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The Lost Memorial of the 1900s​.​.​. Part 6

by Armand Gutheim

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Follow that Flying Dove [1989] 05:08
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FOLLOW THAT FLYING DOVE [1989] music and lyrics: Armand Gutheim Suddenly, a glimpse of hope when we tear down that hated wall Finally, we all will cope with a life that should be a ball chorus - - - So we follow that flying dove in the sky above for peace and love Suddenly, we see the light after years in a darker place Finally, a hopeful sight with a new world so full of grace chorus - - - Suddenly, we can sing of joy for a future with no more war Finally, no one will destroy these new times with an open door chorus - - - choir - - - We’re together in this only world We will never ever let it cease! We’re together when we sing these words All we want is to live in peace! chorus - - - © 2018 MOTHER EARTH ARTISTS
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9/11 [2001] 06:11
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Mother Earth Artists presents the sixth 2-tracks single "The Lost Memorial of the 1900s... Part 6" consisting of: "Follow that Flying Dove" [1989] / "9/11" [2001] with Armand Gutheim & The Feel Harmonic Rockestra. It is preceding the release of the forthcoming full length album "The Lost Memorial of the 1900s..." on December 15, 2018.

Join us on this musical trip through time and history with all its reminders and milestones still relevant for us all today. This single takes us back to 1989, which is undoubtedly a unique and different year throughout the 1900s, as it probably was the first and only time in world history such a radical political revolution took place, with the fall of the Berlin Wall, without being the result of any form of armed conflict, and to 2001, with the date of 9/11 which most likely will be remembered for all future and associated with a new form of malicious and large-scale terrorism on completely innocent people. One might also say, that this New York event marked the definite end of the 1900s.

The single is available here and on all major digital music services.

Mother Earth Artists also presents the new music video "9/11" [2001] which accompany this new single "The Lost Memorial of the 1900s... Part 6".
Starring in the video is Armand Gutheim, Charlotte Assarsson and Yvan Auzely. Enjoy!...

youtu.be/pJ14GqTD4ak

You're most welcome to visit www.motherearthartists.com and send us an e-mail to info@motherearthartists.com if you wish. Please, spread this video in your own network and don't forget to click on every like- and follow-button you encounter if you like it. Thank you so much!

© ℗ 2018 Mother Earth Artists, Sweden.

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released December 1, 2018

Music, lyrics, concept, design, recording: Armand Gutheim.
Mixing: Armand Gutheim, Simon Mårtensson.
Mastering: Simon Mårtensson.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Mother Earth Studio, Stockholm, Sweden.
Produced by Armand Gutheim, Mother Earth Artists.
Musicians: Armand Gutheim, Hans Müller, Simon Mårtensson, Yvan Auzely, Charlotte Assarsson, Sabina Gutheim, Sven-Olov Persson, Niklas Rundquist, Peter Lagergren and the Nynäshamn Chamber Choir conducted by Karl Nicklas Gustavsson.

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Armand Gutheim Stockholm, Sweden

Armand Gutheim was born in 1960 and has since the age of 19 been active as an artist, composer, director and choreographer, as well as lyricist, librettist, photographer, painter and producer. In his multifaceted productions, Armand Gutheim often expresses much empathy and involvement in the great human issues, but always letting the art speak for itself, not seldom with a twinkle in the eye. ... more

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