provides a comfortable, safe environment for the deepest levels of work. Shown is his newest release, Swimming. This album is featured in the new Bodyworker WatersomaZen episode.

 From Peter Kater's label EarthSea Records we have several pieces, my favorite of which is Skeleton Woman by Flesh and Bone, a band including Kater, his wife Chris White and cellist David Darling, among others. This haunting album is based on the book "The Woman Who Runs With The Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D.

Most people are more familiar with Peter playing with Native American Flutist R. Carlos Nakai. This live concert of new songs shows the mastery that can be developed when two talented individuals work together honoring the spirit.