With this video, you can transform your pointing dog into a hunting machine! Learn the proven techniques that have worked over the past forty years for gun dog owners and see the newest methods for teaching “whoa” and “force fetching”. (62 mins) Customer Review: Communicate almost telephathically with your dog Follow this video to the T and you will not be disappointed. Stick with the program and your dog will be as good a hunting dog as anyone can expect to be lucky enough to have.

Portraits Of Freedom: Music of Aaron Copland and Roy Harris
This is a mixture of choral and orchestral music by two great American composers, music that can only be described as patriotic. But don’t let that keep you away from Copland’s heartbreaking Lincoln Portrait or Roy Harris’s much-neglected American Creed. James Earl Jones supplies the narration in Lincoln Portrait. American Creed is filled with Harris’s usual open harmonies and melodic expansiveness and is actually a very complex triple fugue. The miking for this entire recording isn’t as close to the orchestra or clear as it could be, but this is a great collection nonetheless. –Paul Cook Customer Review: The True Spirit Of America It is often the case that the true spirit of America can be found in the artists it has given the world throughout history. And no composer embodies our nation’s spirit much better than Aaron Copland, as can be gauged on this Delos recording of works by him and fellow American composer Roy Harris, as performed by the Seattle Symphony Orchestra under music director Gerard Schwarz. The true essence of patriotism, a term too often used for less-than-honorable ends by certain political operatives throughout history, is very evident in both Copland’s and Harris’ works. Harris is represented by the intensely proud two-part work “American Creed”, and his 1935 overture “When Johnny Comes Marching Home”, based on the famous World War I song. It is also evident in Copland’s rarely heard “Canticle Of Freedom”, which here is sung by the Seattle Symphony Chorale. It is in the three popular Copland pieces–”Fanfare For The Common Man”; “Lincoln Portrait”; and “An Outdoor Overture”–that the best of America lies. The towering brass chorale of “Fanfare” symbolizes, as its title surely indicates, the ability of the common man to achieve the uncommon; while “An Outdoor Overture”, written in the 1930s for the Manhattan High School of Music & Art, celebrates American youth. And then there’s “Lincoln Portrait”, with the words of our 16th president spoken by James Earl Jones, one of our country’s greatest actors and voices, with great strength and authority, allowing us to know that while we may be the greatest nation on Earth, we can ALWAYS be better. Schwarz and the Seattle Symphony provide masterful performances throughout this stunning 1992 recording. This is highly recommended for anyone wanting to know the true spirit of our nation beyond the constant and often wreckless political rhetoric that so often abounds here.

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