CD-Charts Position 171

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A Choral Christmas

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
from: Dorian

Release Date November 01, 2001

CD-Charts Position 172
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The Muppet Christmas Carol [1992] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
starring: Michael Caine, Dave Goelz, Steve Whitmire, Jerry Nelson, Frank Oz
directed by: Brian Henson

Release Date November 29, 2005
It's amazing how a green puppet with pingpong balls as eyes can always make me cry when I see this movie. The performance of Kermit's nephew as Tiny Tim is exactly that, a performance, a great piece of acting, made by a sock, as moving as anything you could think of. Lots of today actors should learn from Tiny Tim how to act. Or from Michael Caine. This, along with Sleuth and The man who would be king is his best performance ever. And The Great Gonzo as Dickens is surprisingly accurate. Rizzo the rat is also very funny, without spoiling at all the meaning of the story.
As I haven't got the DVD I'm reviewing the video release, and I can give five stars to the film easily. It simply has the magic of Christmas inside. I'm now 31, and Christmas ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 173
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Flute Music by Les Six

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
from: Etcetera

Release Date April 01, 1990
It's amazing how a green puppet with pingpong balls as eyes can always make me cry when I see this movie. The performance of Kermit's nephew as Tiny Tim is exactly that, a performance, a great piece of acting, made by a sock, as moving as anything you could think of. Lots of today actors should learn from Tiny Tim how to act. Or from Michael Caine. This, along with Sleuth and The man who would be king is his best performance ever. And The Great Gonzo as Dickens is surprisingly accurate. Rizzo the rat is also very funny, without spoiling at all the meaning of the story.
As I haven't got the DVD I'm reviewing the video release, and I can give five stars to the film easily. It simply has the magic of Christmas inside. I'm now 31, and Christmas ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 174
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French Wind Music

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
from: Chandos

Release Date October 01, 1999
It's amazing how a green puppet with pingpong balls as eyes can always make me cry when I see this movie. The performance of Kermit's nephew as Tiny Tim is exactly that, a performance, a great piece of acting, made by a sock, as moving as anything you could think of. Lots of today actors should learn from Tiny Tim how to act. Or from Michael Caine. This, along with Sleuth and The man who would be king is his best performance ever. And The Great Gonzo as Dickens is surprisingly accurate. Rizzo the rat is also very funny, without spoiling at all the meaning of the story.
As I haven't got the DVD I'm reviewing the video release, and I can give five stars to the film easily. It simply has the magic of Christmas inside. I'm now 31, and Christmas ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 175
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Artur Rubinstein Collection, Vol 43

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
from: RCA

Release Date June 05, 2000

I like French piano music but after listening to Richter's early recordings of Ravel and Debussy, I am rarely satisfied with most of pianists, not to mention today's generation of pianists whose idea of artistry is simply playing loudly or quietly with fluent fingers! They all give an impression that French piano music is somehow shallow. Not so with Rubinstein. He has authority and special feelings for each work to make it sound afresh.

CD-Charts Position 176
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Sesame Street: Cookie Monster's Best Bites [1995] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
starring: Annette Bening

Release Date January 27, 2004

I like French piano music but after listening to Richter's early recordings of Ravel and Debussy, I am rarely satisfied with most of pianists, not to mention today's generation of pianists whose idea of artistry is simply playing loudly or quietly with fluent fingers! They all give an impression that French piano music is somehow shallow. Not so with Rubinstein. He has authority and special feelings for each work to make it sound afresh.

CD-Charts Position 177
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Concertos for Wind Orchestra

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
from: Talent

Release Date April 01, 1999

I like French piano music but after listening to Richter's early recordings of Ravel and Debussy, I am rarely satisfied with most of pianists, not to mention today's generation of pianists whose idea of artistry is simply playing loudly or quietly with fluent fingers! They all give an impression that French piano music is somehow shallow. Not so with Rubinstein. He has authority and special feelings for each work to make it sound afresh.

CD-Charts Position 178
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Poulenc and his French Contemporaries

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
from: Avie

Release Date May 01, 2006

I like French piano music but after listening to Richter's early recordings of Ravel and Debussy, I am rarely satisfied with most of pianists, not to mention today's generation of pianists whose idea of artistry is simply playing loudly or quietly with fluent fingers! They all give an impression that French piano music is somehow shallow. Not so with Rubinstein. He has authority and special feelings for each work to make it sound afresh.

CD-Charts Position 179
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Disney Fairies: Tinkerbell

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 14, 2008

I like French piano music but after listening to Richter's early recordings of Ravel and Debussy, I am rarely satisfied with most of pianists, not to mention today's generation of pianists whose idea of artistry is simply playing loudly or quietly with fluent fingers! They all give an impression that French piano music is somehow shallow. Not so with Rubinstein. He has authority and special feelings for each work to make it sound afresh.

CD-Charts Position 180
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Live at Looney Tunes [Us Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Ages 3-4
by: From Autumn to Ashes

Release Date June 17, 2008

I like French piano music but after listening to Richter's early recordings of Ravel and Debussy, I am rarely satisfied with most of pianists, not to mention today's generation of pianists whose idea of artistry is simply playing loudly or quietly with fluent fingers! They all give an impression that French piano music is somehow shallow. Not so with Rubinstein. He has authority and special feelings for each work to make it sound afresh.