ORISONS

Rick Wakeman

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Symphonic Prog

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Studio Album, released in 1996

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. A wish (1:34)
2. An instrument of your peace (1:40)
3. A prayer for creation( 2:07)
4. A closing door (2:46)
5. A prayer for all (1:50)
6. Persecution (1:29)
7. The empty vessel (1:57)
8. Silent prayer (4:39)
9. God's lily (1:29)
10. Devotion (3:07)
11. Paul's prayer (1:33)
12. Prayers of prophets (3:03)
13. David's great prayer (3:02)
14. The Lord's Prayer (3:27)
15. God's creatures (0:55)
16. Egyptian doxology (0:56)
17. Trust (1:14)
18. Alone with him (1:44)
19. The family (1:59)
20. The only God (3:35)
21. Thank-you (2:46)
22. An evening prayer (1:39)

Total Time: 48:31

Line-up / Musicians

- Rick Wakeman / keyboards, composer & producer

With:
- Nina Wakeman / narration (2,4,6,7,9,11,13,15-17,19,21,22)
- Mary Hobdell / narration (3,12)
- The Bishop of Sodor & Man / narration (5,10,20)
- Ramon Remedios / tenor vocal (1,14)
- The New Gospels Choir / chorus vocals (1,14)
- David Paton / bass (1,14)

Releases information

CD Hope Records ‎- HRHCD 003 (1996, UK)
CD Hope Records ‎- HOPEVP105CD (2001, UK) New cover art

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3 stars To paraphrase the infamous office poster : you don't have to be a Christian to enjoy this - but it helps! Orisons draws heavily on the previous album 'Prayers' and opens with the beautiful 'A Wish' from 'The New Gospels'. The title itself is actually an old English term meaning 'Prayers' and, li ... (read more)

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