Since the albums "Ave Maria" and "New Age Opera" were released, Origen has become one of the most respected and beloved artists in New Age/Classical Crossover Genre.
Origen’s music has always been full of elegance and beauty and their sixth album "Solveig’s Song" is not the exception. It took four years of painstaking work to create this album which represents both the re-interpretation of classical music and the music composed by the founder of Origen Alexsey Zakharenko. A wonderful and well balanced combination of new age music and the fantastic voice of award winning lyrical opera soprano Tanya Lubimenko gives brand new, sometimes unexpected sounding of the music by Grieg, Bach, Beethoven, Pachelbel.
There are three versions of Solveig’s Song on this album. One of them is famous Grieg’s Solveig’s Song. The Grieg’s theme was arranged in New Age style and supplemented with chorus composed by Alexsey Zakharenko. "Beethoven’s Solveig Song" is the great example of Origen’s creativity. It is rendition of Beethoven’s sonata #8 for piano which was adapted for Solveig’s Song lyrics. At last "The New Solveig’s Song" was composed by Alexsey Zakharenko.

"The Swan" is one of the most famous and popular instrumental works of Camille Saint-Saens. Origen's rendition allows you to enjoy both the music and magical voice of Tanya Lubimenko. If you are a classical music buff you might imagine that Saint-Saens wrote this piece knowing that one day a gifted singer like Lubimenko would come along and add another facet to his work. When his melody leaves her breath we are opened up to an entirely new experience.

Among instrumental songs represented on the CD the special attention have to be paid to Pachelbel’s Chiacona in D. Johan Pachelbel is not only the most extraordinary instance of the crossover phenomenon in all of music but also one of the most favorite composers of Alexsey Zakharenko. No wonder that Pachelbel’s music constantly performed by Origen and appeared on their CDs.