Carol Rose

That Satin Doll pairs Carol Stevens with arranger Phil Moore to create one of the more unique and evocative major-label LPs of its era. Stevens' breathy, often haunting voice largely eschews conventional vocal approaches in favor of ethereal, wordless humming that perfectly complements Moore's exotic settings - there's something profoundly otherworldly yet curiously sexy about the record, and you just know Captain Kirk kept a copy handy to set the mood while banging green-skinned alien chicks aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise. Flautist Herbie Mann, guitarist Barry Galbraith and trumpeter Don Elliott further underscore That Satin Doll's moonlit beauty, contributing wonderfully nuanced performances that lend the music its distinctly jazzy appeal.

The Sixteen contrasts traditional with contemporary in this choral feast of festive music. Bob Chilcott's sumptuous Advent Antiphons based on plainsong melodies anticipate the coming of Christmas and feature alongside Mykola Leontovich's much-loved Carol of the Bells, Richard Rodney Bennett’s stunning Susanni and Eric Whitacre’s shimmering Lux aurumque. Interspersed with the beautiful simplicity of traditional carols, this is a Christmas collection to savour.

[卡洛儿（王珺）)] 'Carol' Wang Jun - Collection (2004-2013)
MP3 320 kbps | 18 albums | 17:17:36 min | Covers included | 2,35 Gb
Genre: Chinese Pop/Mandopop, Instrumental

'Carol' Wang Jun is a female chinese pop singer, since childhood sha has a very strong love to the music and since 2000 studiet at Xinghai Conservatory of Music, in May 2005 published his first solo album "Who Can Forecast the Future"