about Serundal
David became interested in music in the 1960's from the ages of fifteen to seventeen when his father first bought him a keyboard and then a guitar.The hobby soon grew from playing in local groups for fun to touring universities in the UK, playing the Cavern Club, Liverpool, to finally around 1968 touring army camps in Germany.On one occasion he was in one of the two supporting acts to Black Sabbath at the Star Club in Hamburg. In one way or another he has always had some involvement with music, even moreso when he joined another local band and met Maxie who was singing lead vocals.They married in 1970, and now have a son and a daughter and two grandsons.
Maxie is a published poet since the age of fifteen. Her poetry has appeared in numerous anthologies and on the internet. In 1992 she graduated from the University of Wales College Cardiff with a 2:1 B.A. Hons Eng Lit and she has taught English literature in local colleges. Her maiden name is Maxwell and her great grandfather originated from South West Scotland which may account for her love of all things Scottish, the countryside, the people and the music. All this is now reflected in the music of Serundal. Downloads of our music are now available on Apple iTunes and Sony Connect.
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a magical mystical samhain to you all!
posted October 29th at 1:16pm
It's drawing closer but are you ready? Do you want a Halloween party to remember? Yes? But how do you create that kind of atmosphere? Pumpkins and witches are cool but they will not create the right ambiance.What you need is the right kind of music. Look no further! Check out these tracks! Get some for your ipod!
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Visions (here on jukeboxalive!)
Ghost
The Haunting
White Room
Ab Initi
The Storm
Snowy Owl
Malum Unus
Moonstone
The Raven
Leylines
Apocalypse
Transitions
The Omen
Incantation
Waiting Rooms
Absolution
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Thank you for your interest in my music and for those peaceful tunes... See you, www.phileasworld.com
November 13th at 6:53amI will begin by saying up front and out loud - this is one of the most beautiful songs and melodies that one could possibly find to end the day with, which is what I am doing here in the midnight hour gathering rosebuds of music for one or two or more of my stations here at IAC. Thank you Serundal for pointing me in the direction of your Artists Page where I found your beautiful crusading lover's ballad ... lilting, cantillating and monastic-like vocals calling back and forth gives this a mediaeval and romantic feeling that whisks one away on a magical, mystical journey, back to a place in legendary times where a grieving damsel awaits the return of her lover from a distant campaign. A celtic gem ... poignant songwriting, arrangement and production ... welcome to Legendary Music. added to station 10/19/2008 5:30:26 AM
October 30th at 2:35pm