Różni artyści grający muzykę relaksacyjną. Prezentuje płytę zatytułowaną „The Healing Power Of Astrology: Virgo” wydaną w 2007 roku i zawiera osiem niepowtarzalnych utworów. Płytę otacza aura lekkiego brzmienia, która emitują niezrównane pokłady mistycznej energii w postaci dźwięków, dając słuchaczowi niebywałe przeżycia muzyczne.
Tracklista:1. Decora2. Flying Lesson (Hot Chicken #1)3. The Hour Grows Late4. Tom Courtenay5. False Ending6. Pablo and Andrea7. Paul Is Dead8. False Alarm9. The Ballad of Red Buckets10. Don't Say a Word (Hot Chicken #2)11. (Straight Down to The) Bitter End12. My Heart's Reflection13. Attack On Love14. Blue Line Swinger
Album po raz pierwszy wydany w 1981 roku. Wydanie w serii Touchstones z okazji 50 lecia wytwórni ECM Records.
Blu-ray zawiera zapis wyśmienitego koncertu Katherine Jenkins, który odbył się w londyńskiej O2 Arena w 2010 roku. Występ artystki wspiera grupa wokalna, tancerze i tancerki oraz znakomita orkiestra. Katherine Jenkins (ur. 29 czerwca 1980 w Neath, Walia) – walijska wokalistka (mezzosopran) wykonująca repertuar zarówno klasyczny, jak i nawiązujący do muzyki popularnej. Na swoich albumach zamieszcza arie, przeboje pop, hymny i lekkie utwory muzyki poważnej. Tracklista: 1. Overture (from Bring Me To Live) 2. Till There Was You 3. I Believe (with Amaury Vassili) 4. Parla Piu Piano (Love Theme from The Godfather) 5. Angel 6. Fear Of Falling 7. La Vie En Rose 8. Adagio (with John G. Smith) 9. Love Never Dies 10. Ancora Non Sai (with Escala) 11. Se Si Perde Un Amore 12. Prelude: Carmen 13. Habanera (from Carmen) 14. Seguidilla (from Carmen) 15. Chanson Boheme (from Carmen) 16. La Califfa (with Steve Sidwell) 17. Endless Love (with Amaury Vassili) 18. Who Wants To Live Forever 19. Bring Me To Life 20. Nella Fantasia 21. Katherine Jenkins Interview (Bonus Feature) 22. Learning to Fly (Bonus Feature) 23. Time Lapse: From Dusk Till Dawn (Bonus Feature)
Tracklista:1. Marchlyn2. Fy Mhader I3. Pan O'n I'n Fach4. Sarah5. Ddoi Di Dei?6. Dwylo Iesu Grist7. Gwell I Mi Ddeud Nos Da8. Pan Ei Di9. Cân Mered10. Llyn Cwm Dulyn11. Plant Bach
Tracklista:1. Prologue/Winter Song/Spring Poem/Spring Song/Summer Poem/Summer Song/Autumn Song/Epilogue/Winter Song (Reprise)2. Goin' My Way (Road Song)3. Elizabethan4. Give Me No Goodbye5. Ring of Stones6. Scarecrow7. Airport Song
Tracklista: 1. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 1, Op. 10 in E Major 2. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 2, Op. 19 in F Sharp Minor 3. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 3, Op. 25 in a Major 4. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 4 in D Minor, Op. 31 5. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 5, Op. 37 in a Minor 6. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 6, Op. 47 in G Major 7. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 7, Op. 49 in a Minor
Tracklista:1. Light and Shadows2. Fall from Grace3. On Through the Storm4. Let It Come5. Help Me Through the Night6. I Will Find You7. A Bit Closer to Heaven8. When All I Want Is You
Piotr Becza a has enjoyed success at all the great opera houses of the world. He also excels in the Slavic repertoire, which may be less than familiar to the box office but worthy of recognition, especially with such a voice possessed by this Polish tenor. Notable successes have been Becza a s sell-out performances as the Prince in Dvo ák s Rusalka at the Salzburg Festival and as Lenski in Tchaikovsky s Eugene Onegin at the Met, Covent Garden and elsewhere. Becza a s recital here includes highlights from the aforementioned works, but he also offers proof of the rich possibilities that this repertoire offers for a tenor to display both vocal grace and melancholy. It was in Warsaw that many of the operas were premièred, such as The Haunted Manor, The Raftsman and Halka by Stanis aw Moniuszko. He was one of the driving forces behind the patriotic opera aesthetic of the newly founded national states in 19th century Europe, an aesthetic not just restricted to Poland. These three operas offer intense scenes of reminiscence and contemplation for their tenor protagonists, and they are joined here by the later, almost verismo operas Janek and The Baltic legend. Prince Igor is more familiar in the west, so it is fitting that Becza a here reminds us once more of the qualities of Vladimir s romance from it. The musical spectrum is completed by examples of exoticism and local colour with excerpts from Sadko (in two different orchestrations), May Night, Aleko and Arensky s Raphael. This is a solo programme from one of the great tenors of our time, as varied as it is rich in discoveries.