Audio CD review:
Johann Sebastian Bach, Daniel Bedingfield, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edward Elgar, Gabriel Faure, George Frideric Handel, James Horner, Karl Jenkins, Linkin' Park, Michael Nyman - Moving On

Johann Sebastian Bach, Daniel Bedingfield, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edward Elgar, Gabriel Faure, George Frideric Handel, James Horner, Karl Jenkins, Linkin' Park, Michael Nyman - Moving On

Band: Johann Sebastian Bach, Daniel Bedingfield, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edward Elgar, Gabriel Faure, George Frideric Handel, James Horner, Karl Jenkins, Linkin' Park, Michael Nyman Title: Moving On Rating: Release Date: 27 October, 2003 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Toccata 2: For the Love of a Princess [From Braveheart] 3: Allegretto [From Palladio] 4: If You're Not the One 5: Heart Asks Pleasure First 6: Moonlight Sonata 7: Krwing 8: Pavane - Moving On 9: Adagio 10: Sarabande 11: Now We Are Free [Myleene Mix] 12: Gymnopédie - Live the Dream 13: Moonlight Sonata [Classic Version][*]

Customer Reviews Classical to catch the pop ear.... Others have commented on the technical aspects of this; I'd like to talk about the cultural aspects of contemporary classical music and Miss Klass' interpretations (which are very beautiful. . ). Myleene Klass is doing something the traditionalists have abandoned: she's making classical music accessible to a contemporary audience. With many kids, you say the words "classical music" and they turn off. They're not interested. But Myleene Klass, Vanessa Mae and others are trying to reverse that trend. Classical traditionalists are missing the fact that classical music will cease to be a viable art form if new listeners and artists aren't attracted from each generation. Most classical musicians these days are working in the entertainment industry, producing soundtracks for games, movies and TV. There's not much market for classical composition outside of these industries. Fortunately, that's where today's budding musicians are getting exposed to classical music. But Beethoven and Mozart are not accessible to many people. That's only one reason why artists like Myleene Klass are important. (The fact that she's technically competant and an excellent compositor is an added bonus. ) Art must evolve, too. . . Besides, Mozart and Beethoven were the hipster bad-boy pop stars of their day. They were sexy, cutting edge and daring. They would both hate the pillar they've been put on, and throw screaming tantrums at the dusty way they've been turned into inviolate idols. They jammed on other composer's music (AKA variations), just as modern electronic artists mash and mix contemporary work. I think they'd be happy to have Miss Klass and her wonderful versions of their work. crap crap crap " this chick, charlotte church, and andrea bocelli is WHAT"S WRONG with classical music. i wish people like this would stop "making music. dumbing down bach for the masses is disrespectful to all true classical musicians, composers, conductors. . . etc. this is such crap. I've had Goosebumps for weeks now I listen to this day in and day out. When I first heard this amazing collection of both classical music and a little but of hip-hop, I was mesmorized. Beautiful songs, consisting of Toccata and Fugue, For the Love of a Princess (From Braveheart), Allegretto, If You're Not the One, The Heart Asks Pleasure First, Moonlight Sonara, Krwling (From Linkin Park), Pavane- Moving On, Adagio (Edgar Cello Concerto), Sarabande, Now We are Free (From Gladiator), Gymnope`die- Live the Dream and a BONUS TRAK, the classical version of Moonlight Sonata. Each and every one of these songs has a little twist on it, by Myleene Klass. As a classical music lover, and a hip-hop fan, this is the perfect CD for everyone wanting to listen to something new. I myself am a classical music player, I have played the piano for 14 years and have never heard anything like this. So take it from me, this will be loved by children and adults alike. . You can see a complete list of all Johann Sebastian Bach, Daniel Bedingfield, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edward Elgar, Gabriel Faure, George Frideric Handel, James Horner, Karl Jenkins, Linkin' Park, Michael Nyman discography, or go back to the Johann Sebastian Bach, Daniel Bedingfield, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edward Elgar, Gabriel Faure, George Frideric Handel, James Horner, Karl Jenkins, Linkin' Park, Michael Nyman tabs