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Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 1 of 20 - Pages: 40, 1, 02/22/05 02:52 Pm Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 1 of 20 - Pages: 40, 1, 02/22/05 02:52 pm compact disk catalogue art direction and design: 2005 eckart rahn celestial harmonies p.o. box 30122 tucson, arizona 85751-0122 u.s.a. e-mail [email protected] internet www.harmonies.com 19000-9 printed in germany on recycled paper celestial harmonies 40 1 Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 2 of 20 - Pages: 2, 39, 02/22/05 02:52 pm march 21, 1995: CNN international and CNN headline news in the united states feature celestial harmonies’ environmental policy in an interview with eckart rahn. It is the first time that a record company has developed a comprehensive environmentally sensitive packaging policy and is consistently living up to it. The Nobility of Purpose and the Refinement of Expression I In 1993, Celestial Harmonies began using the CD slim-line box, a jewel box half the width and 34 percent the weight of a standard jewel box, becoming the first company in the industry to issue full-length CDs in this packaging. The slim-line package also eliminates the need for the wasteful CD tray, which holds the CD in place. I In 1993, Celestial Harmonies began using recycled paper for all its corporate letterhead, envelopes and other printed materials. For a detailed description of I In 1994, Celestial Harmonies began printing all paper used in its music releases in non-toxic vegetable our artists and their recordings, inks. please find us on the Internet at I Recycled paper and non-toxic vegetable inks will be used when remanufacturing older releases on the www.harmonies.com company’s labels. I Celestial Harmonies will show a preference for recording artists whose views are in accord with responsible environmental behavior. As the first company in the record industry to publicly state an environmental policy regarding the packaging of its music products, we encourage other companies to take similar action in finding safer, less wasteful means of packaging. 2 39 Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 3 of 20 - Pages: 38, 3, 02/22/05 02:52 pm october 29, 1993: The australian foreign minister, gareth evans, launches “the music of cambodia” at his office in sydney. His assistance later on proved to be invaluable; without the support of the australian embassy in hanoi our “the music of vietnam” series would have been incomplete. The recordings 13085-2 15027-2 15030-2 15031-2 15032-2 made in vietnam’s ancient capital hue by david parsons became instant music history. THE ENVIRONMENT: WE’RE DOING OUR PART At Celestial Harmonies we recognize that protecting the environment is critical to preserving the future of 13110-2 13170-2 13174-2 13206-2 13192-2 civilization and all living things. As a company that produces music by and for people all over the world, we are firmly committed to doing our part by engaging in environmentally-conscious practices in all elements of our business operations. Therefore, we are pleased to take a leadership position in the record industry by clearly stating a company-wide environmental policy, which both serves as a guideline for all Celestial Harmonies employees and demonstrates our unwavering support of responsible environmental behavior to the recording artists on our labels and our customers. Our environmental mission: to engage in innovative, environmentally-conscious practices in all elements of our production, packaging, distribution and other operations, and to record artists whose environmental views are in accord with responsible environmental behavior. 