TSI: Individualized Music Library

Below are the currently available selections for our TSI: Individualized for Frequency Normalization program. Please preview the music and let us know your choices when you place your order.

Bill Harley

Storytellers were our first magicians, our first history keepers, society builders, culture shapers and spiritual and emotional filters, making sense of the world long before written communication.

For all our sophisticated technology and mass electronic entertainment, we still need those voices in the dark, by the fire, in the hall. A master storyteller connects us and intimately affirms our lives with resonant truths, no matter how embroidered, funny, mysterious or horrific the tale.

Bill Harley is a master storyteller.

The nationally touring, critically-acclaimed singer-songwriter, author, musician and monologist is considered by fans and peers alike to be one of the best storytellers in the country for his celebrations of commonality and humanity through comic narrative songs and confessional spoken works.

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Big, Big World

Down in the Backpack

You're in Trouble

Liz Buchanan

A singer, guitarist, songwriter and music teacher, Liz Buchanan has led popular musical programs for children since 1996. As part of her research for her M.Ed. at Lesley University, she found new ways to utilize music and creative arts across the curriculum.

"If you ever get a chance to attend Liz's sing-alongs, make every effort to go. The kids just love it, and Liz is wonderful with them!"
--Preschool parent, Arlington, Massachusetts

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Make it a Song, Song, Song

Singing All the Way Home

Laurie Berkner

Laurie Berkner has been a professional musician since 1992, but her success as a children's recording artist was a surprise to her. "It was so unexpected," says Laurie. "I'd been performing in rock bands (including Lois Lane, an all-female cover band, as well as her own original rock band, Red Onion) and struggling to write original music. Writing music for kids has not been a struggle at all. The more I started working on material for children, the more I realized that it opened up creativity in me that I never knew I had."

In June 2010, Laurie released her first-ever compilation of songs, The Best Of The Laurie Berkner Band. All five of the band's CDs are represented, along with special bonus tracks including a new song, "Open Your Heart," which was written for the children's charity The Pajama Program. A deluxe digital version features four videos including the new "Mouse In My Toolbox."

Laurie continues to be inspired by her audience. "I want to create songs that matter for children," she says. "I was singing once and saw a four-year-old girl shut her eyes and start swaying to the music. I thought, "That's the reason I got into music.' It keeps me wanting to do more."

The Laurie Berkner Band are: Laurie Berkner (guitar/vocals), Susie Lampert (keyboards), Adam Bernstein (bass) and Bob Golden (drums/percussion). Their concerts have been held across America at venues from the White House to Carnegie Hall.

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The Best of the Laurie Berkner Band

Jennifer Lindsay

Jennifer Lindsay is an award-winning classically trained singer, violinist and composer. At age 11 she was a founding member of the Disney Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra, and at 14 she was a guest soprano soloist for the Loren L. Zachary National Vocal Competition at Ambassador Auditorium. Since then, Jennifer has gone on to perform at a number of high-profile events, including a guest solo spot singing at the Essence Awards in New York City, and performances at Disney Hall with the Southeast Symphony and Carnegie Hall with the YouTube Symphony Orchestra. Jennifer has also studied classical voice privately with instructors from the Manhattan School of Music and the Peabody Conservatory.

Songs In The Dark is the debut release from award-winning classical vocalist Jennifer Lindsay. Jennifer draws her musical inspiration from the timeless romantic masterpieces of Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky, adding touches of vocal artistry and production elements similar to modern artists such as Enya, Sarah Brightman, Delerium, and Cocteau Twins for the ultimate relaxation experience.

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Songs in the Dark

Michael Gordon Shapiro

Michael Gordon Shapiro lives in Los Angeles, where he writes orchestral and contemporary music for film, television, and video games.

A graduate of the prestigious film scoring program at the University of Southern California, Michael has a graduate degree in music composition from New York University and a degree in cognitive science from Carnegie Mellon. He has studied privately with Hollywood veteran Jack Smalley, and with Larry Bell at the New England Conservatory. Michael is also a graduate of the ASCAP Film Scoring Seminar, and his work was chosen for inclusion in ASCAP's The Ear promotional CD series.

Outside his media scoring work, Michael has written several award-winning ten-minute musicals. His theater music has been performed in the U.S., as well as in the U.K. and Australia.

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Tunes and Tones - A Film Music Collection

Film Scores

With a positive feel and varied instrumentation, these easy-to-listen-to collections of film scores will keep your interest and have you asking for more. Contains bagpipes to guitar to full orchestral cues. Two collections to choose from.

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Score Collection 1

Score Collection 2

Classical Favorites

Choose from popular collections of Classical music.

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Best of Mozart, Vivaldi, and Bach

Greatest Classical Hits Vol 1

Greatest Classical Hits Vol 2

Majestic Classical Pieces Vol 1