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Osho Zen Tarot: Music for Tarot Reading by Various Artists (CD - 07/10/2001)
 

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Osho Zen Tarot: Music for Tarot Reading by Various Artists (CD - 07/10/2001)
"Osho Zen Tarot: Music for Tarot Reading" (07/10/2001) New Age Various Artists, New Earth RecordsRecording information: Osho Meditation Resort, Pune, India. Illustrator: Deva Padma.

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A Family Christmas by John Tesh (CD - 09/20/1994)
 

A Family Christmas by John Tesh (CD - 09/20/1994)

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A Family Christmas by John Tesh (CD - 09/20/1994)
"A Family Christmas" (09/20/1994) New Age Tesh, John, GTS RecordsPersonnel: John Tesh (piano); John Bisharat (conductor); Paul Viapiano, Bill Kanengiser, Scott Tennant (guitar); Charlie Bisharat (violin); Dan Higgins (soprano & alto saxophones); Rick Baptist (trumpet, flugelhorn); John Reynolds, Steve Becknell (French horn); Jim Self (tuba); Tim Heintz (keyboards); Tim Landers (bass); Dave Hooper (drums); Brian Kilgore (percussion). The Christmas Symphony Orchestra: Charlie Bisharat (concertmaster); Sid Page, Becky Barr, Darius Campo, Joel Derouin, Bruce Dukov, Charlie Everett, Armen Garabedian, Berj Garabedian, Harris Goldman, Clayton Haslop, Norman Hughes, Peter Kent, Vanessa Kibbe, Liane Mautner, Maria Newman, Vladimir Polimatidi, Rachel Robinson, Gil Romero, Jay Rosen, Haim Shtrum, James Sitterly (violin); Evan Wilson, Marcy Dicterow, Simon Oswell, Jimbo Ross, Nancy Roth, Ray Tischer, Herschel Wise, Helaine Wittenberg (viola); Steve Richards, Chris Ermacoff, Melissa Hasin, Armen Ksadjikian, Michael Mathews, Cecilia Tsan (cello); Dave Stone, Dave Carpenter, Tim Emmons, Dave Young (bass); Joan Elardo (oboe). Includes liner notes by John Tesh. Personnel: John Tesh (piano); William Kanengiser, Scott Tennant, Paul Viapiano (guitar); Gil Romero, Harris Goldman, Vanessa Kibbe, Norman Hughes, Becky Barr, Liane Reynolds-Mautner, Rachel Robinson , Vladimir Polimatidi, Charles Everett, Jay Rosen, Joel Derouin, Sid Page, Bruce Dukov, Clayton Haslop, Peter Kent, Maria Newman, Jim Sitterly, Armen Garabedian, Darius Campo, Liane Mautner, Berj Garabedian, Charlie Bisharat, Haim Shtrum (violin); Helain Wittenberg, Marci Dicterow, Hershel Wise, Jimbo Ross, Simon Oswell, Nancy Roth, Evan Wilson, Raymond Tischer (viola); Michael Matthews , Melissa "Missy" Hasin, Armen Ksadjikian, Cecilia Tsan, Steve Richards , Christine Ermacoff (cello); Joan Elardo (oboe); Dan Higgins (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Rick Baptist (trumpet, flugelhorn, French horn); John A. Reynolds, Steve Becknell (French horn); Jim Self (tuba); Tim Heintz (keyboards); Dave Hooper (drums); Brian Kilgore (percussion). Audio Mixer: Ross Pallone. Recording information: 41B; 41b Studios; Capitol Recording Studios. Photographer: Charles Bush. Arranger: Charlie Bisharat. John Tesh and the Christmas Symphony Orchestra have joined together in a symbolic setting that makes songs like "Little Drummer Boy," "O Tannenbaum," and "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" resound with a renewed brilliance destined to enhance the beauty of being together with the ones you love... ~ MusD

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Across The Universe: A Beatles Journey [10/4] *
 

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Across The Universe: A Beatles Journey [10/4] *
"Across the Universe: A Beatles Journey *" (10/04/2005) New Age Hansen, Eric (Guitarist), Neurodisc RecordsPersonnel: Eric Hansen (guitar). Audio Mixer: Eric Hansen . Recording information: Hansenhaus Studio (05/2005-06/2005). Arranger: Eric Hansen .

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The Tranquil Harp
 

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The Tranquil Harp
"Tranquil Harp: Celtic Harp Improvisations for Relaxation, Meditation,and Integration" (04/12/2000) International Baker, Paul, Vocal Integration ConceptsPersonnel includes: Paul Harper (harp). Recorded at House Of The Book, Brandeis-Bardin Institute, Brandeis, California on May 10 and 11, 1999.

