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guardian angel I still brings tears to my eyes. And in that same song are words that I find to be the most terrifying of all: “LOVE IS GONE.” Anna’s songs about her grandmother or great great uncle or the ghost in that house make us all part of the same family. And the mystery that is Christopher, her “treasure,” strikes very deep indeed.
The music itself is simply elegant. Besides Anna’s singing and guitar and piano, there are strings, a pennywhistle and other instruments on selected songs. But the instrumentation is sparse. Every note shines like the shooting stars she is singing about.
My favorite example is the exquisite cello passage (played by Emily Wright) on the title song. Just a few notes, a few seconds long, so perfectly placed and played so simply and sensitively, they touch our very hearts.
That is what I think sets this music apart: It is completely unpretentious. A true treasure in these seemingly mindless, fearful, superficial
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