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The Phoenix

from Branching Out by Stephen Cumberworth

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Like the mythical phoenix, music can swell and fall, rise and dip, burn brightly and then turn dark and ashen before the next crescendo brings the melody back anew.

This is a much-expanded and refined new version of this song, the original version of which I first recorded way back in 2007 (in other words, "The Phoenix" has risen from the ashes).

Featuring:
• Native American style drone flute in D, redwood, made by Geoffrey Ellis.
• VibeDrum in D minor.
• Xaphoon (a.k.a. "Pocket Sax").
• Maraca.
• Drum.

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from Branching Out, released July 9, 2018

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Stephen Cumberworth Tucson, Arizona

Stephen specializes in taking an unorthodox approach to the Native American flute and other world flutes, blending traditional sounds with jazz, folk, and symphonic flavors. He also has talents with vocals, harmonica, and percussion.

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