A track inspired by dancing with Miriam Mardine Gimenes from Campo Grande, Brasil. She is a very 'old soul' and dancing Medieval dances with her feels just about authentic as it can get in the 21st Century.

A piece inspired by walking a labyrinth created by labyrinth builder Allan Lopes. I have walked many labyrinths in many parts of the world, but this event was SO very powerful.

This tune is for Flavia Schneider (my fairy friend and business comrade in Curitiba). An amazing dancer and Celtic music enthusiast, Flavia truly is a 'fairy spirit.'

This is for my old friend and supporter Renata Ramos. She has been with me every (dance) step of the way since my first ever performance trip to Brasil "way back when." She was one of the organizers of "VIII ENCONTRO BRASILEIRO DE DANÇAS CIRCULARES SAGRADAS" or the "VIII BRASILIAN SACRED CIRCLE DANCE MEETING" in June 2009. When she wasn't answering questions or sorting out problems, I saw her sometimes "just dancing," in a very private and powerful way. She was like a Female Shaman with golden light pouring from her - this is a tune which sums up the strength and sacredness of her dancing presence.

Take a ride through São Paulo. A city of 12 million inhabitants. It's a CRAZY city, full of cars and football (soccer) fans, AMAZING food and GREAT music. I LOVE SAMPA! Hold tight - it's a WILD ride!

This is for my amazing male cat 'Biniou' (Breton for Bagpipe). He sits and listens to me composing on my bagpipe with no fear. He really is 'Binnie the Brave!'

Not to be 'out done' by Binnie, my male tuxedo cat, Olwyn, my beautiful female tortoise shell demanded a tune for her too. This is it, in a Breton 'An Dro' style.

A 'skein' is basically a ball of wool or yarn. It's rather like a mosque window or Celtic knot-work - it's hard to ascertain where it begins and where it ends!