do not stand at my grave and weep native american version

I found this beautiful poem called 'Every Place a Temple' by the 18th century writer John Pierpont that perfectly encapsulated my sentiment for the record: Another highlight of the new recording is the presence of real string players - the violin-viola-cello trio known as Bella Musica - on many of the tracks.Ībout the dedication on the back of the CD, Wilson says, 'These songs are my heartfelt offerings and when people share with me that my music provides spiritual refuge for them, it's truly a blessing. 'I was fortunate to capture some amazing video footage of the region and we've incorporated it into my newest performance video.'īENEATH THE OLYMPIAN SKIES continues this tradition of working with renowned musicians - ambient pop violin player Lili Haydn, smooth-jazz hitmaker Chris Standring, world-class bassist Nathan East, former Elton John drummer Charlie Morgan, woodwind master George Tortorelli and Phil Collins band member Brad Cole. I was absolutely transfixed the entire time,' says Wilson. The rocky, dramatic coastline the lush rainforest - the only one in the continental U.S. 'It's truly one of the more magical regions in the world.

The evocative, cinematic title cut was inspired by a trip Wilson took to Washington state's Olympic Peninsula in the most northwest corner of the United States. 'I love to travel and many of my songs are inspired by people and places that have inspired me.' BENEATH THE OLYMPIAN SKIES is a stellar collection of ten new original compositions that continue his theme of melodic tributes.

Do not stand at my grave and weep native american version