Karl Jenkins & Adiemus: The Essential Collection

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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0094635324426 Label: EMI Classics Manufacturer: EMI Classics Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: EMI Classics Release Date: 2006-03-27 Studio: EMI Classics
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Editorial Reviews: Karl Jenkins Has Been Composing for Three Decades, but it was his Knack for Delivering Themes for TV Commercials in the '80s and '90s that Began his Rise to Wider Recognition - Delta Airlines, Cheltenham and Gloucester Building Society, De Beers and Levi's Jeans Amongst Others - Earning Him Many Prestigious Music Awards. " it is Perhaps for his Adiemus Project for which Karl is Best Known, Having Topped Both Pop and Classical Charts around the World, Its Evolving Nature Giving it Universal Appeal. In Recent Years, Jenkins Has Concentrated on Classical Works with the Armed Man (Sold Over 100k in the UK) and Requiem Introducing Him to Yet Another Audience, Topping the Classical Chart, as Well as Entering Classic FM'S 'hall of Fame' in the Top Ten for the Last Two Years Running as the Highest Position for a Living Composer.
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Jenkins' Essential Collection with Diamond music Comment: This CD is an excellent addition to anybody's musical collection. It reflects the popular famous music from TV commercials as well as other music not as well known, but equally as entertaining. All the music reflects Jenkins' ability to vary his style of music. I have listened to this music many times. Customer Rating: Summary: A Great Sampler Comment: Here's an excellent and representative collection of Karl Jenkins' best compositions and arrangements. Buy this one first if you're still not sure you want to invest in a half-dozen Adiemus-type recordings. I predict that, if you listen to this one, you'll want more. More Reviews