Over twenty years ago, music producer J. Aaron Brown released "A Child's Gift of Lullabyes," a collection of tender melodies for comforting toddlers. The album became a success, spawned a series and has been counted by many as one of the best and most effective lullaby albums produced. To commemorate his landmark album, Brown enlisted Emile Pandolfi to create a special interpretation of the original album's songs, played solo on piano. Pandolfi, whose technique fits perfectly with the wistful innocence of the material, does a fantastic job of maintaining the lullaby atmosphere. The arrangements are mostly in the upper keys, with a twinkly elegance that fits the album and makes it suitable for the nursery. Play this album when you want to soothe a fidgety youngster - it will work like a charm.
1. Playing a Lullaby 4:23 MP3 clip
2. Tomorrow We'll Go to the Fair 4:41 MP3 clip
3. Someday Baby 4:57
4. Hushabye Street 5:02
5. Wings 5:51
6. Appalachian Lullaby 5:41
7. I L.O.V.E. Y.O.U. 5:04
8. Lullaby for Teddy 5:04
9. Dream Theme 7:10
Over twenty years ago, music producer J. Aaron Brown released "A Child's Gift of Lullabyes," a collection of tender melodies for comforting toddlers. The album became a success, spawned a series and has been counted by many as one of the best and most effective lullaby albums produced. To commemorate his landmark album, Brown enlisted Emile Pandolfi to create a special interpretation of the original album's songs, played solo on piano. Pandolfi, whose technique fits perfectly with the wistful innocence of the material, does a fantastic job of maintaining the lullaby atmosphere. The arrangements are mostly in the upper keys, with a twinkly elegance that fits the album and makes it suitable for the nursery. Play this album when you want to soothe a fidgety youngster - it will work like a charm.
