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Teresa's Four Waters in Song is a musical meditation on St. Teresa of
  Avila's (1515-1582) teaching and experience of prayer, which she likens to
  four ways of watering a garden. Soaring is the fourth in a series of 4 songs
  which reflects the dynamic progression of Teresa's own response to God in
  music. This 'Water' describes the prayer of union in which no separation
  exists between the rain and the river. "All the soul does is taste,
  without any work, and experiences God as indescribably close, dwelling within
  its center." Soaring draws upon the scriptural text of the Song of Songs
  to describe this experience of union. Please visit www.carmelofreno.com for a
  beautiful film presentation of these four songs in Teresa's Four Waters in
  Word, Image &amp; Song featuring a tapestry of music, art, narration and
  stunning natural scenery.

Fourth Water - Soaring

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Teresa's Four Waters in Song is a musical meditation on St. Teresa of Avila's (1515-1582) teaching and experience of prayer, which she likens to four ways of watering a garden. Fire Within is the third in a series of 4 songs which reflects the dynamic progression of Teresa's own response to God in music. Here, the Spirit is experienced at times as refreshing water and at others as fire (desire for God). Knowing that one person's surrender to this Gentle Fire has the capacity to draw the whole world closer to God's inclusive love for all: Teresa encourages us to continue this journey of prayer "with strong determination." Please visit www.carmelofreno.com for a beautiful film presentation of these four songs in Teresa's Four Waters in Word, Image &amp; Song featuring a tapestry of music, art, narration and stunning natural scenery.

Third Water  Fire Within

Teresa’s Four Waters in Song is a musical meditation on St. Teresa of Ávila’s (1515-1582) teaching and experience of prayer, which she likens to four ways of watering a garden. Night Passage is the second in a series of 4 songs which reflects the dynamic progression of Teresa’s own response to God in music. Night Passage reflects the seeker’s distress at the apparent disappearance of God and the gradual awakening to God’s presence in a more subtle way. ‘With the dawn’ they discover that the one for whom they are seeking is seeking them much more. Please visit www.carmelofreno.com for a beautiful film presentation of these four songs in Teresa’s Four Waters in Word, Image Song featuring a tapestry of music, art, narration and stunning natural scenery.

Second Water - Night Passage

Teresa’s Four Waters in Song is a musical meditation on St. Teresa of Ávila’s (1515-1582) teaching and experience of prayer, which she likens to four ways of watering a garden. Arise is the first in a series of 4 songs which reflect the dynamic progression of Teresa’s own response to God. Here, she likens the first stages of prayer to drawing water from a well. Healing, peace and inner freedom are the result as one responds to the invitation to a deeper relationship with God in prayer. Please visit www.carmelofreno.com for a beautiful film presentation of these four songs in Teresa’s Four Waters in Word, Image Song featuring a tapestry of music, art, narration and stunning natural scenery.

First Water: Arise

Soprano Trio Collection For Soprano, Violin, and Piano

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Fourth Water - Soaring

Third Water  Fire Within

Second Water - Night Passage

First Water: Arise

Third Water Fire Within