Feelings of the Piano of Jerome Etnom Album

Feelings of the Piano of Jerome Etnom has a 15-track programme that includes “Feelings,” “Autumn Leaves,” “Yesterday,” “Begawan Solo” and “Unforgettable.” “A Song for You” closes the list and is marked as a bonus track. If you are looking for the album because of a particular song, the full running order below will help you find it and see where it falls in the programme.

Track listing

Several titles in the programme refer to the moon: “The Moon Represents My Heart,” “Colorful Clouds Chase After the Moon,” “Moon Love” and “The Moon Conveys My Love to a Far-Away Place.” They do not appear as one uninterrupted group; other tracks sit between them. It is therefore worth checking the whole list if you want to know what comes before and after a song you have in mind. The order below follows the listing supplied by the store and has not been independently verified.

1. Feelings
2. The Moon Represents My Heart
3. Autumn Leaves
4. Colorful Clouds Chase After the Moon
5. Yesterday
6. Moon Love
7. The Way We Were
8. The Moon Conveys My Love to a Far-Away Place
9. The Shadow Of Your Smile
10. I Don’t Know How To Love Him
11. Begawan Solo
12. Fisherman’s Song
13. Unforgettable
14. Moonlight in Vermont
15. A Song for You – bonus track

Choosing the right edition

This description does not specify the album’s format or edition. Before choosing it for your system, check the medium or delivery method of the particular copy offered for sale. That matters especially if you have a player that accepts only one type of recording. A track listing tells you which titles are included, but it does not tell you what equipment you will need to play them. The store category is no substitute for confirming the format of the specific edition, either. If you are buying the album as a gift, find out what the recipient’s equipment can play before you make your choice.

Playback settings

The controls available to you will depend on the device you use to play the album; they are not specified in this description. When you begin listening, select the appropriate source on your system and start at a low volume. You can then adjust the level to suit your listening position. To hear the programme in the order shown here, turn off shuffle or random playback. Use repeat only when you want to hear a track or the whole programme again. If you are searching for one title, its number in the list can help you find it on a player that lets you select individual tracks.

Listening position and connection

The album itself does not need a place in your room, but your listening experience will depend on the system you use and, if applicable, where you put your speakers. For speaker listening, choose a comfortable position and arrange the speakers according to the recommendations for your equipment. Speaker placement is irrelevant when you listen through headphones. The connection method likewise depends on your player or other source device. Before buying, check that it can play the format of the specific edition and send audio to the system you own. Confirming both points is useful: being able to play a recording and being able to hear it through your chosen system are separate parts of the setup.

Stereo, home cinema and multiroom systems

With a stereo system, first make sure your source device supports the album edition’s format. Connect that device to the amplifier as directed in your equipment instructions. The same format check applies to a home cinema system. Any additional sound options will depend on the system itself, and this description does not state an audio format for the album. If you listen in several rooms or through multiple devices, check whether your system can route audio from the selected source to the zones you want to use. Neither the album title nor the track listing confirms that kind of compatibility. The useful question in each setup is whether the particular edition, the device playing it and the rest of your system work together.

FAQ

Can I tell from this page that the album is a CD?

No. This page provides the track programme, but it does not confirm the format of the specific edition. If you plan to use a CD player, check the format of the copy offered for sale before buying it.

How can I listen to the tracks in the listed order?

Turn off shuffle or random playback on your player and start with the first track, “Feelings.” The listed sequence ends with “A Song for You,” which is marked as a bonus track.

Where are “Begawan Solo” and “Fisherman’s Song” in the list?

They appear consecutively at numbers 11 and 12. Those numbers can help you select them if your player allows you to go directly to a particular track.

Does the album need a special connection for a home cinema system?

No album connection is specified here. The connection you need depends on the format of the particular edition, the device used to play it and the inputs available on your home cinema system.

Can I listen to this album in several room zones?

That depends on the capabilities of your playback equipment and multiroom system. This page does not provide information confirming that a particular edition is compatible with such a setup.