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Find unparalleled sonic excellence with the Garritan Abbey Road Studios CFX Lite, a virtual grand piano that brings the majestic sound of the Yamaha CFX Concert Grand into your studio. Recorded in the iconic Abbey Road Studio One, this virtual instrument benefits from the expertise of award-winning engineers and the unparalleled acoustics of one of the world's most famous recording spaces.Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the CFX Lite offers a rich and expressive piano experience, capturing the full dynamic range of the original instrument. The Close Classic microphone perspective delivers the full power and nuance of the Yamaha CFX, providing musicians and producers with an advanced, high-quality sound palette for their arrangements.The innovative Timbre Effect feature in the CFX Lite allows for creative manipulation of the piano's sound. By adjusting the Timbre Effect knob, users can alter the piano's character, from the natural resonance of the Yamaha CFX at 50% to a more plucked sound above 50%, or a softer, less percussive tone below. This versatility makes the CFX Lite a professional tool for emulating the unique studio techniques of legends like George Martin.Enhance your musical expression with added reverb controls, including Size and Decay knobs, to tailor the virtual space to your preference. The CFX Lite also includes twenty-two authentic reverb impulses from Abbey Road Studio One's rack gear, offering a touch of the studio's signature sound.Experience the realism of an acoustic grand piano with advanced pedal features such as Re-Pedaling and Partial Pedaling. These functions simulate the intricate behavior of piano pedals, allowing for more nuanced performance and the ability to "catch" notes with the sustain pedal or control the degree of dampening with a continuous sustain pedal.The Abbey Road Studios CFX Lite virtual grand piano is a versatile and professional choice for music production and performance, offering the high-quality sound of a renowned concert grand piano at your fingertips. Download today and infuse your compositions with the legendary sound of Abbey Road Studios.

Nature’s Splendor & Artisanal Mastery 24K Gold Plated Earrings Inspired by the majestic allure of nature. The reflection of the intricate efforts of our artisans. Handcrafted to perfection by skilled artisans, these exquisite pieces capture the essence of regal elegance and modern sophistication. All Les Reines collections are 24k gold plated brass. In order to keep your jewelry as shiny as it is on the first day, please follow our care guide; We recommend storing your jewelry in the Les Reines box in which it came in order to protect it from scratching and tangling when not being worn. Make sure to store your jewelry in a dry cool place (never in your bathroom) to avoid the tarnishing caused by humidity. Avoid contact with perfumes, makeup, creams, chlorine and other chemicals, as these substances will cause the jewelry to tarnish or fade. Do not wear your Les Reines jewelry while showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping. The best way to clean your Les Reines jewelry is to gently use a cotton or microfiber cloth. Make sure not to rub too hard or too much, as this may lead to the removal of 24 karat gold plating. To clean pearls and other semi-precious stones, gently wipe with a soft damp cloth.

With this Design Toscano exclusive animal statue, the privilege of a visit from a majestic Red Deer buck isn't confined to the tradition of grand European landscapes. The quintessential garden sculpture, our amazingly accurate investment in garden art stands over 4 ft. L and over 6 ft. tall, complete with an enviable rack of antlers. Our Design Toscano artist has sculpted nature's details with realistic texture, then cast them in quality designer resin reinforced with fiberglass for strength. Hand-painted 1-piece at a time for authenticity from giant rack to life-like eyes, this statuesque Red Deer buck is beyond compare, and a true value for its massive size. This large-scale, display-quality Red Deer buck lawn ornament transforms any home, garden, restaurant or hotel into something truly magnificent. 51.50 in. W x 34 in. D x 73.50 in. H, 76 lbs.

One May night in 1922, in a grand hotel in Paris, five of the greatest artists of the twentieth-century sat down to supper. It would be the only time that novelists Joyce and Proust, the young painter Picasso, choreographer Diaghilev and the composer Stravinsky were in a room together. Each of these exponents of early twentieth-century modernism was at the peak of his creative powers, and of all of them, Proust was enjoying the most spectacular success. Yet within six months he would be dead. "A Night at the Majestic" evokes the luxury and glamour of early-twentieth-century Paris, the intellectual achievement of the modernist movement and the gossip, intrigue and scandal of aristocratic France.

