American Impressions Ref: CDG1143 18 tracks 61 minClick here to preview trk 6 Piano music by American composers Contrasting music rooted, like American painting of the late nineteenth century, in the European and American tradition: Charles Griffes was the first American 'Impressionist' composer while Macdowell took the American landscape and its scenes as his inspiration. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy Under an American Sky Ref: CDG1142 17 tracks 66 minClick here to preview trk 17 Music for the wide open spaces Great things are done when men and mountains meet (William Blake) From Charles Ives to classic Coolidge, this program of evocative American music captures the essence of the American spirit and its relationship to the landscape. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy Americana Ref: CDG1139 10 tracks 60 minClick here to preview trk 4 The American Dream The biggest and best of America's music from the National Anthem to Copand's stunning 'Fanfare for the Common Man' and some of Sousa's famous marches, including 'The Stars and Stripes Forever'. A program which evokes the wide-open spaces of the American landscape and the optimism of the American people. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy A Gift to be Simple Ref: CDG1136 34 tracks 62 minClick here to preview trk 1 Music for Early America The pioneering spirit of the first explorers of the United States of America, from their own music from the earliest times to superb evocations of their lives, times and tunes from famous American composers of the twentieth century. Ainsworth Psalms, the Bay Psalter, Ives, Copland, Coolidge and more. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy Essential Jazz Classics Ref: CDG1131 23 tracks 74 minClick here to preview trk 10 Iconic performances from the best of the best The best of New Orleans jazz, brought together in a single album which celebrates those early years; the good tunes, foot-stomping rhythms and rich harmonies which marked out jazz as a unique new art form created to charm and delight the ear. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy Music for a Summer Afternoon Ref: CDG1089US 13 tracks 62 min Favourites for drifting and dreaming The perfect programme of relaxing music for a lazy summer afternoon, wherever it is spent, indoors or out, in the garden or on the river. What could be more fitting than Coates' 'Summer Days' Suite' and Stanford's 'The Bluebird'. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy The Soul of the Orient Ref: CDG1137 9 tracks 65 minClick here to preview trk 4 Tranquil Japanese music An album which features famous Japanese composers and music from the Heian period to modern times, in a program designed to relax as the lovely, elegant music describes simple and beautiful things from nature, such as cherry blossoms, a stream, or the wind in the pine trees. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy Beautiful Dreamer Ref: CDG1138 13 tracks 61 minClick here to preview trk 5 Music of America's Gilded Age Music from America's brilliant period, from the end of the Civil War to the second decade of the 1900s, reflected in an album of piano music and songs. Edward Macdowell and others wrote music of great beauty and refinement: and there are songs from Stephen Foster, and early ragtime too, in the works of Joplin and others. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy Man Jumping Ref: STI02Click here to preview trk 4 Jump Cut On its original release, Jumpcut was chosen as one the records of the year by The Times, The Guardian and The Observer. Brian Eno was quoted as saying the Man Jumping was the most important band in the world. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy Selling Water by the River Ref: STI03 Umbrella People 'fine and strutting music'. The 20th century ended with the heat and passion of latin and cuban musics. The zeitgiest of the 21st century is urbane coolness. Umbrella People offer shades of Miles in a post-Dan landscape, echoes of Zen and Zawinal. The groove factor is high but the playing is spare, the atmosphere taut. That founders Julian Marshall and Martin Ditcham should have produced such a gorgeous first album is unsurprising. Marshall wrote Dancing in the City, a platinum selling single with Kit Hain, whilst Ditcham co-wrote Sweetest Taboo with Sade, successful in the charts for the second time recently. Working with trumpeter's trumpeter Dick Pearce ( Dizzy Gillespie was one of his wedding guests ), Umbrella People leave the first footprints in what will be a fascinating journey. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy The Dancing Lawn Ref: STI01Click here to preview trk 4 Galileo Brothers The Dancing Lawn is a piece in 13 parts, written and produced by The Galileo Brothers. It was recorded in Panama City, Izmir, Culver City & The Chapel Of Our Lady Of All The Saints, Oxford on the Rooster Mobile and in London at Eastcote Studios between Easter 1998 and Michaelmas 2002. Any £9.99 CD free for every 2 items you buy