Jeanne Cotter steps into her own with this stunning solo piano recording. Jeanne mingles new original works with beautiful renditions of the best of Taize, Marty Haugen, Michael Joncas, and David Haas, as well as traditional favorites.

Al Gromer Khan (born 1946) was influenced by growing up in England, Morocco, and India. In 1975, at the suggestion of his teacher, Imrat Khan, he was taken into a family of sitar players with an unbroken tradition going back to the seventeenth century, the age of the moguls. Al Gromer Khan's music is based on the artful decoration of traditional Indian ornaments that are placed in the context of electronic soundscapes. His fascination with the idea of "listening to music indirectly" joins with a poetic form of meditative music. When the wind moved at night, it brought fragments of sounds and melodies from the distance. "Music as a Perfume" - is sparsely and carefully measured, soft but capable of creating a powerful magic situation.

More than 50 composers from 13 different countries contributed to this collection of music with computers. Their pieces represent major directions of how avantgarde composers utilize the potential of new technology.