One May night in 1922, in a grand hotel in Paris, five of the greatest artists of the twentieth-century sat down to supper. It would be the only time that novelists Joyce and Proust, the young painter Picasso, choreographer Diaghilev and the composer Stravinsky were in a room together. Each of these exponents of early twentieth-century modernism was at the peak of his creative powers, and of all of them, Proust was enjoying the most spectacular success. Yet within six months he would be dead. "A Night at the Majestic" evokes the luxury and glamour of early-twentieth-century Paris, the intellectual achievement of the modernist movement and the gossip, intrigue and scandal of aristocratic France.

From majestic conifers to mosses and lichens, from grizzly bears to salamanders, from cutthroat trout to pine beetles, this reference offers a new approach to the concept of a field guide. Not only fun to read, its is infused with humor, passion, and lyricism. Author Daniel Mathews provides in-depth scientific information, informed by a broad array of current research. He covers a thousand species of plants, animals, fish, and insects found in the Rocky Mountains and discusses the geology, weather, and historic naturalist-explorers of the region. Includes information about Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Alberta, and British Columbia.

Critically acclaimed for his international bestseller, A Case of Curiosities, Allen Kurzweil has been called one of today's most gifted new voices in fiction. Now he returns with The Grand Complication -- a modern-day tale of literary intrigue, deviant passions, and delicious secrets. Behind the majestic walls of a Manhattan town house, a stylish young reference librarian of arcane interests unravels an 18th-century mystery -- who stole Marie Antoinette's watch The book is a grand and complicated "timepiece," told with a devilish sense of fun.

The majestic beauty of Grand Teton National Park has moved people throughout time. Native Americans believed in the spiritual power of the towering mountain peaks and journeyed there to gain special powers. Early fur traders, who had just crossed less ominous mountain ranges, viewed with trepidation the massive obstacle that loomed before them on their passage to the Pacific Northwest. In others, the Tetons ignited vision and passion--a vision to preserve for all generations to come and a passion to protect the independent way of life known by the first settlers of this western frontier. The formation of Grand Teton National Park spanned the course of nearly 70 years. Although there were many people who shared the struggle before them, it was not until Stephen Mather and Horace M. Albright took up the fight in 1915 that steps towards success were taken. Albright's tenacity and ability to convey his vision to philanthropist John D. Rockefeller Jr. set in motion a very long journey that culminated with Pres. Harry S. Truman signing today's Grand Teton National Park into existence on September 13, 1950.

This beautifully produced book tells the story of the conception, construction, and occupation of the Ahwahnee, one of the finest lodges in the national park system. Meticulously researched and illustrated with over one hundred photographs, the volume includes images of the majestic hotel, details of its unforgettable design, and juicy tales about its many celebrity guests, including Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, John F. Kennedy, and movie stars like Mel Gibson and Brad Pitt.

Ten thousand years ago, the California condor’s shadowraced across the rock faces of canyon walls throughout theSouthwest, but, over time, the majestic condor disappearedfrom this land—seemingly forever. Last seen in northernArizona in 1924, the California condor was on the brink ofextinction. In the early 1980s, scientists documented onlytwenty-two condors remaining in the wild, all in California.Thanks to a successful captive-breeding program, theirnumbers have increased dramatically, and dozens now flyfree over northern Arizona and southern Utah.Sophie A. H. Osborn’s groundbreaking book, Condors inCanyon Country, tells the tragic but ultimately triumphantstory of the condors of the Grand Canyon region. A naturalstoryteller, Osborn has written an in-depth, highly personalnarrative that brings you along as the author and othercondor biologists struggle to ensure the survival of thespecies. The book’s kaleidoscopic photographs of thesehuge birds flying free over the Southwest are nearly asbreathtaking as seeing California condors live. The onlybook of its kind, Condors in Canyon Country is a must-readfor anyone passionate about endangered species and whathumankind can do to save them.

Most people would not think of it as a desert, but the Grand Canyon of the Colorado is most assuredly that. With its towering walls barely lapped by the river, the canyon at its floor is a desert place unto itself.Ann Zwinger, a master of exposing the heart of the wild world, plumbs the very soul of this majestic place, exploring the deserts along the Colorado’s banks in order to examine things that often go unnoticed against a backdrop of overwhelming grandeur. Whether drawing our attention to a newly unfurled evening primrose, a ladybug at work on a leaf full of aphids, or the amazing appearance of a humpback chub slipping through the water like a pewter ghost, she opens a new window on the Canyon at river level to show us that small things of overpowering beauty can be found in a place whose intrinsic splendor is nothing less than staggering.Michael Collier’s photographs also offer readers a view of the Canyon that may surprise anyone accustomed to more panoramic perspectives. Here are dramatic and mysterious images of not only rocks and rapids but also the intimate manifestations of nature that Zwinger describes. And for those who have never rafted the Colorado, Collier’s dramatic photographs are the next best thing.Grand Canyon: Little Things in a Big Place is a book that will appeal equally to first-time Canyon visitors and long-time Zwinger and Collier fans—a book to return to time and again to contemplate the beauty of this timeless place.

