Artist description Three ladies, who find in themselves an embodiment of the Triple Goddess, sing pagan hymns, chants, and tributes in an expression of their faith. Their simple acoustic and often acapella sound features creative, original pagan music, as well as some traditional favorites, and interweaving, complimentary harmonies.

Music Style pagan, Wiccan, acoustic, Celtic, folk

Musical Influences Lisa Thiel, Inkubus Sukkubus, Gwydion Penndderwen, Kenny Klein, Heather Alexander, Leslie Fish

Similar Artists Seridina, Music for the Goddess, Laura Powers, Loreena McKennitt, Kathy Mar, Heather Alexander, Leslie Fish, Avalon Rising, Kari Tauring, Sharon Knight. Cynthia McQuillin, pagan, wiccan

Artist History The three ladies of Triune, long-time dear friends and covenmates who have always enjoyed singing together, became more active in their local pagan community. Having long had a desire to participate in a group musical project, Sable found the perfect excuse in a mutual desire of Triune's members to express their faith in song and in poetry. Siobhaidh and Vichary were eager participants, and it wasn't long before Triune was born. Already they have gained the attention of record labels and Celtic music promoters.

Group Members The Maiden - Sable, age 27, handfasted, no children of her own (but stepmom to Daniel, age 10). The Mother - Siobhaidh, age 27, married, mother of Catherine, age 20 months, and newborn Phaelen! The Crone - Vichary, age old enough to know better but young enough to do it again, married, mother of Michael who would have been 27 this year.

Instruments bodhran, recorder, acoustic guitar, various percussion

Location Kelowna, British Columbia - Canada

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