Germany - a land of rivers and mountains, folklore and fantasy. A land where magnificent castles stand guard over the Rhine, where the creatures of fairytales might still lurk in caverns and forests - and where the spirit of Romanticism was born. Above all, a land of music - from the comforting pastoral landscapes of Bach to the great Romantic composers: Mendelssohn's warm lyricism, the eerie twilit world of Weber's Magic Huntsman, who sells his sole to the Devil, Schumann's majestic evocation of the Rhenish landscape contrasted with his charming vignette of peasants, soldiers and ghostly horseman, the passionate melodies of List. And the greatest Romantic of them all - Richard Wagner, whose vast musical universe encompassed tales of medieval chivalry, giants, gods, heroes, dwarfs, magic love potions and flying horsewoman. Play the music, and imagine yourself on the banks of the sparkling Rhine, in a land of magic and mystery. Contents: Sheep May Safely Graze (Bach); Air On The G String (Bach); Nocturne (A Midsummer Night’s Dream) (Mendelssohn); Slow Movement From Violin Concerto (Mendelssohn); Wedding March (A Midsummer Night’s Dream) (Mendelssohn); O For The Wings Of A Dove (Mendelssohn); Theme From The ‘Italian’ Symphony (Mendelssohn); Song Without Words (Mendelssohn); On Wings Of Song (Mendelssohn); Theme From Piano Concerto (Schumann); The Jolly Peasant (Schumann); Traumerei (Schumann); Theme From The ‘Rhenish’ Symphony (Schumann); The Wild Horseman (Schumann); Soldiers’ March (Schumann); Huntsmen’s Chorus (Weber); Liebestraum (Liszt); March (The Mastersingers) (Wagner); Liebestod (Tristan And Isolde) (Wagner); Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin) (Wagner); Prelude (Lohengrin) (Wagner); Ride Of The Valkyries (Wagner); Pilgrim’s Chorus (Tannhauser) (Wagner)