From majestic conifers to mosses and lichens, from grizzly bears to salamanders, from cutthroat trout to pine beetles, this reference offers a new approach to the concept of a field guide. Not only fun to read, its is infused with humor, passion, and lyricism. Author Daniel Mathews provides in-depth scientific information, informed by a broad array of current research. He covers a thousand species of plants, animals, fish, and insects found in the Rocky Mountains and discusses the geology, weather, and historic naturalist-explorers of the region. Includes information about Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Alberta, and British Columbia.

Victoria's Empress Hotel, a hotel in the grand tradition, was built in 1908 by the Canadian Pacific Railway to attract and accommodate wealthy world travellers. Sited in a majestic harbour, surrounded by acres of gardens and offering every modern convenience of the day, the Empress quickly won international renown. It also became the centre of social life in Victoria, hosting everything from sedate meetings of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire to lively Policemen's Balls. Based on memoirs, interviews and archival records, this is the first full account of the glorious, occasionally scandalous, life and times of one of the world's legendary hotels. The colourful story is told with panache by social historian Terry Reksten, who has a gift for anecdote and a talent for bringing the past to life. Lavishly illustrated with over 100 black-and-white and 30 colour photographs, as well as some drawings, gathered from both public and private collections.

When people think of Grand Island, they invariably picture the bridges connecting it with Buffalo to the south and Niagara Falls to the north. They might also think of it as a pleasant and conveniently located suburb or envision the island's natural beauty with the majestic Niagara River flowing serenely around it. But there were no bridges before 1935, and most people know little of the island's long, fascinating history up to that time. To the Iroquois, it was a valued hunting and fishing preserve; to British and French imperialists, a contested frontier asset. After American independence, it became whatever people could dream up--a tax-free utopian settlement, a refuge for Europe's persecuted Jews, a source of timber for Yankee clipper ships, a summer retreat for the wealthy, a playground for the masses, or a collection of small farm villages--all before it assumed its suburban form. Its colorful story, presented through this book's images, emerged from interactions between its unique geography and human imagination.

The majestic beauty of Grand Teton National Park has moved people throughout time. Native Americans believed in the spiritual power of the towering mountain peaks and journeyed there to gain special powers. Early fur traders, who had just crossed less ominous mountain ranges, viewed with trepidation the massive obstacle that loomed before them on their passage to the Pacific Northwest. In others, the Tetons ignited vision and passion--a vision to preserve for all generations to come and a passion to protect the independent way of life known by the first settlers of this western frontier. The formation of Grand Teton National Park spanned the course of nearly 70 years. Although there were many people who shared the struggle before them, it was not until Stephen Mather and Horace M. Albright took up the fight in 1915 that steps towards success were taken. Albright's tenacity and ability to convey his vision to philanthropist John D. Rockefeller Jr. set in motion a very long journey that culminated with Pres. Harry S. Truman signing today's Grand Teton National Park into existence on September 13, 1950.

When people think of Grand Island, they invariably picture the bridges connecting it with Buffalo to the south and Niagara Falls to the north. They might also think of it as a pleasant and conveniently located suburb or envision the island's natural beauty with the majestic Niagara River flowing serenely around it. But there were no bridges before 1935, and most people know little of the island's long, fascinating history up to that time. To the Iroquois, it was a valued hunting and fishing preserve; to British and French imperialists, a contested frontier asset. After American independence, it became whatever people could dream up--a tax-free utopian settlement, a refuge for Europe's persecuted Jews, a source of timber for Yankee clipper ships, a summer retreat for the wealthy, a playground for the masses, or a collection of small farm villages--all before it assumed its suburban form. Its colorful story, presented through this book's images, emerged from interactions between its unique geography and human imagination.

Tiara crown. Silver. Embellished with diamantes. Copper/Zircon. W: 16cm H: 6cm. Step into the spotlight with the Majestic Entrance Crown. This exquisite tiara features a gleaming silver finish, adorned with dazzling diamantes. Exude regal sophistication and make a stunning statement at any grand occasion.

