Teaser Trailer- THE SPANISH TRAIL SUITE

The Old Spanish Trail was the longest and one of the oldest trails in the American West. It was 1120 miles long and took two and a half months to travel. From the sandstone to the mountain streams, the music and imagery guides you through its timeless wonders and sheds light on this little known American treasure.

THE SPANISH TRAIL SUITE is a high definition interactive video presentation that is sequenced to a live symphony performance of The Spanish Trail Suite music.

Filmed entirely on location, the magnificent flyovers and time-lapse photography captures the awesome beauty of Southwestern Utah.

Your audience will experience a perfectly sequenced HD movie to your live performance. In The Spanish Trail Suite, magnificent visuals and music unite to create a performance of a lifetime!

For orchestra rental information, visit: http://www.spanishtrailsuite.com

Performance DVD now available for purchase on AMAZON.COM.

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[DadsBlueAngel]

Early pilgrims to the Southwest were Chinese, They left a written record. Could have been 400 BC or 4,000. Navaho Mountain, brought settlers into the region for agriculture. It was known as the Earth Navel. It is used as Navigation. Don't people travel at night in summer. Maybe you could have the mendicants meditate in a Chinese Version. They could see parts of the future in the mirror, and the flying bird's eye. Get rid of pesky Columbus Day. The Chinese discovered America. It's true.

[DadsBlueAngel]

When was the Tenuviel Silver Mine Opened in

Colorado? [Colorado, Michener.] If I find the answer before you do, I'll post it. Alittle under the weather now. It's good Video, excellent aerobatics, but can we leave out Slavery? I first learned about the gruesume torturing of small children by the Spanish in a red book called "Church History Stories for Young Latter Day Saints." Were there really so many Spanish at any time that they could administer such a large Burocracy?

[omiolo1]

great music and great scenery