I found this song from a movie called "The man from earth"(I recommend it whole heartedly! www.manfromearth.com and loved it right away. After a search in youtube I found no videos for it and thought to give it a try. It's my first, so... :) Enjoy!. + Informações

Chantelle Duncan's song, the theme song of The Man from Earth.. + Informações

Theme from the film Man From Earth... + Informações

Chantelle Duncan-Heath & Klaus White perform an original song recorded live in 2008.. + Informações

The Fabulous AllStars Collective with Jocelyn Brown which is made up of musicians who have toured and recorded with Michael Jackson, George Michael, Mariah Carey, Stevie Wonder, Jeff Beck and a host of international superstars appear at the Blue Balls Festival in Luzern, Switzerland.. + Informações

A friend once told me, "When you feel inspired, it becomes easier to find meaning in new discoveries." This is something I wanted to make after being inspired by "The Man from Earth" several months ago. So I'm wondering if you'll like this or not. The soundtrack is the closing song of "The Man from Earth.". The lyrics are by Richard Schenkman and the music by Mark Hinton Stewart. You can enjoy Chantelle Duncan singing the song. Some of the clips were taken from some of pangeaprogress's videos, and you'll find him at www.youtube.com He compiled those videos from other sources such as National Geographic, Discovery, and the BBC. Some of the stunning timelapses of the sky and nature were made by jcmegabyte at www.youtube.com So is the clip of "The Dancing Butterflies". Other timelapses of nature are from TESOPHOTOGRAPHY's channel, www.youtube.com You may want to check out "The Aurora" or "The Mountain". There are clips of waves, which I took by looking up "Big waves." on youtube. There is a clip by Al Jazeera about nomadic people living in North Africa from which I got the desert clips. I used a Greenpeace clip on deforestation at www.youtube.com to get some images of the Amazon as well as its destruction for grazing lands. There is one clip of the once classified nuclear bomb test of "Tsar Bomba". There are two protest clips. One is the UC Davis pepper spray incident. The other is about a recent protest in the UK against wars and economic injustice. I also used an animation .... + Informações

In March 2009 Berakah, the innovative and acclaimed multi-faith band Berakah played a sold out concert at The Purcell Room in London's prestigious South Bank Centre. This song is called Sahara Blues, combining both Middle Eastern sounds and the blues! Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour .... + Informações

The fabulous Joss Stone guests with The AllStars Collective at Hard Rock's Women of Rock for Pinktober 2009 supporting the Caron Keating Foundation and helping fight breast cancer.. + Informações

Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close .... + Informações

Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close .... + Informações

A short collage of clips from The AllStars' Summer residency in The Scoop at More London through July 2010. The AllStars curate the festival booking 24 different gigs and take the four Friday evenings as their festival showcase - a real friends and family event! Our thanks to everyone that got involved in 2010 - a real Vintage year!. + Informações

Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close .... + Informações

After months of hard work, the second album by Berakah, One Ray Of Light, is finally finished and about to be launched. As a special treat for those who have followed the intense time during the making of this cd, we present a short Q+A with Mark and Mohammed, who produced the album. Featuring music that combines elements of classical,jazz,blues, middle eastern and world music,One Ray Of Light is a landmark work for this innovative UK based band, which features musicians from Jewish,Christian and Muslim faith heritage, all of whom dedicate their music to the Spirit Of Peace. For more info about concerts please go to www.theberakahproject.org See you soon! x. + Informações

Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close .... + Informações

Jelone, live performance of I Feel It. Embassy Club 26 Oct 2010 ©The Familia Music Group Ltd.. + Informações

Last song of the movie "The Man from Earth". Lyrics by Richard Schenkman, music by Mark Hinton Stewart, vocalist -Chantelle Duncun. Lyrics: I've seen rivers rise Seen mountains fall Seen endless vistas coming to an end I've seen stars collide Heard oceans roar I know what it means to lose your only friend Nothing lasts forever That's what I've always heard All things good must end You know it's true Nothing lasts forever But maybe some things do Forever is the way I feel for you Forever is the way I feel for you I've seen men take The world into their hands And change it, mold it, to their point of view I've felt the earth shake Seen men take a stand And fight when it's the one thing left to do * repeat * Nothing lasts forever That's what I've always heard All things good must end You know it's true Nothing lasts forever But maybe some things do Forever is the way I feel for you Forever is the way I feel for you * repeat end *. + Informações

