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Mark Rowan
The Wilds of Georgia
Sunday, Jan 20 19:53 PM
Hello, Xyra. Hope all's well with you and yours. I just ran across "Through The Dark Glass
Shining" on payplay.com, and I'll be listening to it at work tonight. Looking forward to it
immensely -- the two full length Verborgen albums get a lot of play with me still.

Take care,
Mark
Anders Thyr
Sweden
http://www.myspace.com/andersthyr
Wednesday, Dec 26 17:43 PM
Hi Xyra!

Been ages ago since the MP3.com days, and my Starboy project, if you by any chance
remember me... Sorry for losing contact with you, lots of stuff have happened in between...
I was aiming on seeing you in Washington, but it never happened unfortunately... Then,
tonight, I wondered what happened with you. And I can see you have done very well! That
makes me happy... I still listen to Frightening Beauty and Where Glass Birds Fly, every once
in a while...

Have a great 2008!

Love, Anders
mike ward
NC
Friday, Dec 21 02:12 AM
Xyra
been a while since the mp3 days...you were nice enough to add me to your mp3 site about
7-8 years ago...thanks....looks like you've moved up and getting some well deserved
recognition...cool...i've been doing some background music for a site about remote
control airplanes...go figure...www.higherplaneproducti ons.com it's different to say the
least...drop a line sometime
mw
Jason
NYC
http://www.jasonyoung.com/home.html
Wednesday, Nov 28 05:40 AM
Remember me?
For Stephanie
DC
http://www.castofthousands.com
Friday, Oct 26 03:42 AM
The design of your website is super! Good luck!
Jeremy
Rhode Island
Friday, Oct 12 04:30 AM
Cool site!

Nice mood this sets!
Cat Cando
East London
Thursday, Sep 20 04:33 AM
Hello
Thanks for the amazing website, lovely artwork and music. Sad to read about the bad news, and delays.
Best of luck sorting things out for the future!
Cat
Rupert
Cologne, Germany
http://germanycologne.com/index.php
Wednesday, Sep 12 19:08 PM
The music is great! Keep going! No news is bad news. We thought you were the next Nico.
mimi universe
LA, Ca, USA
Monday, Jul 2 15:14 PM
>I am out here. Wishing you the best at Happy nest.
Mister Link
US
Sunday, May 6 23:56 PM
Nice site.

