8 thoughts on “ Earthcrone - Carolyn Hillyer - Old Silverhead - Songs and Initiations of Womanhood (CD, Album) ”

1. Carolyn Hillyer. A collection of songs and multi-voice chants that mark the rites of passage, initiations and celebrations of womanhood, through first blood, spiralling motherhood, precarious midlife, eldership and into our shamanic bones.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Old Silverhead - Songs and Initiations of Womanhood on Discogs.

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3. Original painting: 8 ft/ cms wide and 4 ft/ cms high, acrylic on board, painted in Print: on heavy art card, 28×54 cms, supplied in tube roll. This image accompanies the album OLD SILVERHEAD: Songs and Initiations of Womanhood.

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4. Carolyn Hillyer is a composer of songs and raw inspiring chants, and a powerful performer in concert. She sings of ancient spirit and hidden memory, of ancestral roots and the deep experience of women in the weaving of courageous life paths.

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5. "Old Silverhead" ist eine sehr schöne - wenn auch eigenwillige - CD von Carolyn Hillyer: eben ganz in ihrem Stil. Besonders hervorzuheben ist der "Eight Beads Chant", in dem alle Lebensabschnitte bzw. Reifegrade besungen werden.5/5(1).

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6. In this, her fourth solo album, Carolyn has sought a route to the core of the experiences and transitions that define our passage through womanhood. It is a journey of ritual and song, sixteen pieces of music that travel from the tender unveiling of GIRLSEED, through the dangerous lands of MIDWOMAN, towards the culmination of wise knowing and unpredictability of OLD SILVERHEAD herself.

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7. Old Silverhead - Songs & Initiations of Womanhood CD von Carolyn Hillyer versandkostenfrei bestellen! Gesang. Auf ihrem vierten Solo-Album begibt sich mit. Für ein optimales Einkaufserlebnis, verwendet diese Website Cookies. Durch die weitere Nutzung der Webseite stimmen Sie der Verwendung von Cookies zu.

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8. Before Ratt, before Hanoi Rocks, before the New York Dolls, and before a lot of the British bands that history recalls as archetypal glam rockers, there was Silverhead, the first and positively the greatest metal band ever to dress up like a bunch of weird-looking hookers. Silverhead, this unsightly, unseemly, and unconcerned behemoth's debut album, is strutting teenage trash of the first order.

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