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Magna Canta

From: North America > United States
And: Europe > Western Europe

Genres: Electronica, New Age

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The story of Magna Canta reveals many mysteries of the human voice as they magically blend ancient traditions of Gregorian chants with modern electronic wizardry on their debut release called Enchanted Spirits. Rhythms of sensual melodies combined with smooth euro style dance beats make this an... Learn More »

Enchanted Spirits

Magna Canta will awaken the sleeping spirit of humanity and chart new grounds on Enchanted Spirits.

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	Title	Length
	Aethera Et Terra	5:19

	Hymn	6:12

	Agnus Dei	4:59

	Cantandus	4:02

	Silentium	3:57

	Recordare	3:35

	Offizium	3:36

	Ritmo	5:45

	Gregoria	4:45

	Alleluia	5:11

	Spiritus Sanctus	3:47

	Sancta Maria	4:13

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Sanctuary

	Smooth electronica with European dance melodies merged with Gregorian Chants and ethereal moods create an atmosphere of mystery and mystical exploration.
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	Title	Length
	Russia	4:08

	Kyrie	4:04

	Pater Noster	4:00

	Sanctum Christe	4:01

	Credo	4:06

	Japan	4:18

	Lux Lucies	3:44

	In Excelsiss Deo	4:43

	Close to Heaven	4:21

	Celestia Organa	4:06

	Sequentia	4:14

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating (4 reviews)

Enchanted Spirits
I like this very much. Work is very similar to Enigma in sound and atmosphere especially their first album that featured the famed "Sadeness".

Enchanted Spirits
This is the sound my soul was born to. It is just simply the best. My computer is tired of playing this album. I won't give in, it just plays on and on.

Enchanted Spirits
Absolutely stunning! It reminds of Enigma's Sadness and seems a natural progression, Both my wife and myself agree our favorite track is "Gregoria" - however they are all good.

Both albums
This is similar to some artists I like (Enigma, Era, Adiemus, even some traces of Robert Miles,...). It's a good job, indeed. Maybe they should try to avoid these strong (but good anyway) influences in the future, and build their own style, following the basic ideas; I'm sure they can, of course. Love the "Japan" track.