Become immersed in the world of high-definition visuals with the Model C HDTV Format Manual Wall and Ceiling Screen. This majestic screen, measuring 52x92 inches with a grand 106-inch diagonal, is designed to transform your presentations and video displays into stunning visual experiences. Engineered by Da-Lite, this impressive screen features a Controlled Screen Return (CSR) system, a unique feature that ensures a quiet and controlled return of the screen into its case. This innovative system guarantees optimal performance and smooth, consistent operation, enhancing your viewing experience. Please note, screens with the CSR feature must be fully extended as there are no intermediate stopping positions.The Model C screen is not just about performance, it also exudes elegance. It offers an optional choice of seven veneer finishes for the screen case, ranging from Honey Maple and Medium Oak to Heritage Walnut and Mahogany, adding a warm, sophisticated touch to any room. The veneer cases come with color-coordinated end caps, with white for Honey Maple, Light Oak, and Medium Oak, and black for Cherry, Mahogany, Natural Walnut, and Heritage Walnut.For installation flexibility, optional Floating Mounting Brackets are available. These allow the Model C screen to be mounted onto wall or ceiling studs and aligned left or right after installation. The veneer can also be added to the Floating Mounting Bracket to match the veneer case, ensuring a seamless look.The matte white surface of the Model C screen is one of the most versatile screen surfaces, making it an ideal choice when the presentation material is being projected and ambient light is controllable. It evenly distributes light over a wide viewing area, ensuring colors remain bright and life-like, with no shifts in hue. This screen surface is flame retardant and mildew resistant, with a viewing angle of 60° and a gain of 1.0, ensuring your visuals are always at their best. Experience the grandeur of large-scale visuals with the Model C HDTV Format Manual Wall and Ceiling Screen, a perfect blend of performance, elegance, and versatility.

Because of its advanced design and superior technology, the Cinema Contour HDTV 16:9 Format, 54 x 96", 110" Diagonal, High Contrast Cinema Vision Surface stands out in the world of home theater equipment. This majestic projection screen features a grand, wider frame that not only adds an elegant touch to your viewing space but also enhances the contrast, providing a stunning visual experience for film enthusiasts. Designed to maximize the potential of your 4K and Ultra HD projectors, this impressive screen is equipped with the latest in projection surface technology. The high contrast cinema vision surface ensures crystal clear, high-definition images with excellent contrast, taking your viewing experience to a whole new level. The Cinema Contour's wall-fixed frame offers easy installation and stability, ensuring the screen remains securely in place during use. This manual operation screen does not require electricity, making it a practical choice for any setting. Customizable by frame, finish, size, and surface, the Cinema Contour offers flexibility to suit your specific home theater needs. Whether you're a film purist or aficionado, the Cinema Contour HDTV 16:9 Format, 54 x 96", 110" Diagonal, High Contrast Cinema Vision Surface is the perfect addition to elevate your cinematic experience.

Take your viewing experience to the next level with the Model C 16:10 Wide Format Manual Wall and Ceiling Screen. This majestic screen, measuring 69x110 inches with a 130-inch diagonal, is designed for those who appreciate grand, immersive visuals. It's a product of Da-Lite, a trusted name in the industry, ensuring quality and durability.This impressive screen features a Controlled Screen Return (CSR) system, a unique feature offered exclusively by Da-Lite. The CSR system guarantees a quiet, controlled return of the screen into its case, ensuring optimal performance and smooth, consistent operation. For the best results, screens with the CSR feature must be fully extended without intermediate stopping positions.The Model C screen boasts a matte white surface, one of the most versatile screen surfaces available. This surface evenly distributes light over a wide viewing area, ensuring colors remain bright and life-like, with no shifts in hue. It's an excellent choice for situations where presentation material is being projected and ambient light is controllable. Plus, it's flame retardant and mildew resistant for added safety and longevity.Customize your screen case with an optional choice of seven veneer finishes for a warm, elegant look. Choose from Honey Maple, Medium Oak, Heritage Walnut, Mahogany, Light Oak, Natural Walnut, or Cherry. Cases with Honey Maple, Light Oak, and Medium Oak finishes come standard with white end caps, while Cherry, Mahogany, Natural Walnut, and Heritage Walnut cases come with black end caps.The Model C also offers optional Floating Mounting Brackets, allowing the screen to be mounted onto wall or ceiling studs and aligned left or right after installation. You can even add veneer to the Floating Mounting Bracket to match your veneer case.Whether you're displaying images or videos, the Model C 16:10 Wide Format Manual Wall and Ceiling Screen provides a stunning, regal viewing experience that's hard to beat.