Redbook Relaxers: Twilight

1. Where Are You Now - Jim Brickman

2. 1000 Mile Stare - Will Ackerman

3. Purple Mountain - Scott Cossu

4. Autumn - Daniel Hecht

5. Nevertheless, Hello - Philip Aaberg

6. Sleeping Lady - Alex de Grassi

7. Courtyard - Nightnoise

8. Spring Court - Philip Aaberg

9. Melyce - Scott Cossu, Van Manakas

10. Montana Half Light - Philip Aaberg

11. 1st Gymnopédie [Eric Satie] - Tim Story

12. Without You - Liz Story

Redbook Relaxers: Twilight,Various Artists,Windham Hill Records,90's,Adult Alternative,Chamber Jazz,Contemporary Instrumental,Ethnic Fusion,Jazz Music,Neo-Classical,New Age / Meditation,Pop,Solo Instrumental

Average customer rating:

+ 1/2 Stars: Beautiful Music

Redbook Relaxers: Twilight
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Windham Hill Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music

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Solo Instrumental | New Age | Styles | Music

1990s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music

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Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B000000NLX
Release Date: 1996-10-15

Tracks:

Where Are You Now? - Jim Brickman
The 1000 Mile Stare - William Ackerman
Purple Mountain - Scott Cossu
Autumn - Daniel Hecht
Nevertheless, Hello - Philip Aaberg
Sleeping Lady - Alex De Grassi
The Courtyard - Nightnoise
Spring Creek - Philip Aaberg
Melyce - Scott Cossu
Montana Half-Light - Philip Aaberg
1st Gymnopedie (E. Satie) - Tim Story
Without You - Liz Story

Customer Reviews:

+ 1/2 Stars: Beautiful Music.......2001-10-14

If you're going to pay full price for this series, you'd be better off buying the individual albums of your favorite artists. Since I picked this up as a cut-out from my local record store for a couple bucks, I feel it was a bargain for a couple reasons:

1) It gave me a chance to hear some of the Windham Hill artists I wasn't familiar with. [For the most part, I've only bought albums by the guitarists on the label's roster, like founder William Ackerman who provides the gorgeous "The 1000 Mile Shore" and Alex de Grassi who offers the lovely "Sleeping Lady."]

2) It was the only opportunity to get guitarist Daniel Hecht's wonderful "Autumn" on CD. [I have the vinyl album this was taken from, but Hecht is one of the few artists on Windham Hill whose entire catalog has been allowed to go out of print.]

When I play this at school, my students cringe and call it elevator music. I call it relaxing. RECOMMENDED

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