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Track Listings
| 1. 1B |
| 2. Misty Moonlight Waltz (Instrumental) |
| 3. Hard Times Come Again No More (Voice) |
| 4. Indecision (Instrumental) |
| 5. Limerock (Instrumental) |
| 6. Benjamin (Instrumental) |
| 7. Fisher's Hornpipe (Instrumental) |
| 8. Duet for Cello and Bass (Instrumental) |
| 9. Emily's Reel (Instrumental) |
| 10. Cloverfoot Reel (Instrumental) |
| 11. Poem for Carlita (Instrumental) |
| 12. Caprice for Three (Instrumental) |
| 13. Second Time Around |
| 14. Slumber My Darling (Voice) |
| 15. Vistas (Instrumental) |
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album is in the same vein as Appalachia Waltz, but a bit more robust and feisty. It's the same wonderful grouping of musicians: Yo-Yo Ma stepping out of the classical world with his cello, Mark O'Connor stopping by with his bluegrass fiddle, and Edgar Meyer playing exquisitely on the bass with a foot planted firmly in each camp. This trio is joined on various tracks by other fabulous artists such as James Taylor and Alison Krauss.
The music is simply superb. I particularly enjoy the mellow track "Benjamin," in which James Taylor's whistling blends beautifully and seems almost like just another instrument. Another favorite is "Duet for Cello and Bass": it's a journey that's sometimes simple and intimate and at other times driven and forceful. I also love "Emily's Reel," which is lively and plain fun.
This album is full of vitality, and has a great deal of variety in its musical selections. Lush melodies and lullabies are followed by driving numbers that will make you want to get up and dance. It's a treat for the ears.
The music is simply superb. I particularly enjoy the mellow track "Benjamin," in which James Taylor's whistling blends beautifully and seems almost like just another instrument. Another favorite is "Duet for Cello and Bass": it's a journey that's sometimes simple and intimate and at other times driven and forceful. I also love "Emily's Reel," which is lively and plain fun.
This album is full of vitality, and has a great deal of variety in its musical selections. Lush melodies and lullabies are followed by driving numbers that will make you want to get up and dance. It's a treat for the ears.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
If you like to experiment with different genre music, this one's for you. Appalachian classical? Yes, it works. This music speaks to me of both a powerful hope and a depth of understanding that life has its troubles. Very uplifting.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I enjoy the difference from classical and it is fun. I have always enjoyed Yo Yo Ma on TV and my daughter bought a celle and I ordered her the Bach CD and she is thoroughly enjoying it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Yawn!
Having purchased other Yo-Yo Ma music and being a fan of Appalachian music I was excited to listen to this CD. Yawn! Read more
Published 1 month ago by billcaby
Yo Yo Ma..Appalachian Journey
Wow..if you love Yo Yo Ma, you will love this CD. Mark O'Connor is superb and so is Edgar Meyer.. Both thoughtful and provocative selections.. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Nancy
Yo-Yo is my favorite living musician
I have most of the recordings made by Yo-Yo Ma; I love his eclectic style. I noticed I was missing this one so I was glad to receive it so quickly. Thanks
Published 3 months ago by jpbooklover
Seriously lacking feel
Yo-Yo Ma tries but, at least in this recording, he fails to grasp the organic nature of the folk pieces he is playing. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Matthew Flynn
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