『 Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (EP / DVD Single) 』

Technically, however, the special suffers from direction that mistakes swooping camera movement, sudden zoom shots, tilted frames, and other concert video clichés for real drama. More problematic is abundant evidence of considerable post-production sweetening in the star's vocals--like other post-rock divas with arena-sized ambitions, Dion (or perhaps her producer) is apparently determined to reproduce the surreal sonic precision and scale of the records. It's a slippery slope that tempts perfectionists to leave less and less of the actual performance on the soundtrack, even though Dion's huge voice would still be impressive (and possibly more exciting) if rendered without such editorial tweaks.--Sam Sutherland』

『 Reggae: Colors Of The World 』 Colors Of The World (Series)

『 I Adore Mi Amor 』 Color Me Badd

『 Learning Your Colors 』 Various Artists

『 Color of the Night 』 Lauren Christy

『 Colors of Christmas 』 Cami Thompson

『 Action Words! 2 』

fetish『 Color Box 』 Color Box  Kakaku：2898 saved$28.98  Wea Japan  Usually ships in 1 to 2 days fetish『 Musical Journey Around the World 』  Kakaku：249 saved$2.49  Eversound  Usually ships in 24 hours IPhone 3G used's review (Makes wonderful background viewing) 『I love having a disk like this playing in the background while I read, and this one if really great. The video is 68 minutes long and includes footage of some of the most beautiful spots on Earth. Great nature shots a well as joyous images of people dancing, etc. The audio track includes 15 original instrumental compositions, very relaxing without being typical "massage" music.』 (Eversound Colors) 『This is a beautiful video. The nature shots and photography are topnotch and the New Age music is both relevant to the video tracks and wonderfully relaxing to listen to. I certainly would recommend this video to anyone who appreciates this genre of videos.』 (Eversound Colors) 『This is a beautiful video. The nature shots and photography are topnotch and the New Age music is both relevant to the video tracks and wonderfully relaxing to listen to. I certainly would recommend this video to anyone who appreciates this genre of videos.』 fetish『 The Composer and His Orchestra 』 『 Mahler: Symphony 3&1 』 『 The Thin Red Line 』 『 Patton (1970 Film): Also Featuring Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970 Film) (1997 Studio Recording) 』 『 Pomp&Pipes 』 『 Uncommon Ritual 』  Kakaku：1390 saved$13.90  Polygram Records   IPhone 3G used's review (Masterfully Recorded Must Have CD) 『Everything Jean's review from 2002 is spot on, in fact,it beat Harry Pearsons sparkling review of it in The Absolute Sound mag. by 3 years. Worth buying, if just to show how good a cd can really sound.Super!』 (Legendary !) 『 MERCURY sound. At it's best, at it's fullest. A super recording. Orchestral music like you've never heard before . . . in your home. Right, the better the stereo equipment the more you are likely to hear tons of details out of the microscopic hills and valleys of this glorious cd. However, a more modest hi-fi system will make it as well, at least to reveal the essential of the music. It all comes from the legendary "Golden Age" LP era. The album, issued by Mercury/Philips (a package of two discs), has GLORIOUS sound--as much as good as the vinyl LP. To be underlined, a very nice job at remastering those LEGENDARY archives, thanks to Wilma Cozart and the Mercury team. For orchestral music that one is a good reference cd (the sound is almost lifelike). Howard Hanson's music is delightful ; he's got a solid reputation as a composer and is a skillful conductor. One of my best picks in American music. The 'Merry Mount' is a wonderful work.*****』 (A Classical Composer's Tool Kit) 『This 2-CD set provides a unique opportunity to hear the late American composer, Howard Hanson, talk about how he approached the orchestration of symphonic works. On disk 1, several of Hanson's works are performed (conducted by the composer), including the Merry Mount Suite, Mosaics, For the First Time and Concerto for Piano. On the second disk, Hanson de-constructs The Children's Dance from Merry Mount, explaining his intent as a composer and orchestrator, with each set of instruments highlighted by including them one at a time as their colors are blended from the composer's palette. This is an invaluable aid to aspiring composers, and also to any student of music who wants to understand orchestration in a step beyond Peter and the Wolf, and Britten's Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra.』