I'm getting a CD for me and one for my 2 year old grandson in Oklahoma; got to keep the Cajun blood coursing in his veins! Thanks, L'Angelus!

Love you! This music was out of this world, i love it well done to the singers. Reviewer: mrs gail gray click for website I think this cd is fabulous,the music is so cheerful, as for the songs they were awesome, and the singers were terrific, i would to have a colored photo of them and there autographs on the photo, well done.

Reviewer: mrs gail gray L"Angelus is terrific i am certainly going to buy the cd they sing like angels of heaven. I would highly recomend it to anyone! Reviewer: Leslie This cd is the best! Thank God for brutal North Dakota winters.

Because of them, Linda Rees taught her bayou-transplanted progeny, Katie, Paige, John and Stephen; to sing and play music. An acoustic band think: Rankin Family on roux that mixes country pop originals with Acadiana fare, L'Angelus is like the ringing of bells centering around the magical harmonies of Paige, Katie and Stephen that are nothing short of heart melting.

With mighty bow strokes and lickety-split runs, Stephen is already a formidable fiddler with plenty of zesty drive, as evidenced by the title song and the western swing stomper "Goin' Back to Ponchatoula. Ceclia" and the gorgeous "The Waltz of the Sorrowful Mysteries. As I've stated before, I'm rather partial to family bands. Having played music with my wife and son for the past decade I think I'm rather sensitive to the joys and pitfalls of familial ties within a performing ensemble.

L'angelus is the Rees family of Lafayette, Louisiana. What a surprise! From the first notes of the opening track "Ca C'est Bon" I was treated to a muscular, kicking Cajun band of exemplary players and singers. The band is comprised of Mom Linda on guitar, and kids Katie, guitar; Paige, bass; John, drums and Stephen, fiddle, harmonica, pennywhistle and mandolin. Did I mention all of them sing like angels and wrote most of the songs on the CD? The Rees family has done quite a bit of traveling over the years, and it's not surprising that other influences creep into their music.

Cecilia" opens With a Celtic inspired pennywhistle and pipe intro until it morphs into a lovely Cajun waltz. Besides their title self-penned selections L'angelus also play a very strong rendition of one of my favorite Dirk Powell and Christine Balfa tunes "La Chandelle Est Allume'e.

Menard joins the band on vocals for his classic tune "The Back Door. Consider yourselves warned! And it's called L'Angelus. Yet tradition based. With roots in both Cajun and Country. To hear them play is a pleasure. To hear them sing is a joy. To see them smile is a wonder. I am a fan. From Michael Doucet dit BeauSoleil: "L'Angelus" translates to me as "angelic voices" with the instrumental energy of a freight train that knows no boundaries. Never forget: I'm one of your biggest fans!

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Chaotic, dark, terrifying. Caesar Choperena. Thanks to these bridges, the movement floats above the CTP main plate, as if suspended on stilts. The fact that the main plate is crafted from carbon is a technical feat in its own right. The rigidity of the material makes this possible; conversely, this same resistance makes it difficult to pierce.

All the holes made in the high-tech bodywork are therefore set with solid-gold chatons that hold the jewels. This is a classic technique that has been adapted to a different context and to an extreme level of technical performance to protect the CTP main plate.

The U23 , therefore, centres around an aerial principle. To continue this spirit, the tourbillon of the Angelus A calibre is a flying version with no upper bridge. It appears to float freely, with a large window cut away from the main plate in the background.

This allows light to enter and to illuminate the rotating regulating organ. In this rigorously adjusted movement, the arms of the tourbillon carriage mirror the bridges and all the wheels of the movement.

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The Angelus then became a non-profit organization so they could begin to accept charitable gifts. The community responded with financial as well as volunteer help. By , The Angelus had 14 children entrusted to their care and the home in St. Petersburg was bursting at the seams. A search for land began. Seventeen acres of beautiful wooded land was obtained in Pasco County which included a small two bedroom house.

The first Angelus country home was completed in and in the second home was built by volunteers to accommodate all the children in St.