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Awarding winning album of beautiful fully orchestrated original lullabies
Genre:
Kids/Family: Lullabies
Release Date:
1998
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Record Label: MusicWorks Atlanta
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Nightlights, Songs from a Parent's Heart is a collection of fully orchestrated original lullabies by film and television composer Paul Gilreath. The nine tracks are uniquely composed so that the first four are sung by a female, representing the mother and the last four are sung by a male vocalist, representing the father. The lyrics beautifully capture the feelings of new parents toward their child. Nightlights won Parenting Magazine's Gold Award for Best Lullaby Album of the Year and has been used by hospitals nation wide as gifts for their new mothers.
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beautiful, touching, memorable
author: Paul Maier
My siblings and I thought that this CD was so beautiful and touching that we chose one selection to play at our mothers recent funeral. There is a special bond and a fond memory that we now can all share by having this CD to play frequently.
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a beautiful collection of lullabies
author: Kaye
This CD helps my son to calm himself after particularly difficults times. We both sit down and talk about his day while listening to this CD. It has a great stress-relieving quality to it.
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Miracle Worker!
author: Jason
Before I purchased this CD getting my daughter to finally go to sleep involved a lot of crying and screaming. Now I turn on the music and read her a book and half the time she is asleep before I finish with the book. If she wakes up during the night all I have to do is hit play and she quiets down within minutes! My sister is pregnant and you can bet that she will be getting this CD as a present!
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My daughter loves this CD! In fact, the original CD that we received from the hospital was played so many times that it broke, so we bought it for her as a birthday present.
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