Merci!

It was a pleasure to listen to this music. Though three short pieces give just an insight into what the full album might be like, I expect this album to be really good.

It definitely IS ambient, and ambient at its best. It less reminds me of Mike Oldfield, more of Loreena McKennitt in her early years. The celtic harp and something.

It is a fine line when more than a few instruments is not too many. This album does not cross it. Everything is in its place. Where it should be. Pity, so short! Could lie and watch my daydreams, but it is over too soon. Much too so...

I recommend it to those who are looking for music like that. For daydreaming. Those looking for the harsh sound of, say, "In Flames" would give it a short stare, spit and wander away. Let them go. I stay here...

this album is so beautiful. I especially love track 2 La Marche des Heros!~ Stunning with so much feeling!~

Wonderful feelings and emotions with this fabulous music. As you listen and become one with this beautiful, atmospheric, enchanting, graceful, ambient,smooth, dynamic, caring, lovely album. It makes you feel good all over, inside let alone out.

Immensely soothing, building dramatics slowly and surely. Strong and increasing in boldness, as the experiment bursts into action. Essentially positive and optimistic, with its light and buoyant instrumentation. Nice ending to Antarctica. La Marche des Héros has a genuinely triumphant stride to its rhythm and tone, sounding every bit like the culmination of a successful foray in the field of honour, hope and glory. Finally, Renaissance, a exceptionally beautiful symphonic piano movement. Finely accomplished.