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Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and Yellowstone
Learn about one of America's greatest treasures. Only $15! Right click and Save Target As to download the Quicktime edition. Producer Timothy Linsdau, a longtime resident of northwest Wyoming, offers a matchless approach to this timeless wonderland by giving the viewer a personal tour of this incredible treasure of the West. See how Jackson, Wyo., the biggest small town in America and the embodiment of the Western lifestyle, serves as the gateway to these national treasures. See wildlife from the largest to smallest; the power of a charging one-ton bison bull to the dizzying speed of creatures infinitely smaller. Discover what the pioneers left behind and how they established themselves in this remote region of the frontier. Observe rushing rivers, meandering streams, and magnificent lakes in the shadows of majestic, jagged peaks. View spouting and boiling geysers, thundering waterfalls, and deep canyons; marvel at the mighty power of Mother Nature. These true jewels in the royal crown of America's natural wealth are enhanced by musical themes both Classical and Western adding to the viewing pleasure. This finely crafted DVD will provide all who watch enjoyment for years to come. Only $15! Reviews Thank you so much for your "Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks" DVD. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it twice with my family. It served to reacquaint and remind us of the great beauty that is found in these magnificent places. It was truly a nurturing experience. Your narrative was very informative and it was delivered in a relaxed and pleasant manner. I especially enjoyed and appreciated the choice of music that accompanied your commentary. It was complementary and enhancing throughout. To mention a few musical examples: the ruggedness of some of the Grand Teton mountains was depicted by the aggressive first movement of Beethoven's Fifth symphony; a peaceful baroque harpsichord and flute composition was heard with photographs of a tranquil stream at Jenny Lake Falls, and the "Flight of the Bumble Bee" was perfect with the "flight of the chip monk". In other scenes you very appropriately used some very simple western programatic music to set just the right mood, along with other familiar classics. Each selection effectively portrayed the most peaceful to the most dramatic elements of nature captured in your video. This will surely be appealing to prospective first time visitors as well as to repeat visitors to these Great American Treasures. Thanks again and the best of luck to you. Irvin K., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Music San Diego Mesa College
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