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Album Description:
Instrumental Heaven Mehdi’s latest release is already receiving some rave reviews. The music is soaring, expansive, reflective and something which can be enjoyed whether you're close to nature or just dreaming about it. The memorable string sections were written by Mehdi and performed by the Swiss Philharmonic Orchestra. These heavenly contemporary Instrumentals include piano, Acoustic guitar, violin, cello, flute, electric guitar, hammered dulcimer, rhythmic hand percussion, drum kit and Japanese Taiko drums all placed in lush orchestral arrangements. This collection of original compositions touches beauty, and that place deep within.

Rating : - Mehdi's Instrumental Heaven
I am privileged to own volumes 4, 7, and 8 in the series. They are my favorite albums by Mehdi. Like the other titles in the series, this is not very complex material, but the message conveyed is worthwhile and pleasing to the ear. You can think of it as sonic poetry. Some songs on this album have a sad feel to them, but it is all part of the journey. If you already know you like this type of music, almost any Mehdi title will do, but I think 4, 7, and 8 are his best work. Mehdi aimed at Instrumental Heaven with this one. I believe he hit the mark. Also, I can recommend some other fabulous artists in the New Age genre. You may want to explore 2002, Mythos, Amethystium, and Blue Stone. Definitely worth checking out.