A golden treasury of twenty-four good night songs, soft and soothing "for quiet or nap time," selected from the most beautiful traditional music the world has to offer and sung by two great artists: American mezzo-soprano Marilyn Horne recipient of the National Medal of Arts, the Kennedy Center Honors, and winner of four Grammy Awards, and Richard Robinson, who premiered Igor Stravinsky's 'In Memoriam: Dylan Thomas,' 'Threni' and 'Elegy For J.F.K.,' and recorded many works under the composer's direction for Columbia Records. Includes lyrics. Arrangements by Ruth White. A bit straight compared to the other discs - perhaps because it was released in the sad and pathetic pre-Moog days of 1955 - but should be appealing to those who like quiet and nap time... you know who you are... and we all know that there is nothing wrong with either concept.