Vox Nova

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About Vox Nova By Pär Lindén My inspiration comes from a wide range of musical influences, from classical and folk music, through to pop and rock. I started composing my own music at the end of the eighties. On one occasion I was listening to some magical Gregorian chant music, and I got the idea to develop the music in my own way. I wanted to create a different sound using the beautiful and traditional Gregorian songs. Some years later, in 2002, I was asked to take part in a song-project on the occasion of Saint Bridget’s 700 years anniversary. It was celebrated in 2003 in the town of Vadstena, Sweden, where she founded her monastic order. I said a definite ‘yes’ to this opportunity! We sang there in July, dressed in linen tunics and cowls. We also sang in Stockholm, in Riddarholm’s church among others. Prior to the anniversary I started to make my dream come true, which was to mix Gregorian chant with a more modern sound. My goal was to get a CD single out for the Bridget anniversary. I did everything myself on an very tight budget. Five hundred copies of the CD were made, four hundred of which were sold in Vadstena. Some were sent to radio producers and record companies, and the music had some radio airplay as a result. I had great expectations when my CD was released and it was great fun producing it too. It was not a professional production however, so I started putting together new songs for a whole album. I wanted Vox Nova to have a solid foundation. At the end of

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Sapientia

Stockhausen: In The Sky I Am Walking; 5 Native American Songs

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New Age Style - Enigmatic 10

Scelsi, Byzantium, The Alchemists

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Mystic Spirits-The Chants Of Paradise

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New Age Style - Mystical Chants 2

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In The Sky I Am Walking (Songs Of The Native Americans) With Works Of Stockhausen, Dusapin

Gregorian Chant - Sapientia

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Enigmatic Minds

Voices Of Protest

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Face Of Desire (Enigmatic Mix)

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New Age Style - Mystical Chant

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