Love pagan music? You’ve come to the right place! Here at Pagan Song we share tips for using music in your magic. Want ideas for a pagan chant for your spell or ritual? Need the right song for a rite of passage, for a public celebration of a Sabbat, or to honor a Goddess? Pagan Song offers suggestions drawn from the music of many pagan composers. We offer musical insights about singing, the creative process of songwriting, and much more.
A talented tribe of pagan musicians write for our blog. Check out posts by Adrienne Piggot of Spiral Dance, Alane Brown (as a solo artist), Alexander James Adams, Alexian, Ariana Lightningstorm of Kiva, Arthur Hinds, Brian Henke, Celia Farran, Christopher Bingham of Bone Poets Orchestra/Gaia Consort, George Nicholas of Cernunnos Rising, Ginger Ackley, Jenna Greene, Kellianna, Krista Chapman Greene, Louis Garou, Lynda Millard, Mama Gina, Meren King, Phil Kessler of Murphy’s Magic Mess, Rick Hamouris, Sharon Knight, Spiral Rhythm, Wendy Rule, and several members of the Crow Women.
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Curators of this website: the pagan choir Crow Women
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We have found that a rich musical life focuses our magic and bonds us together. We hope to share that with you. May music be magical, for us all.
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