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From award-winning composer and musician Deuter, the music of Wind & Mountain has become a favorite of healers and body workers. Peaceful, slow frequencies and revitalizing high notes are orchestrated into a sweeping musical experience that is specifically designed to release unconscious tension an...

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Chameleon Days is an attractive studio recording that features some of Yanni's better-known compositions: the romantic longing of "Reflections of Passion," the classically gassed "Marching Season," the stately progression of "The Rain Must Fall" (which elicits comparisons to the outro of Supertramp'...

The Familiar is a rich and textured record that draws on Roger Eno's ambient/classical background, adding the haunting, ethereal vocals of Kate St. John (Dream Academy) and contributions from Bill Nelson. Originally released in 1993. Features new artwork....

Since 1975, David Parsons has made numerous trips to India to absorb the culture, study the music, and record performances by indigenous artists. In addition to producing three albums of Tibetan ritual music, in the Sacred Ceremonies: Ritual Music of Tibetan Buddhism (17074-2, 17079-2 & 13132-2) ser...

The opening bars of this classic album by Mike Oldfield were heard by audiences that packed theaters to witness one of the scariest films of all time--The Exorcist. And it wasn't long before this debut release, not only from Oldfield but also from Richard Branson's new record label, Virgin, found it...

The sounds for this series were recorded in 3D by Chuck Plaisance. His recording system is designed to simulate human hearing, using a binaural head microphone to capture depth, height, width, as well as directional movement. No special equipment is needed to get 3D sound from traditional stereo s...

The album's title is Tribute, but it just as easily could be called Spectacle. Everything here is done on a grand scale, from its ambitious staging areas (the Taj Mahal and China's Forbidden City re-creations) to its large gathering of instrumentalists (more than two dozen) to the histrionics of two...

Stunning in its sensuality and lush with ethereal and earthy rhythms, Sadhana beckons listeners to hear their walls dissolve into an ecstatic awareness of the largeness of life. Here, Dutch keyboardist and composer Maneesh de Moor gathers a circle of musicians from around the globe for ten tracks of...