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The Christmas Classic... -Henry
Becton |
The
Heath Sisters celebrate the musical wonder of Christmas with acoustic,
traditional
Christmas music from the Renaissance to modern
times. Sibling harmonies, cello, hammered dulcimer, recorders, flute,
piano, clarinet, and glockenspiels combine to create an album that
is sure to
be a family treasure for all ages.  View The Heaths's EPK “On Christmas Day gave me the best gift of all: inspiration. The instrumentals glitter like strings of colored lights. The singing is heartfelt, by turns jolly,sentimental, and then shining with a special, other-wordly magic. In addition to the traditional old favorites, some lovely new tunes are introduced, including Fenno Heath’s lush and luminous originals. This recording will be on the top of my list for years to come.” -Linda Waterfall “A fine CD. It’s in with our favorite holiday recordings that get played from around the Winter Solstice, until at least 12th night.” - Dudley and Jacqueline Laufman, Two Fiddles |
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The Heaths,
Live! Live tracks from a variety of concerts, full of the humor, whimsey and poignancy of a live show. Complete with special bonus track of Sascha Burland’s hit, “Uh Oh.” (2000) |
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Gentle Fire A beautifully orchestrated 15 track journey through a collection of sensitively arranged songs from many musical traditions, including works written by Pete Sutherland, Jean Ritchie, and Sarah Bauhan, as well as The Heaths themselves. With images of sky, land, light and dark, the recording is a feast of singing, with each song taking the listener deeper into a spiritual zone of peace and tranquility. (1996) |
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Cornish Moon The debut CD, 1993. The Heath’s trademark: contemporary original songs, including 8 by Sarah Heath and 4 by Peggy Ogilvy, with arrangements by Tony Lombardozzi. Featuring whimsical, intimate, and extremely varied material, and a blend of folk/jazz vocals. A host of backup musicians and instruments, and even a string quartet, combine to create music that is thoughtful, honest, and completely unexpected. (1993) |
| ALL
HEATH CDs
ARE $15.00, PLUS $2.00 SHIPPING (CT residents add 6% sales tax) To order The Heaths’ CDs listed above, please make checks payable to “ANR” and send to Acoustic Nightingale Records 50 Ives Street Hamden CT 06518 Include your name, address, phone number, and email. Be sure to state which titles you want, and how many of each. Questions? Email the.heaths@comcast.net |
| Book/CDs featuring The Heath Sisters and others, available from Sandra Boynton’s Web site: | |
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Grunt The “Ad Hog Camerata,” under the direction of Fenno Heath and Bruce McInnis. Music to endure. Here, for the first and probably the only time anywhere, is the definitive text and recording of the sublime, yet humble, monophony of the sincere Pigs, from the ancient farmstead, Snouto Domoinko de Silo. The Heath Sisters as the “Spirit of the Farm,” and Lucy is the “solo chicken!” (1996) |
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Philadelphia Chickens Nominated for a Grammy in 2003. The original cast recording of the unforgettable, though completely imaginary stage spectacular, “Philadelphia Chickens”- a too-illogical zoological, musical review. Check out The Heath Sisters on “Belly Button Round,” song #12 (2003) Also available for download at the iTunes music store! (search: "The Heath Sisters") |