13236-2 15006-2 15007-2 13065-2 13100-2 In this regard, Celestial Harmonies has taken the following steps: I All plastic used in packaging Celestial Harmonies’ music releases is recyclable. I In 1992, Celestial Harmonies introduced to the American market the compact disk (CD) duobox. This type of packaging accommodates two CDs in a single plastic CD case, or jewel box. The duobox, originally developed in Europe, reduces the volume (by 60 percent) and weight (by 25 percent) of plastic packaging for each two-CD product typically and wastefully packaged in larger containers. The duobox reduces the number of plastic pieces in the standard two-CD package from five to three, and reduces the number of paper inserts from three pieces to two. The company’s policy is to issue all future two-CD releases in the duobox packaging. 14113-2* 13178-2 17005-2 17011-2 17029-2 38 3 Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 4 of 20 - Pages: 4, 37, 02/22/05 02:52 pm ASKILL, MICHAEL BALL, PATRICK ANTITEATER 13085-2 AUSTRALIAN PERCUSSION 53’34“ 13065-2 FIONA 50’37“ 12034-2* ANTITEATER’S GREATEST 15027-2 FREE RADICALS 56’58“ 13100-2 I STORYTELLER: GWILAN’S HARP & HITS 81’46“ 15030-2 RHYTHM IN THE ABSTRACT: OTHER CELTIC TALES 61’11“ SELECTED PIECES 1987-1997 14113-2* JAMES JOYCE ARMAGGEDON 61’00“ FINNEGANS WAKE (EXCERPTS) 11003-2 ARMAGGEDON 37’02“ 15031-2 SALOME 67’41“ READ BY PATRICK BALL 151’27 15030-2 RHYTHM IN THE ABSTRACT: 13178-2 FAIR PLAY 55’00“ CWT SELECTED PIECES 1987-1999 17005-2 MUSIC OF TURLOUGH 11022-2 THE HUNDREDWEIGHT 31’48“ 71’52“ O’CAROLAN 15032-2 AIR AND OTHER INVISIBLE /CELTIC HARP VOL. I 41’57“ GRUNSKY, JACK FORCES 17011-2 FROM A DISTANT TIME/ 12002-2 * TORONTO/BUFFALO BRIAN 83’39“ CELTIC HARP VOL. II 44’05“ 12011-2 * NEWBORN MAN/ ASKILL, MICHAEL 17029-2 SECRET ISLES/CELTIC HARP JACK GRUNSKY 101’54“ & OMAR FARUK TEKBILEK VOL. III 49’00“ 13110-2 FATA MORGANA 60’49“ 17061-2 O’CAROLAN’S DREAM/ HENNIG, SONNY & ERNST SCHULTZ CELTIC HARP VOL. IV 44’50“ 12008-2 * TRÄNENGAS/PARANOIA PICKNICK 81’78“ ATHERTON, MICHAEL 17077-2 THE CHRISTMAS ROSE 45’57 13174-2 ANKH: THE SOUND OF 13178-2 FAIR PLAY 54’10“ IHRE KINDER ANCIENT EGYPT 62’21“ 13235-2 MUSIC ON THE WIND: 11001-2 LEERE HÄNDE/EMPTY HANDS 76’36“ 13170-2 SEA & MOUNTAIN: MUSIC IN SELECTED PIECES 1983-2003 11004-2 JEANS COVER 40’42“ 11013-2 WERDOHL 38’42“ THE KOREAN STYLE 68’40“ 79’22“ 11016-2 ANFANG OHNE ENDE 60’12“ 13206-2 HEAR ORPHEUS SING: THE SOUND OF ANCIENT GREECE BINELLI, DANIEL LIED DES TEUFELS/HANUMAN 15020-2 TANGO 61’45“ ATHERTON, MICHAEL & 12012-2 * LIED DES TEUFELS/HANUMAN 80’53“ JAMES ASHLEY FRANKLIN BLUE RAHN STUDIO MURPHY BLEND 13192-2 ABUNDANCE 71’57“ 19004-2 PACHINKO IN YOUR HEAD: 11005-2 FIRST LOSS 35’46“ 13236-2 AURORA 62’55“ NON-LINEAR MUSIC 60’00“ AZYMUTH BUCKLEY, JOHN OUT OF FOCUS 11006-2 WAKE UP 48’05“ 15006-2 LIGHT AS A FEATHER 46’02“ 13244-2 IN WINTER LIGHT: MUSIC 11010-2 OUT OF FOCUS 49’11“ 15007-2 OUTUBRO 72’41“ FOR FLUTE AND GUITAR 12032-2 * FOUR