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Only Music Keeps Us Here...

Music by Cyprian Consiglio & John Pennington

You can purchase or listen to samples of the CDs from the links below.

Songs and CDs also available for downloading via iTunes, Amazon.com, Rhapsody.com, LaLa.com, Napster and other digital music services.

 

 

 Just released --Hare Yeshu

 

A beautiful collection of songs and chants from India performed Cyprian with

Gitanjali Lori Riversa and other musician friends. This long awaited collection will certainly become a favorite!

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                                            

My Soul's Companion is available now on itunes, lala.com, napster and Amazon mp3 download, soon to also be on Amazon print-on-demand.

         

 

 

 

 

 

Awake at Last  [CD]
 

 

Awake At Last

Liturgical Songs for Dying and Rising--16 hymns, psalms, Gospel acclamations and more for liturgies throughout Lent, Easter and Pentecost. 

Compassionate and Wise
The latest collaboration by Cyprian and John is also their strongest work to date. Displaying a breadth of musical styles, it explores sacred and secular poetry.

There Is a Light

Cyprian's last pre-monastic album for NALR, featuring John Pennington. Includes the most popular music from his early years.

In the Heart of the Desert

Their first collaboration features a blend of texts from sacred traditions, all set to music for voice and percussion.

Lord, Open My Lips

Music for the Liturgy of the Hours, for personal and parish use. Based on Camaldolese psalmody.

Awakening

Marked by soaring melodies layered with percussion, their second collaboration includes psalms and the writings of saints and poets grounded in mysticism.

O Day of Resurrection

Liturgy of the Hours for Sunday.
Monks of New Camaldoli Hermitage

The Song of Luke

An oratorio based on the infancy narrative of Jesus according to the Gospel of Luke.

Cyprian Consiglio with the Santa Fe Desert Chorale


More CDs by Cyprian Consiglio
 
We Will Follow You, Lord

28 titles from the Year C edition of Psallité.
The Collegeville Composers Group, featuring Cyprian Consiglio

 
Walk in My Ways

A cappella liturgical music from the Psallité project. The Collegeville Composers Group, featuring Cyprian Consiglio

 
Wait My Soul, in Silence

Guitar instrumentals, songs and readings for Christian meditation. Cyprian Consiglio with Laurence Freeman

 
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As One Unknown

Liturgical music in a blend of musical styles, including Afro-Caribbean, gospel and Americana.
Cyprian Consiglio, featuring John Pennington

Behind and Before Me

The first album in the new style Cyprian developed while working with John Pennington. Sacred chant meets sacred rhythm.

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Cyprian with Gitanjali Lori Rivera and others. 

CDs are available on itunes, lala.com, napster, Rhapsody and Amazon mp3 downloads, and other online music outlets.

 

2011 The Ground We Share is now available online.

Full list of recordings  here

 

Find Cyprian on You Tube

Recording by Richard Dunn, Gracenote Studio, Cardiff, UK

Circle Song - John and Cyprian at Boulder Integral 

My Soul's Companion  and Hidden in my Silence both recorded in his hermitage. There are more like this to find.

Thomas Merton Video: sound track by Cyprian and John Pennington.

Circle Song for the school children at Mt Madonna.

Sirens - 2009 Animas Festival in New Mexico

2009 Integral Institute Concert and Retreat and visit with Ken Wilber.

Circle Song   

   Again, again we come and go,
   changed, changing.
   Hands join, unjoin in love and fear,
   grief and joy.
   The circles turn, each giving into each, into all.
   and only music keeps us here,
   each by all the others held
   in the hold of hands and eyes.
   We turn in pairs, that joining,
   joining each to all again...
   and only music keeps us here.
  (Wendell Berry)