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Dreamcatcher by Secret Garden (CD - 05/22/2001)
 

Dreamcatcher by Secret Garden (CD - 05/22/2001)

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Dreamcatcher by Secret Garden (CD - 05/22/2001)
"Dreamcatcher" (05/22/2001) New Age Secret Garden, PhilipsSecret Garden: Fionnuala Sherry (violin); Rolf Lovland (piano, keyboards). Additional personnel: Gunnhild Tvinnereim, Karen Matheson, Rhonan Surgrue (vocals); John Kavanagh (spoken vocals); Des Moore (guitar, mandolin); Rolf Kristensen (guitar, zither); Alf Emil Eik (guitar, samples, background vocals); Aisling Drury-Byrne (cello); Derek Bell (zither); Asa Jinder, Annbjorg Lien (fiddle); Andrea Marlish (harp); Steinar Ofsdal (flute); Hans Fredrik Jackobsen (whistle, bagpipes, recorder); Davy Spillane, Mick O'Brien (whistle, Uilleann pipes); Pat Broaders (Uilleann pipes); Martin O'Connor (accordion); Kenneth Edge (soprano saxophone); Simon Emes, Henrik Eurenius, David Agnew (oboe, English horn); Bjorn Ole Rasch, Jon Kjell Seljeseth (keyboards); Per Elias Drablos, Eoghan O'Neill (bass); Robbie Casserly (drums); Tommy Hayes (bodhran, percussion); Noel Eccles, Ottar Nesje, Joakim Nordin (percussion); Nikki Matheson, Irish National Chamber Choir (background vocals); Anuna. Producers: Rolf Lovland, Andrew Boland, Fionnuala Sherry. Engineers include: Andrew Boland, Oskar P. Sveinson. Personnel: Fionnuala Sherry (vocals, violin); Gunnhild Tvinnereim, Karen Matheson (vocals); Rhonan Sugrue (soprano); Alf Emil Eik (guitar, sampler, background vocals); Des Moore (guitar); Andrea Marlish (harp); ?sa Jinder (fiddle); Aisling Drury-Byrne (cello); Davy Spillane, Pat Broaders (Uilleann pipe); Martin O'Connor (accordion); David Agnew (oboe, English horn); Kenneth Edge (soprano saxophone); Rolf Lovland (piano, keyboards, background vocals); Bjorn Ole Rasch (keyboards); Robbie Casserly (drums); Tom Hayes (bodhran, spoons); Noel Eccles (percussion); Nikki Matheson (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Alf Emil Eik; Andrew Boland; Rolf Lovland. Recording information: Air Studio, London, England; Ambience Studio, Oslo, Norway; Capri Digital Studios, Capri, Italy; Cross Studio, Kristiansand, Norway; Major Studio, Oslo Norway; Omega Studio, Washington DC, Unites States; Puk Studio, Kierby, Denmark; Rainbow Studio, Olso, Norway; Syrland Studio, Reykjavik, Iceland; Windmill Lane Recording Studio, Dublin, Ireland. Photographer: Colm Henry. Arranger: Rolf Lovland. Norwegian Rolf Lovland and Irish-born Fionnuala Sherry were on to something when they merged their seemingly-disparate backgrounds into the windswept force that is Secret Garden. The act made big waves in 1995, when it won the Eurovision Song Contest for "Nocturne," and have since staked a reputation for creating a uniquely heartbreaking style of music. DREAMCATCHER brings together 19 songs from their first three albums: SONGS FROM A SECRET GARDEN, WHITE STONES, and DAWN OF A NEW CENTURY.

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Space and Time: An Introduction to the Soundworlds by Steve Roach (CD - 09/23/2003)
 

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Space and Time: An Introduction to the Soundworlds by Steve Roach (CD - 09/23/2003)
"Space and Time: An Introduction to the Soundworlds" (09/23/2003) New Age Roach, Steve, Projekt RecordsIncludes one previously unreleased track. Audio Mixer: Steve Roach. Liner Note Author: Steve Roach.

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The Healing Touch: Music for Reiki and Meditation, Vol. 2 by Shajan (CD - 06/28/2004)
 

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The Healing Touch: Music for Reiki and Meditation, Vol. 2 by Shajan (CD - 06/28/2004)
"The Healing Touch: Music for Reiki and Meditation, Vol. 2" (06/28/2004) New Age Shajan, Sequoia RecordsLiner Note Author: Steve Gordon. Recording information: Main-Studios. Arranger: Shajan.

