Pavane pour une infante d?funte, for piano (or orchestra) - Peter Davison, Faure, Gabriel
Enveloping Mist - Peter Davison, Davison, Peter
R?verie, for piano, L. 68 - Peter Davison, Debussy, Claude
Andante - Peter Davison, Bach, Johann Sebast
Arabesque No. 1 - Peter Davison, Debussy, Claude
Sunlight Through a Vaulted Window - Peter Davison, Davisson, Peter
La fille aux cheveux de lin, prelude for piano, L. 117/8 - Peter Davison, Debussy, Claude
Prelude for piano No. 4 in E minor, Op. 28/4, CT. 169 - Peter Davison, Chopin, Frederic
Unspecified G - Peter Davison, Satie, Erik
Siciliano - Peter Davison, Bach, Johann Sebast
Work(s) - Peter Davison, Handel, Georg Fried
Adagio sos - Peter Davison, Beethoven, Ludwig V
Ryan Arrives - Peter Davison, Hiltzik, Scott
La cath?drale engloutie, prelude for piano, L. 117/10 - Peter Davison, Debussy, Claude
Iris - Peter Davison, Davison, Peter
This collection of tranquil selections of classical music from flutist Peter Davison and pianist Scott Hiltzik makes for familiar and soothing sounds by which to engage in yoga postures. We hear mostly from Ravel, Debussy,... more » and Bach with some of their most recognizable works: "Pavane," "Arabesque," and "Siciliano," respectively. Davison and Hiltzik's renditions are soft and dreamy, forming a serene backdrop for the slow art of yoga stretching. Davison's originals--though lacking in the timeless melodies of great composers--are lovely, too, fitting well with the melancholy repertoire. With quiet classical standards played by a small, relaxed ensemble, this isn't a CD that will shake up the world, but it does succeed in centering the soul. --Karen K. Hugg« less
This collection of tranquil selections of classical music from flutist Peter Davison and pianist Scott Hiltzik makes for familiar and soothing sounds by which to engage in yoga postures. We hear mostly from Ravel, Debussy, and Bach with some of their most recognizable works: "Pavane," "Arabesque," and "Siciliano," respectively. Davison and Hiltzik's renditions are soft and dreamy, forming a serene backdrop for the slow art of yoga stretching. Davison's originals--though lacking in the timeless melodies of great composers--are lovely, too, fitting well with the melancholy repertoire. With quiet classical standards played by a small, relaxed ensemble, this isn't a CD that will shake up the world, but it does succeed in centering the soul. --Karen K. Hugg
CD Reviews
A wide range of classical pieces.
05/10/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is a wonderful group of pieces that moves from classical to romantic to baroque to contemporary to impressionist. Peter Davison, who also composed some of the music, performs the flute with a lovely warm tone and the violin, cello and piano are just beautiful. Since the compositional styles go so many places, one can leave this on without it becoming predictable. We listen to this CD a lot."
LOVE IT! This CD is always on my computer - work & at home
05/04/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I really like the way Peter Davison has chosen and arranged these compositions by great composers like Debussey, Bach, Ravel, Beethoven, etc. Peter Davison has also composed several of the pieces himself The CD has so many styles of music that I don't notice it has started over. I can just leave it on and it makes a pleasant musical background for my life!"
Track Listings (15) - Disc #1