Nox Arcana: Winter's Knight - COMPACT DISCS
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Nox Arcana: Winter's Knight - COMPACT DISCS

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Nox Arcana: Winter's Knight - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Winter's Knight Artist: Nox Arcana Label: Monolith Graphics Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 808817001124 Genre: Rock, Holiday Christmas (Performance Release Date: 2005 07 10 Number of Discs: 1 Holiday music with a medieval flair. Celebrate the spirit of the season with Nox Arcana and enter an enchanted realm of ghosts, dark angels and winter magic. This musical ghost story follows the path of a mysterious knight as he wanders the ruins of a

Title: Winter's Knight
Artist: Nox Arcana
Label: Monolith Graphics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 808817001124
Genre: Rock, Holiday-Christmas (Performance
Release Date: 2005-07-10
Number of Discs: 1

Holiday music with a medieval flair. Celebrate the spirit of the season with Nox Arcana and enter an enchanted realm of ghosts, dark angels and winter magic. This musical ghost story follows the path of a mysterious knight as he wanders the ruins of a haunted cathedral set in the mythical Ebonshire forest. The arrangements on this album incorporate acoustic guitars and mandolins to achieve a medieval minstrel sound. Gregorian choirs, pipe organ, chimes, and violin compliment the moody blend of original instrumentals, while guest vocalists perform gothic renditions of traditional holiday carols, including a foreboding version of the lullaby 'Coventry Carol,' and the minstrel's favorite 'Past Time With Good Company.' Review Beautifully dark Christmas hymns with a gothic touch. A classic masterpiece of timelessness. Certainly appropriate for the holiday season! Be prepared to go back in time to a kingdom far far away. — Livid Looking Glass All the enchantment and beauty of traditional classical Christmas music from the dark side. Very evocative of holiness as well as spine chillingly mysterious.— Morbid Outlook I was delighted with the sophisticated elegance of this enchanted realm. I decided to first listen to this CD on a cross-country train ride, I thought it would be fitting. It was gently raining in the Pacific Northwest and as prehistoric landscapes rolled by, I felt I too was like a knight on a quest of lonely tranquility. My favorite track is 'Ebonshire.' This minstrel piece is a perfect accompaniment of medieval mystique for a journey into the unknown. I love the sound of the harpsichord, and Nox Arcana did not skimp on the medieval instruments, or the length, with over 60 minutes of music. The different sounds and emotions are threaded together with a gothic motif. I love how this album especially, matches Vargo's famous blue-hued illustrations.   If the music on Winter's Knight had visual color, it would definitely be the frost blue of an enigmatic winter in Eastern Europe. The serene silence of winter is illustrated in 'Crystal Forest.' This track sounded like crystal and images of falling snow suspended in time. I pictured an outdoor mysterious masquerade during 'First Snow,' and I could just see the night sky lit up by the blue-hued snow. The chain of thoughts then led me to think I was inside a glass ball with a contrived scene inside that you shake and the snow flutters around. The album then takes a turn to celebrating the holiday season. Guest vocalist Jeff Endemann brings a foreboding comfort to the lullaby 'Coventry Carol.' Nox Arcana's rendition of 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen' has been the most interesting I have ever heard to date. 'Redemption' and 'Carol of the Bells' are the perfect finale.   The medieval noble knight motif is incorporated into all of the pieces, he is eerie but not evil, and he protects the solace and beauty of this delicate and fragile season. As I visited the frozen tundra, engulfed in fog, on a mountain a mile high in Washington, this soundtrack I heard on my train ride over raced though my mind. I have usually in the past looked forward to summer, but now I look forward to winter.' — Fangoria

Tracks:
1.1 Vigil
1.2 Ghosts of Christmas Past
1.3 Ebonshire
1.4 Solitude
1.5 Crystal Forest
1.6 First Snow
1.7 Evening Star
1.8 Reflections of Long Ago
1.9 December Winds
1.10 Phantom Toccata
1.11 Hallowed Ruins
1.12 Gregorian Hymn
1.13 Spirit of the Season
1.14 Coventry Carol
1.15 Lullaby
1.16 Winter's Knight
1.17 Past Time with Good Company
1.18 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
1.19 Veni, Veni, Emmanuel
1.20 Redemption
1.21 Carol of the Bells
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... this book was instrumental in planning and is highly recommended. In a somewhat bullet format I'll add a ...
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We finished the Wonderland yesterday- this book was instrumental in planning and is highly recommended. In a somewhat bullet format I'll add a few notes... I think it is better to deliver your food caches rather than mail them- discuss with the rangers THE ACTUAL PICK-UP POINTS, and have your map with you- they will give you current trail and water conditions, this proved to be very valuable. We opted for a 12 day hike, after just a few days we realized that we had underestimated our hiking ability and changed out schedule to a 9 day hike. The rangers were very good about helping us with the changes, keep a slower plan and a faster plan in mind as the hike progresses (don't forget to get word to the rangers to re-date your food caches if you change your schedule). Thank those rangers and back country guys when you see them-the trail is in splendid condition, the maintenance is ongoing. When you meet a man wearing a pack-board with a 55 gallon drum lashed to it and he is going to muck out one of the outhouses on the trail is really makes you think about all the steps that you are traversing, the water bars, the brush...on and on with the list. Trail-trash... and I'm not talking about litter, there are some not so nice people on the trail who think nothing about leapfrogging a campsite because they "didn't like it" or the day was too long / short. That means that if you are a late arrival at a camp all the sites may be taken, then you have to ask to see permits and engage in eviction, the rangers need to hear about these guys and they leave the park "With extra paperwork:". One party we met started as a party of 3, but one of them became ill and suffered a fall resulting in an injury- so she was abandoned at Golden Lakes to fend for herself... dumped on the rangers. Point being, know your trail team- when you look at the map note where the roads are close by the trail should you need to get help. The authors mention bugs... perhaps once or twice... they talk about deer flies and horse flies... but as much as they talk about it is still under emphasized, there are legions, hordes, armies of bugs at some of the campsites DON'T IGNORE THESE WARNINGS. There was a great tip about putting apples / oranges / pears in your food caches- after a couple of days without fresh fruit these were a huge bonus. We also included some of the Hormel dinners- already hydrated and a nice break from the normal trail food. All in all, this is essential equipment in planning your hike. The Wonderland is aptly named- this one of the high churches in the outdoor religion, you will be constantly amazed!!
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The Best Wonderland Trail book out there!
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To plan my Wonderland Trail hike, I bought three different books, including this one. Tami's is by FAR the best. It offers great summaries of different sections as well as detailed descriptions. So many details are covered: permits, the Spray Park and Northern Loop options, packing, caching, conditioning, etc. There are numerous maps, and all of the charts at the back really helped me plan a well-informed itinerary. Great book! I used a hard copy edition of this book to plan my Wonderland hike (since I still really like good old-fashioned books) and then downloaded the Kindle version to my phone to use for reference on the trail. After a quick read each night, I could hit the trail the next morning well-prepared for the day ahead! I should point out that I did also bring along a Green Trails map of the Wonderland Trail, which I really only wanted to identify mountains, etc.
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Best guide book I've ever purchased
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This book is outstanding! Even though we backpacked the Northern Loop instead of Wonderland, there were sections in the book covering some of the camps we hiked to over our five nights in the back country. And then I ran the Wonderland Trail over three days the following week, so I was eagerly reading each night in my tent to see what I would be discovering on the trail. The author is a very good writer, knows her craft extremely well, and has obviously spent ample time in this absolute treasure of a national park. Thank you so much for writing such a valuable book.
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