Trine Opsahl haunting harp vocal works Trine Opsahl – ADD COLOURS TO MY SUNSET SKY: Trine plays music that helps to heal your spirit… I’ve reviewed her work before, most recently in issue # 131, and was totally spellbound by her carefully crafted harp works… one of the most beautiful pieces I’ve ever heard is her “Rosebed Garden” on this release… Trine’s pacing is impeccable, and one of the best ways to realize that for yourself is to watch her perform it “in the garden” (so to speak) in the video below…
…not only is it a beautifully produced video, but you can hear and see Trine’s spirit shining forth as she fulfills her childhood ambitions of “always wanting to make a difference”. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to Trine’s YouTube channel while you’re there, too (I did).
You’ll hear the marvelous call of universal oceans as you listen to “In A Grain Of Sand“… Trine’s intriguing vocals work on this piece will capture your ears, as well as your spirit, and wrap you in her healing vibrations.
The title track, “Add Colours To My Sunset Sky“, is a short piece (3:18), but will stay with you for the long term… in fact, you will begin to see your sunsets very differently once you have been exposed to these most tender and beautiful harp sounds… I just loved this piece.
One thing that really sets Trine apart from “all the others” is that she is actively engaged in trying to help those in need… she visits hospitals and hospices around her home country (Denmark), offering comfort to those most in need of it with her music… you will hear (and see) that in the video below of her lovely (and loving) composition, “Today Will Be Forever“…
The sheer power Trine conveys in her closing piece, “Graceful Like A River“, made it an easy pick for my personal favorite of the thirteen she offers up on this wonderful album… truly impressive! The very best healing music I’ve heard (yet) in 2018!
I give Trine a MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for this excellent audio adventure, with an “EQ” (energy quotient) rating of 4.99. Get more information at the Trine Opsahl website. Rotcod Zzaj
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This review will move to our Expanded/featured section on 24 January, 2018
