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"Utopia" has an incredibly soothing quality which makes it not only one of Theresa's most medicinal projects, but also one of the most peaceful. As with all her CD's, Theresa goes into the studio with no music and asks Jesus to play through her.
Being used for: Insomnia, Stress Relief, Pain Management, Birthing,
Day Care (nap time), Autism, ADD/ADHD, Hospice, Prayer, Healing Rooms,
Counseling Sessions

Instruments include: C flute and Kiowa Love Flute (Native American
Indian), Harp, Piano, Guitar and rich String accompaniment. 

TRACK LISTING
	Act I		Act II
	1. Scene I - Quietude		1. Scene I - Repose
	2. Scene II - Wilderness		2. Scene II - Illumination
	3. Scene III - Solace		3. Scene III - Reflection
	4. Scene IV - Refuge		4. Scene IV - Altar
	5. Scene V- Utopia		5. Scene V - Oasis
	6. Scene VI - Jubilation		6. Scene VI - Destiny

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THERESA GRIFFITH & HER MUSIC

Theresa Griffith is a Prophetic Minstrel and Speaker with a specific calling in ministering body, soul and spirit healing through music, drama, dance and the spoken word. Her singing will escort you into the Holy of Holies as she soars in the Spirit with LIVE, spontaneous songs from the Lord. She ministers in a wide variety of contexts bringing comfort, healing and encouragement wherever it is needed around the world.

Of her flute playing Kent Henry once said, "Woman! You are an anointed minstrel of the Lord. Incredible! It sounds like you've been playing since you were in the womb!" Well, she hasn't quite been playing that long, but it will delight your heart as she worships our Beloved Bridegroom on the Celtic harp and ten different flutes, including a Gold Bass Flute, as well as several Native American Indian and Celtic Flutes.

Theresa Griffith's music has spanned the U.S. and over 50 different countries. Both CBS and NBC affiliates have done stories on her, not only because of the amazing success it has had, but also because of its wide range of popularity. With over 20 years experience in television, radio and live concert performances, it's easy to see why so many people are talking about the music of Theresa Griffith.