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Buy Now	Intuite (more) »rank: 99070 by: Pierre Bensusan : :Ignore the surreal New Age cover painting with Pierre's leafy features peering quizzically from a tree--Intuite is a delightful album. It's also Bensusan's first entirely unaccompanied and totally acoustic recording in a professional career that began in 1976 with his Près de Paris album. Though he never took formal guitar lessons, Bensusan is among the world's most highly respected fingerstyle guitarists and has been dubbed the Claude Monet of the guitar. Aside from recordings, he has also produced several instructional books and videos for guitar players. Born in Algeria in 1957, he moved with his family to Paris when he was four. He ...	Buy Now	Windham Hill Sampler '86 (more) »rank: 35563 by: Interior, Malcolm Dalglish : :Ignore the surreal New Age cover painting with Pierre's leafy features peering quizzically from a tree--Intuite is a delightful album. It's also Bensusan's first entirely unaccompanied and totally acoustic recording in a professional career that began in 1976 with his Près de Paris album. Though he never took formal guitar lessons, Bensusan is among the world's most highly respected fingerstyle guitarists and has been dubbed the Claude Monet of the guitar. Aside from recordings, he has also produced several instructional books and videos for guitar players. Born in Algeria in 1957, he moved with his family to Paris when he was four. He ...
Buy Now	Winter (more) »rank: 25454 by: Michael Gettel : :Ignore the surreal New Age cover painting with Pierre's leafy features peering quizzically from a tree--Intuite is a delightful album. It's also Bensusan's first entirely unaccompanied and totally acoustic recording in a professional career that began in 1976 with his Près de Paris album. Though he never took formal guitar lessons, Bensusan is among the world's most highly respected fingerstyle guitarists and has been dubbed the Claude Monet of the guitar. Aside from recordings, he has also produced several instructional books and videos for guitar players. Born in Algeria in 1957, he moved with his family to Paris when he was four. He ...	Buy Now	How The West Was Lost (1993 TV Documentary Series) (more) »rank: 71513 by: Peter Kater, R. Carlos Nakai : :Ignore the surreal New Age cover painting with Pierre's leafy features peering quizzically from a tree--Intuite is a delightful album. It's also Bensusan's first entirely unaccompanied and totally acoustic recording in a professional career that began in 1976 with his Près de Paris album. Though he never took formal guitar lessons, Bensusan is among the world's most highly respected fingerstyle guitarists and has been dubbed the Claude Monet of the guitar. Aside from recordings, he has also produced several instructional books and videos for guitar players. Born in Algeria in 1957, he moved with his family to Paris when he was four. He ...
Buy Now	Past Light (more) »rank: 61842 by: William Ackerman : :Guitarist William Ackerman was still writing the book on the new age genre when this album came to light in the '80s, back when he operated the Windham Hill record label. You can hear many of the distinct, far-flung elements of the meditative, often-derided music mingling here in a somewhat pre-commercial state: classical, funk, folk, and more. Ackerman's guitar playing is often light as air, but his technique suggests a formidable aesthetic at work, rendering softness with expert, crafty precision. The slurpy electric bass on the opening track, 'Visiting,' doesn't do the rest of the album justice, especially the intricate, Tangerine Dream-style minimalism ...	Buy Now	How The West Was Lost, Volume 2 (1993 TV Documentary Series) (more) »rank: 84158 by: Peter Kater, R. Carlos Nakai : :Guitarist William Ackerman was still writing the book on the new age genre when this album came to light in the '80s, back when he operated the Windham Hill record label. You can hear many of the distinct, far-flung elements of the meditative, often-derided music mingling here in a somewhat pre-commercial state: classical, funk, folk, and more. Ackerman's guitar playing is often light as air, but his technique suggests a formidable aesthetic at work, rendering softness with expert, crafty precision. The slurpy electric bass on the opening track, 'Visiting,' doesn't do the rest of the album justice, especially the intricate, Tangerine Dream-style minimalism ...
Buy Now	Grand Piano: Narada Anniversary Collection (2-CD Set) (more) »rank: 14962 by: Various Artists : :Guitarist William Ackerman was still writing the book on the new age genre when this album came to light in the '80s, back when he operated the Windham Hill record label. You can hear many of the distinct, far-flung elements of the meditative, often-derided music mingling here in a somewhat pre-commercial state: classical, funk, folk, and more. Ackerman's guitar playing is often light as air, but his technique suggests a formidable aesthetic at work, rendering softness with expert, crafty precision. The slurpy electric bass on the opening track, 'Visiting,' doesn't do the rest of the album justice, especially the intricate, Tangerine Dream-style minimalism ...	Buy Now	Acoustic Heart: Acoustic Guitar Masters (more) »rank: 22586 by: Various Artists : :Guitarist William Ackerman was still writing the book on the new age genre when this album came to light in the '80s, back when he operated the Windham Hill record label. You can hear many of the distinct, far-flung elements of the meditative, often-derided music mingling here in a somewhat pre-commercial state: classical, funk, folk, and more. Ackerman's guitar playing is often light as air, but his technique suggests a formidable aesthetic at work, rendering softness with expert, crafty precision. The slurpy electric bass on the opening track, 'Visiting,' doesn't do the rest of the album justice, especially the intricate, Tangerine Dream-style minimalism ...
Buy Now	Philip Glass : Music From 'The Hours' Solo Piano (more) »rank: 87069 from: Orange Mountain Music :Album Description:In 2002 Philip Glass composed the soundtrack score to the Stephen Daldry film 'The Hours'. The film went on to receive 9 Acadamy Awards nominations, including one for ‘best score’. At the beginning of the film, Daldry depicts the timelessness of small daily events, how the real elements of life are patterns that repeat across time. The movie opens with three women from three different eras intercut, all doing similar things. There's Virginia Woolf (Nicole Kidman) in 1923, a troubled young mother (Julianne Moore) in 1951 and a woman (Meryl Streep) in 2001 making preparations for a party later that evening. In ...	Buy Now	Songs From My Heart (more) »rank: 122005 by: Esteban :Album Description:'Songs From My Heart' is Esteban's lyrical and spontaneous interpretations of romantic popular songs that he has always felt close to. Each was recorded 'live' in order to capture the feeling that so permeates Esteban's music. His 'on the spot' improvisational skills learned from years of flamenco playing, combined with his exacting classical studies with Segovia, render a unique blend of heartfelt music that is pure joy to the ear. Enjoy!!