Music for Grand Dining

Collection Contents

#		Title	Length
1		Told at Twilight (Huerter)	5:54	Play
2		At the Cafe Continental (Grosz/Kennedy)	2:46	Play
3		Blue Danube (Strauss)	10:58	Play
4		Two Guitars (Russian Traditional)	3:55	Play
5		Canon in D (Pachelbel)	4:35	Play
6		The Song of Songs (Moya)	4:24	Play
7		Free (Kennedy/Carr)	3:14	Play
8		Simple Aveu (Thome)	4:08	Play
9		Serenata (Toselli)	4:01	Play
10		La Golandrina (Italian Traditional)	2:37	Play
11		A Perfect Day (Jacobs-Bond)	4:26	Play
12		Jealousy (Gade)	3:16	Play
13		Tune from County Derry (Trad./Grainger)	3:51	Play
14		Gavotte (Bohm)	2:40	Play
15		La Paloma (Italian Traditional)	2:05	Play
16		March/Foxtrot (Kalman)	4:16	Play

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Description

A wonderful collection of some of the most delightful melodies of an age when society was rather indulgent in both style of entertainment and the musical selection chosen to accompany its grand style of dining. If you have experienced brakfast at Tiffany's, High Tea at Harrods, Dinner on board the Titanic, or Supper on the Zeppelin....This collection is for you. Immedietely you are transported to the grand era of where life moved a little slower and the finer movements were savoured a little longer. -
The selection includes one of the finest - if not the finest - arrangements of the Blue Danube, Pachelbels Canon, La Paloma, Perfect Day, Danny Boy and real gems whose composers are hardly known today.
For the first years this CD was sold only locally, in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains in Australia (that's where the "Three Sisters" are) . Within two years more than one in a hundred of Blue Mountains people owned one (1300 copies sold - population of the Blue Mountains 90 000). It was sold privately and by one local CD shop who said it was the first classical and local CD in his life which was sold like international Pop bestsellers.
One of the top hotels in Katoomba copied our "Cafe Continental" and put it on a loop. We went in to listen to it and left after hearing it for the ninth time in a row. Today after four years we were told, it is still played, and everybody is well and healthy.