Snowflakes Are Dancing

Heard this in the 80's, had a cassette of it. Got the CD it is wonderful, just as good as I remember.

You never know what kind of shape a record will be in when ordering on line, but this was great! Seller is dependable

I remember this music when it came out in the 70's. I thought it was then -- and still is now -- one of the most beautiful and inventive use of electronics to make music. I enjoyed it then, and now I can once again. It is just as enchanting as I recall.One of the songs, Debussey's Arabasque No. 1, was used as the theme for The Miami SpaceTransit Planeterium's Star Hustler/Star Gazer with Jack Horkheimer. It was evocative of something strange and unworldly, yet very enthralling. When I hear this song, I fondly remember Jack extolling the beautiy and the mystery of the evening sky.Tomita's Snowflakes Are Dancing is a classic. I'm glad I rediscovered it.

This CD was purchased because it was not available on Itunes at least at the time. It is the classic electronic remake/interpretation of Debussy. It is classic Pisces/Neptune aura. As I do not care for most pieces on piano, this is the best of both worlds - a real 2 for 1. Way ahead of its time, Tomita always takes me back to the early 70's.

Having owned the vinyl record, obtaining the CD was nice. The only problem was the CD case was broken.

So, so beautiful and very unique way to express Claude Debussy. To me very relaxing should you like the use of Mog.

the sound quality is excellent for,in my case,a used cd. It sounded just like Iremembered it in the 70's. I'd definitely recommend purchasing Snowflakes are Dancingin the cd format if the vinyl is unattainable.

Holds up very well for electronic music from 1974.

Superbe Album...Snowflakes are Dancing du Compositeur Claude Debussy surtout dans la version électronique de Tomita!un CD à découvrir pour amateur d'un style nouveau genre...

I had this rather obscure record on vinyl from the '70s and was very pleasantly surprised to find it new in digital on Amazon (Digital elite). It's a superb, if only 40 min, interpretation of Claude Debussy's best works. I have his piano versions as well and I'm sure Debussy would have approved of, and wanted to play, the fantastic range of Tomita's Moog synthesizer - ethereal.

Great CD.