Romantic symphonies, piano, strings, acoustic guitar, flutes, harp and soft chimes tumble gracefully from the heavens. This is instrumental Christmas music as you’ve never heard before! Pamela and Randy Copus of 2002 have graced the Billboard Charts for over 267 weeks. On Christmas Dreams, traditional songs of the season are dusted with 2002’ signature sound.

TRACKS
Number		Song Title	Length	Format	Price
	1	Carol Of The Bells	4:45	MP3	$0.99
	2	Hark! The Herald Angels Sing	5:51	MP3	$0.99
	3	In the Bleak Midwinter	4:00	MP3	$0.99
	4	The First Noel	5:24	MP3	$0.99
	5	O Little Town Of Bethlehem	5:23	MP3	$0.99
	6	It Came Upon A Midnight Clear	4:14	MP3	$0.99
	7	What Child Is This?	4:38	MP3	$0.99
	8	Away In A Manger	5:41	MP3	$0.99
	9	Silent Night	5:38	MP3	$0.99
	10	O Come All Ye Faithful	3:10	MP3	$0.99

Reviews

Reviewed by Michael Debbage	Christmas Dreams
2008-10-20 07:37:45.0	Alongside Yanni, Enya and David Lanz, 2002 has been one of the genres most successful recording artists. An almost permanent resident on the Billboard chart since 1997 one would think that a Christmas project would have occurred a long time ago. Quite the contrary as Christmas Dreams released late last year was their first festive affair and much like their regular recording activities is set to become a regular visitor to your stereo fit to be played not just at Christmas time. 2002?s trademark sound includes the multi layered keyboards, the heavenly harp, the flirtatious flute and soft nylon acoustic guitars of the Copus duo. They are in total harmony covering yesteryears favorites carols ever so slightly reinventing the festive good tidings. While there is no original material added to the album, the duo wisely chose the lesser known ?In The Bleak Midwinter? to bring a little freshness to the holiday album. Otherwise, the obvious favorites are covered from the resounding ?Carols

MIchael	Best Christmas Album ever
2008-08-22 09:04:54.0	There is no end to the wonder and beauty of the music 2002 creates. This CD gives new life to Christmas music while keeping its soul in tact. Their spectacular arrangements and unique blend of instruments is beyond compare, and used to give the music a life of its own. The Carol of the Belles is my favorite, but every song is a masterful arrangement. What a wonderful gift for the season..a 2002 Christmas. Michael

Richard Banks	Lush, luscious, luxurious
2008-08-22 08:10:27.0	Lush, luscious, luxurious. Those are the first words that come tumbling out of my head early on a rainy Saturday morning in late November as I listen to 2002's Christmas Dreams, with an icebox still laden with Thanksgiving turkey and bedrooms full of children and grandchildren. 2002's calm, cool instrumental harmonies give me one brief respite before the commencement of our final Thanksgiving ritual, the decorating of the tree. The purpose of new age music is to provide respite, to allow contemplation, to evoke emotional release. 2002's Christmas Dreams fulfills this purpose through the use of lush, string-laden instrumental arrangements. Though produced through the wonder of electronics, the sound is warm and romantic. The 10-song set, though made up of public domain classics, feels fresh and alive. Time is short for a reviewer of holiday music, but if one has the time, one can bathe in the luxurious sensuality of Christmas Dreams for hours. --Richard Banks (Reviewed in 2007) --Christ

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