LETTER MONDAY BY JOHN BUCKLEY 66’31“ AFTERNOON 94’38“ I 1995 AFIM INDIE AWARD WINNER * DOUBLE CD FOR BEST SPOKEN WORD * DOUBLE CD 4 37 Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 5 of 20 - Pages: 36, 5, 02/22/05 02:53 pm 12034-2* 11003-2 11022-2 12002-2* 12011-2* 17061-2 17077-2 13178-2 13235-2 15020-2 12008-2* 12008-2* 11001-2 11004-2 11013-2 19004-2 13244-2 13064-2 17046-2 13133-2 11016-2 12012-2* 12012-2* 11005-2 11006-2 17069-2 13080-2 13089-2 13122-2 15028-2 11010-2 12032-2* 11009-2 11017-2 11040-2 11042-2 11044-2 36 5 Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 6 of 20 - Pages: 6, 35, 02/22/05 02:53 pm CAPELLA ISTRAPOLITANA 11068-2 NIRVANA ROAD 47’54“ CHRISTMAS MUSIC JAROSLAV KRCˇ EK, CONDUCTOR 12076-2* CALL OF THE UNKNOWN: 11093-2 THE ARROW OF TIME / SELECTED PIECES 1972-1986 96’01“ BALL, PATRICK THE CYCLE OF TIME 68’19“ 11081-2 LAND OF ENCHANTMENT 55’10“ 17077-2 THE CHRISTMAS ROSE 45’57” 11084-2 SAN 51’05“ CARR, IAN 12090-2* SANDS OF TIME: SELECTED DUGGAN, DAN 13064-2 SOUNDS & SWEET AIRS (THAT STUDIO & CONCERT RECORDINGS 17054-2 CHRISTMAS MORN’ 70’26” GIVE DELIGHT AND HURT NOT) 62’22“ 1974-1990 143’58“ 17077-2 17054-2 11099-2 HENON 61’45“ I SOLISTI DI DUINO CHAKRAVARTY, DR. KRISHNA 13038-2 CELESTIAL CHRISTMAS 2: 17046-2 ANANDA 59’13“ DIAS, SERGIO & FRIENDS A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF 13133-2 CIRCULAR DANCE 68’29“ 15024-2 SONG OF THE LEOPARD 44’09“ SEASONAL MELODIES 64’28” 13048-2 CELESTIAL CHRISTMAS 3: CHRISTMAS, EDWARD DIP TSE CHOK LING MONASTERY A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF 17069-2 SONG OF THE GOLDEN 17074-2 SACRED CEREMONIES: SEASONAL WORKS 69’11” LOTUS 59’25“ RITUAL MUSIC OF TIBETAN BUDDHISM 62’31“ LEHRNDORFER, FRANZ 13002-2 13038-2 COOLANGUBRA 17079-2 SACRED CEREMONIES 2 58’36“ 13090-2 CELESTIAL CHRISTMAS 5: 13080-2 STORM COMING 58’20“ 13132-2 SACRED CEREMONIES 3 70’31“ FRANZ LEHRNDORFER PLAYS 13089-2 COOLANGUBRA 64’17“ SEASONAL MUSIC ON 13122-2 SPIRIT TALK 66’57“ DOUBLE IMAGE THE NEW ORGAN IN THE 13015-2 IN LANDS I NEVER SAW 53’18“ DOME AT MUNICH 77’23” DARGIN, ALAN & MICHAEL ATHERTON DOYLE, MATTHEW & SCHROEDER-SHEKER, THERESE 15028-2 CROSS-HATCH: MICHAEL ATHERTON 13039-2 IN DULCI JUCILO 48’22” DIDJERIDU & PERCUSSION 54’48“ 15023-2 LYREBIRD 52’30“ 13048-2 13077-2 VARIOUS ARTISTS DEUTER DOYLE, MATTHEW, MARK ATKINS, 13002-2 CELESTIAL CHRISTMAS: 11009-2 D 44’48“ ALAN DARGIN, & DAVID HUDSON A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF 11017-2 AUM 44’02“ 15026-2 THE SOUND OF SEASONAL MUSIC 78’40” 11040-2 CELEBRATION 44’48“ GONDWANA 62’03“ CHRISTMAS MUSIC 11042-2 HALEAKALA 44’48“ WORCESTER CATHEDRAL CHOIR, THE 11044-2 ECSTASY 44’02“ DUGGAN, DAN 13077-2 CELESTIAL CHRISTMAS 4: 12049-2* SILENCE IS THE ANSWER 86’57“ 17054-2 CHRISTMAS MORN’ 70’26“ A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF 11056-2 CICADA 46’40“ SEASONAL CHORAL MUSIC 61’42” 13090-2 13039-2 * DOUBLE CD 6 35 Katalog 2005 : Katalog 2005, Flat 7 of 20 - Pages: 34, 7, 02/22/05 02:53 pm VOLUME THREE SACRED CEREMONIES 3 MONKS OF THE DIP TSE CHOK LING MONASTERY 13132-2 70’31“ THE COMPLETE TIBETAN BELLS (LIMITED COMMEMORATIVE EDITION) 12049-2* 11056-2 11068-2 12076-2* 11081-2 (5 CD BOXED SET) 19917-2 252’16“ TIBETAN BELLS (1971) (THE SEMINAL RECORDING; NOT AVAILABLE SEPARATELY)
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