Angelic Waves - Part 1 by Deborah Thurlow

They were seen as supernal beings with an indepedent existence, but also subject to the rule of God.

from Kabbalah DECODER by Janet Berenson-Perkins/ Publisher, BARRON'S

According to ancient Jewish tradition the angels were the first intelligent beings created by God, and it is usually believed that they were all created in the same moment on the second day of Creation. God granted the angels free will, immortality and divine intelligence.

The task they were offered was to sustain the Universe and reflect the glory of God. Most of the angels aligned themselves with the Divine Will and , to show their adoration, surrendered their free will to God. Those angels who did not, eventually succumbed to pride and came into conflict with God.

from The Book of Angels by Francis Melville/ Publisher, BARRON'S

BIOGRAPHY

Deborah Thurlow earned a BA from CUNY/ Kingsborough CC/Lehman College and an MFA from SUNY Purchase. She is a resident of Teaneck, New Jersey and a freelance musician in the tri-state area and Europe. In 1999 she produced a two-day music event, Next Horn Wave, where she got together horn players from the East and West coasts and Europe to perform music devoted to the art of both contemporary and jazz improvisation. In 1995 she performed in a That New Group concert of new works in the spirit of Dada and Futurism directed and produced by Joanne Mafia. She performed with Eric Ross in Serenade, a work written especially for her by Mr. Ross for horn, theremin and piano at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Manhattan. On the same program, she performed her one act play, Horn Ritual, where she not only plays the horn and shofar using electronic sound effects but also streches herself by acting. As a composer, she has works published with Nichols Music Company (now Hickey's Music Center), has recieved grants from Meet the Composer and the William Petshek Music Fund, was a Composer in Residence at Morehead State University in Kentucky, and in 1991 was favorably reviewed in the New York Times. In addition, her one act play with music, The Creative Void Of The Planet Earth, had an Equity Showcase run of seven performances in April 1997 by the New Media Repertory under the direction of Miranda MacDermot. In the past she has performed with the Pina Baush Ballet Company, Franz Kaman, David Amram, Anthony Davis, The New York Composers Orchestra, Clive Smith, and many others too numerous to mention.

She is an occasional editorial contributor to The New Music Connoisseur, a magazine devoted to the contemporary music scene. She is presently working on a book, New Horn On The Block, a live documentary of the horn in jazz. She has interviewed close to thirty horns players around the world. In 1997 she founded The Toren Brass Quintet presently in residence at St. George's Episcopal Church in Manhattan. She is on the faculty at Newark Community School of the Arts, The NJ Workshop for the Arts in Plainfield, New Jersey, and teaches privately in Connecticut.

Sacred Processional - Bells represent female energy - The yin within

Manifestation of a Hymn - Inspirational Overture

Archangel Michael - Protection/Ambition

Archangel Gabriel - Messenger/Domestic Matters

Archangel Raphael - Healing/Communication

Archangel Uriel - Initiation of Spirit/Hidden Knowledge

Archangel Haniel - Love/Creativity

Archangel Asariel (Raphael Reprise) - Psychic Ability/Healer of Horses

Can only be reached through Gabriel or Raphael

Archangel Metatron (Enoch) - Good Deeds/Book of Life

Gandharvas - Angels of Music - Indo Asian

Sacred Postlude* - Archangel Sandalphon (Elijah)

Prayer/Assist in pain and or suffering

*In the Buddist tradition, sounding of the tingsha (hand cymbals) starts the

meditation or prayer that end the session. The Tibetan singing bowl represents the essence of the human soul pulsating. Striking the bowl symbolizes an awakening. The sounding of the shofar (ram's horn) attracts the Archangel Sandalphon. The French Horn plays a melody of a Jewish prayer, Avinu Malkeinu (Our Father, Our King), which is sung on the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hoshanah. This enhances the communication to contact Archangel Sandalphon.

Good for a housewarming, prosperity, love and relationships, creativity, spirituality, answering prayers, meditation, healing, protection, positive energy and most importantly,"STRESS"!

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