Along the Shore of Acadia

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:42:32
Personnel: Tim Janis (acoustic guitar, piano, synthesizer); Viktoria Kehler, Matt Singer (violin); Andy Happel (fiddle); Bob Blais, Beth Pierson (cello); Cynthia Chantis, Allen Price, Charlie Jennison (flute); Margaret Herley (oboe); Keith Foley (bass); Chris Bonita, Scott Kennedy (percussion). Composer: Tim Janis. Personnel: Tim Janis (acoustic guitar, piano, synthesizer); Andy Happel (acoustic guitar, fiddle); David Surette (acoustic guitar); Viktoria Kahler, Matt Singer (violin); Cynthia Chatis, Charlie Jennison (flute); Margaret Herlehy (oboe); Keith Foley (fretless bass); Chris Bonito, Scott Kennedy (percussion). Author: John Muir . Photographer: Kevin Shields . Arranger: Tim Janis. Composer Tim Janis plays piano and synthesizers on this moving musical impression of Acadia National Park. Like the best symphonic movie scores, the music allows the wilderness area and its Native American and Celtic heritage to spring vividly from the speakers. "Eagle Lake" is a majestic piece that soars on the winds. "Mount Desert Island" also seems airborne, soaring over crashing waves. Janis' delicate piano flutters like a gentle breeze on "First Light," capturing both the stillness and the awakening of life with the sunrise. "Wind Song," with its touching oboe and violin solos (played by Margaret Herlehy and Viktoria Kehler, respectively) will remind you of the themes from James Horner's score for the film Cocoon. The lovely theme is continued in other pieces, as well. This is Janis' first album on his own label, with a very polished, moving, and balanced performance. If this music had been written for a movie, it would be a top seller. It's lush yet intimate, soaring yet still -- all in all, incredibly heartwarming. Augmenting Janis' synths and nature sounds are live instruments: violin and fiddle, cello, oboe, flute, acoustic guitar, percussion, and fretless bass. ~ Carol Wright
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)