The Sounds of The Grand Canyon

Track Listings

1. Indian Summer

2. Colorado Suite

3. Oh Susanna

4. Kaibab Trail

5. Canyon Song

6. Southwest Sunrise

7. Red Clay

8. Rain Dance

9. Bright Angel

Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
This cd features beautiful instrumental performances by David Goldblatt and Tim Heintz on piano. Grant Geissman on acousic guitar. Chuck Greenberg on flute. Lee Ann Harris percussion. Music is original and features composers Randy Petersen and David Goldblatt.

Product Description
Welcome to the Grand Canyon. Come along on a 3-dimensional journey through one of nature's greatest spectacles. Experience a sunrise on the North Rim...follow the gentle Paria Creek...raft the mighty Colorado River through Granite Gorge...ride the mules up Kaibab Trail...watch the sunst on Bright Angel...Camp beneath the stars at Hopi Point. We've spent hundreds of hours exploring and recording throughout the Grand Canyon in order to capture the natural soundscape that is unique to this amazing wilderness. By weavingthese, and many other natural sounds together with music inspired by our journey, e have created a "Symphony with Nature."

The Sounds of The Grand Canyon,Various Artists

Tracks:

Indian Summer
Colorado Suite
Oh Susanna
Kaibab Trail
Canyon Song
Southwest Sunrise
Red Clay
Rain Dance
Bright Angel

Album Description

Welcome to the Grand Canyon. Come along on a 3-dimensional journey through one of nature's greatest spectacles. Experience a sunrise on the North Rim...follow the gentle Paria Creek...raft the mighty Colorado River through Granite Gorge...ride the mules up Kaibab Trail...watch the sunst on Bright Angel...Camp beneath the stars at Hopi Point. We've spent hundreds of hours exploring and recording throughout the Grand Canyon in order to capture the natural soundscape that is unique to this amazing wilderness. By weavingthese, and many other natural sounds together with music inspired by our journey, e have created a "Symphony with Nature."

Customer Reviews:

A Moment of Peace.......2006-03-10

If you like new age music and the sounds of nature mixed in with the music, you will like this CD. Some may say this is not a monumental work to which I say "No this is a work about a monument". Play this as a wonderful way to close your eyes and relax after work.

Average customer rating:

Nature's Symphony...

The Sounds of Grand Canyon Volume 2

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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The Sounds of The Grand Canyon
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ASIN: B00006SG50
Release Date: 1999-03-23

Tracks:

Into the Light
Temple of Ra
Rio Verde
The Horseman
Yavapai
Watchtower
Bridge of Sighs
Spirit Dance
Moonbeams

Album Description

Welcome to the Grand Canyon. Come along on a 3-dimensional jpurney throughone of nature's greatest achievements. A gentle wind brushes against the pines along the rim...distant thunder rumbles across the canyon from a summer storm...the morning sun brings a chorus of birds to life at Hopi Point...the cool embrace of the Colorado River as it winds its way through the canyon...a coyote cries out to a full moon as the blanket of stars covers the land. We've spent hundreds of hours exploring and recording throughout the Grand Canyon in order to capture the natural soundscape that is unique to this amazing wilderness. By weaving these, and many other natural sounds together with music inspired by our journey, we have created a "Symphony with Nature."

Customer Reviews:

Nature's Symphony..........2003-10-21

That's the by-line of this album, and it is fitting. If you enjoy soothing, quiet instrumentals, combined with the relaxing sounds of nature, you're going to enjoy The Sounds Of The Grand Canyon Volume 2.

I first heard selections from this album on smoothmix.com radio, and found that their soft but spirited sound was inspirational in a rejuvenating way.

Recorded in Grand Canyon National Park, the mix of song and natural sound works better here than on most attempts of this type. It's as though the natural sounds of the earth were the inspiration for the music.