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Mannheim Steamroller Meets the Mouse by Mannheim Steamroller (CD - 03/16/1999)
 

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Mannheim Steamroller Meets the Mouse by Mannheim Steamroller (CD - 03/16/1999)
"Mannheim Steamroller Meets the Mouse" (03/16/1999) New Age Mannheim Steamroller, Walt DisneyMannheim Steamroller: Chip Davis (vocals, various instruments). Additional personnel includes: Kelly Lynne Davis, Jimmie Dodd (vocals); Arnie Roth, Robert F. Peterson, Rochelle S. Abramson, Camille Avellano, Mark Baranov, Deborah Buck-Matthews, Nicole M. Bush (violin); Samuel W. Formicola, John T. Acevedo, Richard M. Elegino, Diane E. Gilbert (viola); John E. Acosta, Andrew M. Cook, Daniel Rothmuller, Robert L. Adcock, Peggy M. Baldwin (cello); Paul Fried, Patricia A. Kaufmann, Gary Woodward (flute); Joel C. Peskin, David Boruff, Donald S. Markese (alto saxophone); Rick Baptist, Warren Luening (trumpet); Richard Todd, James Atkinson, Jeff DeRosa, Erich M. Peterson, Brad Warnaar, Christine M. Worthing-Peterson (horn). Engineers include: Brian Ackley, John Richards, Dave Cwirko. MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER MEETS THE MOUSE was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Musical Album For Children. Mannheim Steamroller Meets the Mouse provides just what the title suggests, a collection of some of Disney's best-known songs interpreted by Mannheim Steamroller's Chip Davis. His versions of "Chim Chim Cheree," "Under the Sea," "You've Got a Friend in Me," and "When You Wish Upon a Star" provide a whimsical, affectionate tribute to Disney's best composers and songwriters. ~ Heather Phares Mannheim's keyboardist and mastermind Chip Davis has made a long, profitable career out of combining classical-tinged orchestrations with various pop traditions in an instrumental context. Davis takes his modus operandi to its next logical step on MEETS THE MOUSE, where he tackles the Disney Songbook. Classic tunes like "Chim Chim Cher-ee" and "Heigh-Ho" rub shoulders with more recent Disney-derived compositions like Randy Newman's "You've Got a Friend in Me." Throughout, the themes are picked up by Davis' keyboards and a flexible orchestra that sounds equally at home with the classical influences in Davis' arrangements and the timeless pop craftsmanship of the songs. Mannheim's keyboardist and mastermind Chip Davis has made a long, profitable career out of combining classical-tinged orchestrations with various pop traditions in an instrumental context. Davis takes his modus operandi to its next logical step on MEETS THE MOUSE, where he tackles the Disney Songbook. Classic tunes like "Chim Chim Cher-ee" and "Heigh-Ho" rub shoulders with more recent Disney-derived compositions like Randy Newman's "You've Got a Friend in Me." Throughout, the themes are picked up by Davis' keyboards and a flexible orchestra that sounds equally at home with the classical influences in Davis' arrangements and the timeless pop craftsmanship of the songs. Mannheim Steamroller keyboardist and mastermind Chip Davis has made a long, profitable career out of combining classical-tinged orchestrations with various pop traditions in an instrumental context. Davis takes his modus operandi to its next logical step on MEETS THE MOUSE, where he tackles the Disney Songbook. Classic tunes "Chim Chim Cher-ee" and "Heigh-Ho" rub shoulders with more recent Disney-derived compositions such as Randy Newman's "You've Got a Friend in Me." Throughout, Davis's keyboards and a flexible orchestra sound equally at home with the classical influences in the arrangements and the timeless pop craftsmanship of the songs.

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Reflections
 

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Reflections
"Reflections" (2006) Rock & Pop O'Neill Brothers (The), The O'Neill Brothers

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Fresh Aire 4 [Remaster] by Mannheim Steamroller (CD - 08/29/2005)
 

