17-strong, Boulder, CO-based Sound Circle was first formed in 1994 by founding Artistic Director Sue Coffee, who is also founding Artistic Director of the 125-voice Resonance Women's Chorus and has won numerous awards. This statement from their website tells us a lot about them: 'The women of Sound Circle, an a cappella women's vocal ensemble, have come together to experience the deep joy of making music and to share that joy with our audiences. The music we sing connects us to the voices, sounds and rhythms of our own lives. We seek out music that speaks of women's experiences and music by women composers.' Here are the titles of the 12 beautiful songs of 'Finding the Flow:' 'Kinder,' by Alyx Autuori of Copper Wimmin, 'Woodsmoke and Oranges' by Ian Tamblyn, 'Under Heaven, Under the Sun' by Malcolm Dalglish, 'I am into to your fire' by Craig Carnahan and James Broughton, 'Sweet Darkness' by Terry Schlenker, 'Stay' by Carol Maillard, Richard Shindell's poignant ballad 'Last Fare of the Day,' Linda Webber's 'Silence of Our Dreams,' Kimmerjae Johnson's 'Float Down the River,' Sue Johnson's 'Sister, My Sister,' the Kirby Shaw-arranged traditional tune 'Down by the Riverside' and Tom Kimmel's 'Never Saw Blue Like That.' 'Finding the Flow' is powerful, deeply-felt music that touches and moves us. Great stuff from Sound Circle!

Listen to Under Heaven, Under the Sun in RealAudio.