"Woman of Cenkuang - sample clip" genre: Spiritual Easy Listening
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	Hear a short sample from this song inspired by something I witnessed while in Indonesia on a sabbatical a few years ago, was the first songwriting I did on keyboard. David added viola, Roger-electric sitar, Joseph-bass, and Robert-percussion.
	CD: Lingering Jasmine   Label: Tanzende Credits: Singing, back vocals, music and keyboard by Cassandra, viola by David Mills, electric sitar and lap steel guitar by Roger Irwin, bass by Joseph Lonon, and percussion by Robert Stanovich.
	Story Behind the Song This was inspired by my travels to the far east while I was staying in a rainforest on Mt. Salak, and traveling through the village of Cenkuang. Just one of those images that stuck in my mind and wouldn't let go until I wrote it down. This was my first foray into the world of songwriting with my new keyboard, and is a shortened version of this song.

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