The Rosslyn Motet CD

THE ROSSLYN MOTET
and SONGS OF THE CHARTRES LABYRINTH
MEMBERS OF THE TALLIS CHAMBER CHOIR,
THE CHARTRES SINGERS

Hidden away in strange carvings on the arches of Rosslyn Chapel, Edinburgh (immortalised in "The Da Vinci Code") is the cymatic notation of an ancient hyymn, possibly coded by members of a cult of John the Baptist linked to the origianl (real) Knights Templar). Now de-coded, so forget the myths and fictions about the Holy Grail - this is the REAL Rosslyn secret.
The disc also includes Thomas Mitchell's "Songs of the Chartres Labyrinth" which is related to Rosslyn in several ways. For more detail click here

American customers: the CD may be ordered through all record dealers in the USA from 8 May.

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ALSO AVAILABLE: THE STORY OF THE ROSSLYN DISCOVERY - "ROSSLYN CHAPEL: THE MUSIC OF THE CUBES" by Thomas Mitchell - price £9.99 Details here	THE ROSSLYN MOTET and SONGS OF THE CHARTRES LABYRINTH MEMBERS OF THE TALLIS CHAMBER CHOIR, THE CHARTRES SINGERS Hidden away in strange carvings on the arches of Rosslyn Chapel, Edinburgh (immortalised in "The Da Vinci Code") is the cymatic notation of an ancient hyymn, possibly coded by members of a cult of John the Baptist linked to the origianl (real) Knights Templar). Now de-coded, so forget the myths and fictions about the Holy Grail - this is the REAL Rosslyn secret. The disc also includes Thomas Mitchell's "Songs of the Chartres Labyrinth" which is related to Rosslyn in several ways. For more detail click here American customers: the CD may be ordered through all record dealers in the USA from 8 May.
		playing time: 33.36 direct sale price: £8.50 audio sample: Journeyman's Pillar (extract)
		Book and CD package £16.50
tracks: anon (realised T. Mitchell; arr. S. Mitchell): The Rosslyn Motet T. Mitchell: Songs of the Chartres Labyrinth	review extracts: for full reviews click here
	“There’s no doubt about it: the [Rosslyn] music is gravely beautiful in its relative simplicity, and credibly ‘ancient’. It is performed by an accomplished, pure-toned quartet of singers. [The Chartres piece] is both sober and appealing. This passes what might be called a ‘blindfold test’: I enjoyed the music even before I knew what was behind it.” – Raymond S. Tuttle (International Record Review)
	“A hauntingly beautiful composition… the music literally shines from the recording. This is music to listen to again and again. Music that resonates within the chambers of the body, a healing balm to body, mind and soul.” – Susan Hale (Caduceus)

	This project has been featured on: BBCTV "breakfast" - BBC Radio 4 "Today - Channel 4 TV; ABCTV (USA) CBCTV (Canada) and Fuji TV.
	Articles have appeared in the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Mirror, The Scotsman, The Daily Herald, New York Times and other publications