By the way, I believe the quote attributed to Robin Williamson -- "You know what you could
be..." -- actually belongs to Mike Heron, his band mate in The Incredible String Band.
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Andrew Cann ~ BASSIST for Flight of Odin, pianist for all Xyra projects, 1996-to present John Wagner Ragnar Mike and Spiro Karagiannis...Live @ the 9:30 Club 2017 Kevin Gutierrez: MASTER MIXING ENGINEER for Flight of Odin Bill Wolf: MEISTER MASTERING ENGINEER for Flight of Odin Jordan Montgomery: FINE ARTIST for Mystic Angels and Flight of Odin Anastasia Ovchinnikova: MASTER ARTIST Flight of Odin "The Only Door" Flight of Odin cover art by Anastasia Ovchinnikova Dec 2010 Dec 2004 Dec 1999 Jan 2000 Dec 1998 <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Triple-Platinum Grammy winner, <b>Jim Ebert</b> produced Xyra's 2-CD, Never Lost Forever @ Cue Studios. <br /> <br /><i>(See Jim's personal bio for additional information.)</i> <FONT COLOR = 8000800238><b>Marco Delmar</b> produced 4 Xyra releases, including 'Where Glass Birds Fly', which was co-produced by Robert Goldstein. <br /> <br /><i>(See Marco's personal bio, hereon, for additional information.)</i> <br /> <br />Photo by <b>Craig Fitzpatrick</b> for VOA Television <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Photo © J.Matt Senkow <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>The way they were, with <b>Jeff Spencer</b> playing lead guitar on his custom Ibanez. <b>Xyra</b> is seen playing her Diamond Series Schecter, and <b>Andrew Cann</b> is seen on the far right, playing his Roland keyboard (when he wasn't on his Ibanez electric named 'Jaws'). <b>Dave White</b> played bass for the one gig, with <b>Ron Smith</b> on drums, in the background. This night, they opened for former <b>XTC</b> member, <b>Barry Andrews</b>. The performance was reviewed by <b>Mark Jenkins</b> in <b>The Washington post</b>. <br /> <br />Photo © <b>Tatyana Vishnevsky</b> <br />Photoshop effects: Xyra Violin, bass, mandolin: Never Lost Forever <br />Photo by Lloyd Wolf Drums and percussion: Never Lost Forever <br />Photo by Lloyd Wolf Photo by J.Matt Senkow; Frightening Beauty release Xyra at <b>Happinest</b>, looking pensive. <br />Photo by: J.Matt Senkow <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master drummer/percussionist, <b>Norman Ellsworth Thorne III</b> joined Xyra & Verborgen in 1997. He appeared on all Xyra CD releases and performed many live gigs, including the PMC, Blues Alley, and The State Theater. Norm is featured on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining', and continues to play and record with Xyra and friends, to date. <br /> <br />Photo of Norm at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki <br /> <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master guitarist/composer, <b>Eric Ulreich</b> joined Xyra & Verborgen in 1999. He completed the guitar tracks for the second CD, 'Frightening Beauty' and continued performing and recording with Xyra and friends through 2012. Eric plays lead guitar on 'Siren in the Water', track 5 of 'Through the Dark Glass Shining' - XYRA's 2005 release. <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Violinist/composer, <b>Doug Empie</b> joined Xyra and Andrew for a <b>Nico 60th Birthday Tribute</b>, with <b>Rupert Chappell</b>, in October 1998. In 2000, Xyra, Andrew, Doug and brother Bret Empie formed <b>THE LINE_</b>. THE LINE_ recorded a home demo that landed on <b>WRNR FM</b>. Doug performed and recorded with Xyra and friends again, in 2001 and is featured on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining'. <br /> <br />Photo of Doug at Happinest by: Jeff Lewis <br />Frame created by: Tone' Wellington <br />Photoshop effects by: Xyra <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Pianist/keyboardist/composer, <b>Bret Empie</b> aligned forces with his brother Doug Empie and Xyra and Andrew Cann to form <b>THE LINE_</b> in 2000. Bret later recorded keys and effects for all the tracks on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining'. <br /> <br />Photo of Bret at Happinest by: Jeff Lewis <br /> <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master bassist, <b>Larry Lawrence</b> joined Xyra & Verborgen in January 1998. He performed several gigs, to include Blues Alley, Black Cat and The State Theater. Larry also completed the bass parts on the first CD, 'Where Glass Birds Fly', and continued performing and recording with Xyra and friends through 2001. Larry plays all the bass parts on the 2005 release, 'Through the Dark Glass Shining.' <br /> <br />Photo of Larry at Recording Arts Studio by: Xyra <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Virtuoso multi-wind player/orchestra leader/composer, <b>Don Stapleson</b> joined Xyra & Verborgen in November 1997. Don finished the wind parts for the first CD, 'Where Glass Birds Fly', appears on all the CD releases and continues to perform and record with Xyra and friends, to date. <br /> <br />Photo at Recording Arts Studios by: Xyra <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Master cellist, <b>Fred Lieder</b> was the first to join the Verborgen trio, in 1997. Fred performed many live gigs with Xyra & Verborgen, and recorded two demos and three CD releases with them at Omega, NPR and Recording Arts Studio, 1997-1999. The last gig Fred played with Xyra was at The State Theater, in February 2000. <br /> <br />Photo at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki Clarinet, flute, oboe: Where Glass Birds Fly <br />Photo at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki 6-string bass: Where Glass Birds Fly <br />Photo at NPR Studios by: Maggie Kunicki <FONT COLOR = 8000800238>Guitarist/composer, <b>Cris Chillura</b>, Xyra and Andrew Cann formed the Verborgen trio in 1996. Cris is featured on all the Verborgen works. He continued performing and recording with Xyra and friends through the first 'Frightening Beauty' sessions of 1999. <br /> <br />Photo by: Michelle Chillura