Clive Dunstall's Voxtet are pleased to announce their new single 'Proud' to be released soon. Here is an excerpt of our unique vocal big band version of the world-wide hit by Heather Small/Peter Vettese to whet your appetite. The single has been produced by Richard Niles. Listen out for further information or check www.clivedunstall.com/voxtet for further updates. Singers: Mandy Watsham Dunstall. Chantelle Duncan Heath. Donna Canale. Yona Dunsford. Jacqui Hicks. Emer McParland. David Combes. Andy Playfoot. Band: Musical Director/Keyboards - Clive Dunstall. Bass - Dave Jones. Drums - Martin 'Frosty' Beadle. Guitar - Pete Callard. Saxes/Flute - Nick Moss. Percussion - Corrina Silvester.. + Informações

Berakah are pleased to announce that tickets for their concerts in February 2011 are now on sale. Berakah will be launching their 2nd album,One Ray Of Light, with two special concerts on Saturday February 12th and Sunday February13th, 2011 at the beautiful St.Paul's Church in Covent Garden,London (known as The Actor's Church). Please send an email ,stating how many tickets you'd like to reserve and on which of the two dates, and you'll receive a confirmation email with your e-ticket reservation. Bring that with you on the night to gain admission. Ticket prices are £12 if reserved before Jan 31st 2011. £15 thereafter. Send an email to: berakahtickets@yahoo.co.uk These will be the first concerts by Berakah in London since 2009,so anticipation is high. The new album is sounding fantastic and we're very excited about playing for you all again. As a special treat we've put together this little clip of some of our studio sessions,along with a rough "work in progress" preview of one of our new tracks. Berakah is a band of musicians who are from Jewish,Christian and Muslim faith heritage. The music we make is dedicated to the spirit of peace. For more information about us go to: www.theberakahproject.org See you in February! x. + Informações

chantelle duncan:I've seen rivers rise seen mountains fall seen endless vistas coming to an end I've seen stars collide heard oceans roar I know what it means to lose your only friend nothing lasts forever that's what I've always heard all things good must esnd you know it's true nothing lasts forever but maybe some things do forever is the way I feel for you forever is the way I feel for you I've seen men take the world into their hands and change it,totheir point of view I've felt the earth shake seen men take a stand and fight when it's the one thing left to do nothing lasts forever that's what I've always heard all things good must end you know it's true nothing lasts forever but maybe some things do forever is the way I feel for you forever is the way I feel for you nothing lasts forever that's what I've always heard all things good must end you know it's true nothing lasts forever but maybe some things do forever is the way I feel for you forever is the way I feel for you forever is the way I feel for you. + Informações

Berakah were asked to contribute to a night of music on Sunday July 10th, to raise funds for the Encompass(The Daniel Braden Trust). Encompass was set up in 2003, in the aftermath of the Bali bombing, to promote understanding between people of different cultural backgrounds, particularly the youth, through education and travel. Please see below a web-link to Encompass' website. www.encompasstrust.org Berakah were delighted to be involved, although due to availability only three members were actually able to take part. Mark and Mohammed were joined by Serena on violin, marking her return to the Berakah ensemble after some time off. Mohammed dedicated the set of three songs to the band's singer,Chantelle Duncan, who had recently lost her mother. We love you Chantelle! Berakah is an ensemble that unites musicians from Jewish,Christian and Muslim backgrounds, playing music for peace. www.theberakahproject.org x. + Informações

I Found A Boy - Adele Cover Vocals by Chantelle Robinson Guitarists - Jake Gillespie & Chris Simmons Bass - Ruairi Bisset Drums - Matt Duncan. + Informações

Duncan's Got Talent contestants. + Informações

Lauren Alaina - Top 5 - Unchained Melody (Todd Duncan) - American Idol 2011 - 05/04/11 Songs from Now and Then. + Informações

Lauren Alaina - Unchained Melody (Second Song) Todd Duncan - Top 5 - American Idol 2011 - 05/04/11. + Informações

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