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Fresh Aire 4 [Remaster] by Mannheim Steamroller (CD - 08/29/2005)
"Fresh Aire 4 [Remaster]" (08/29/2005) New Age Mannheim Steamroller, American Gramaphone RecordsMannheim Steamroller: Eric Hansen (lute, bass); Chip Davis (recorder, synthesizer, drums, percussion); Jackson Berkey (piano, celeste, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, synthesizer). Additonal personnel: Steve Shipps, Hugh Brown, Dorothy Brown, Joe Landes, Merton Shatzkin, James Hammond, Sue Robinson, Mort Alpert, Chris Farber, Lou Newman, Miriam Duffelmeyer, Beth McCollum, Charles W. Cronkite (strings); Bob Jenkins (oboe); John Boden (horn). Recorded at Sound Recorders, Omaha, Nebraska. Includes liner notes by Ed Wilson. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Winter had a polarizing effect on the band, drawing them toward a more severe, economical sound that favored clarity over sentimentality. Gone were the overly romantic piano pieces and giddy medieval romps. This is music tinged with a certain sadness (as on "Red Wine"), at times alien and foreboding ("Crystal"). It's not a complete departure from their formula, but it does succeed at matching that formula to a specific season, moreso than the first three Fresh Aire records anyway. The album was originally split between outside (the first four tracks) and inside (the last four tracks), a point lost on the subsequent CD reissue. There's not a huge difference between the two; the medieval "Four Rows of Jacks" isn't so much different in spirit from the modern "Dancing Flames," and neither evokes the outdoors or indoors in particular. If Fresh Aire 4 is a better record than its predecessors, much of it depends on the listener's appreciation of synthesizers. Jackson Berkey uses them more here than on previous albums, and the music seems to sparkle as a result. It is their most modern record, embracing the world of electronic music on "Crystal" and "The Dream" (based on Johannes Kepler's work, which would serve as the launching point for Fresh Aire 5). The opening "G Major Toccata," as much fun as it is, almost sets the listener up to expect the same fare as the first three Fresh Aires. But the band quickly turns introspective, and by the closing "Embers" the mood has changed 180 degrees. Fresh Aire 4 remains their most effective evocation of a season, even if they are indoors for half of it. More importantly, it proves that the band could compete with modern musicians on their own turf. ~ Dave Connolly

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Fresh Aire III [Remaster] by Mannheim Steamroller (CD - 08/29/2005)
 

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Fresh Aire III [Remaster] by Mannheim Steamroller (CD - 08/29/2005)
"Fresh Aire III [Remaster]" (08/29/2005) New Age Mannheim Steamroller, American Gramaphone RecordsMannheim Steamroller: Ron Cooley (guitar); Ray Still, Bob Jenkins (oboe); Dave Kappy (French horn); Chip Davis (recorder, drums); Jackson Berkey (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, harpsichord, synthesizer); Eric Hansen (bass). Additional personnel: Mary Sokol, Kathie Spratt, Ervin Orban, Ann Cannell, Deborah Fuller, Susan Winslow, David Hagy, Dorothy Brown, Ginni Eldred, Merton Shatzkin, Joe Landes, Mortimer Alpert, Joe Rosenstein, Ruth Bransby (violin); James Hammond, Lucinda Gladics, Phillip Wachowski, Sue Robinson, Bill Schroen (viola); Miriam Duffelmeyer, Beth McCollum, Lou Lynch, Claire Sokol, David Low, Lurene Ekwurtzel (cello); Leslie Carter, Mike Shultz (bass). Recorded at Sound Recorders, Omaha, Nebraska. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Like its namesakes, Fresh Aire III is a series of song-specific themes (the life cycle, the forest) couched within a larger seasonal theme (this time, summer). Listeners will find the same mix of medieval music, progressive keyboard rock, and soft instrumentals that made up the first two Fresh Aire albums in varying amounts. The new wrinkle is music that better leverages the part-time string sections as composer Chip Davis casts his arrangements in a contemporary classical setting. On a piece like "Mere Image," originally written for the Omaha Ballet and chronicling the passage of life from young to old, the music blossoms in the hands of an orchestra. However, sentimentality gets the better of Davis on "Morning," resulting in sub-Sergei Rachmaninoff mawkishness. Balancing out the orchestral pieces are the medieval/prog rock keyboard showcases for Jackson Berkey ("Toccata," "The Cricket," "Midnight on a Full Moon"), again bearing a strong resemblance to the work of Rick Wakeman, and the thoughtful instrumentals painted in watercolor tones ("Amber," "Interlude 6," "The Sky"). At this stage, the notes explaining the program behind the music are less illuminating than didactic; after all, this isn't rocket science. It is, however, a well-balanced alliance of Davis' own musical development and the spirit of nature and history that runs through all of the Fresh Aire releases. Incorporating the sounds of nature into "The Woods Is Alive," writing music set to motion for "Mere Image," these represent incremental steps for Chip Davis as a composer. Mannheim Steamroller wasn't about to abandon their Fresh Aire aesthetics, yet they manage to move forward within those musical parameters with each album. ~ Dave Connolly

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