MUSIC CREDITS

 

The use of music by Phyllis Woods during the creation of her pieces is an important aspect of her design process. The music on this website includes several of Phyllis’ favorite musicians in the world. We hope you enjoy it too.


JEWELRY BY PHYLLIS WOODS


  1. • Raga, Egberto Gismonti – Earring collection

  2. • Peace Piece, Bill Evans – Necklaces collection

  3. • Concierto de Aranjuez, Jim Hall & Roland Hanna– Recycled Glass Jewlery collection

  4. • Piano Improv, Tad Woods – One of A Kind Jewelry collection

  5. • Gabriel’s Oboe, Yo Yo Ma – Fine Jewelry collection

  6. • Portrait of a Romantic, John Surman – Silver Bracelets and bracelets collection

  7. • Asco, Ali Farka Touré – Displays collection


AFRICAN ART/HOME DECOR


  1. • Seydou, Salif Keita – Masks collection

  2. • Ethnic Covenant, Francis Bebey – Baskets collection

  3. • Folon, Salif Keita – Sculptures collection

  4. • Instrumental, Ali Farka Touré – Tribal Jewelry collection

  5. • Matera, Francis Bebey – Fulani jewelry and textile collections

  6. • Suareba, Salif Keita – Granary Doors collection

  7. • Forest Nativity, Francis Bebey – Stools collection

  8. • Matera, Francis Bebey – Accessories collection


PHOTOGRAPHY BY PHYLLIS WOODS


The music used in the Africa/Tribalinks section is Cameroon Bikoutsi, Francis Bebey is the artist.


The music used in the tribute to Tad Woods is his original music entitled Monday from his CD entitled Horses, Sunsets, and Rain.