CD cover art designs

[Symphonic Addict]

Great cover Cesar.
I like this one as well:

Great, indeed! It resembled to me like a locomotive!

[JBS]

Great, indeed! It resembled to me like a locomotive!

It depicts the forging of the Sampo, a central item in the Kalevala, and which is one of those things that truly needs a Wikipedia article to describe.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampo

That artist was Joseph Alanen. His painting and several others depicting incidents in the story of the Sampo are included in the Wikipedia entry.

[Daverz]

Not much bothers me...except the Sound & Fury covers.

Old cover:



New cover:

[JBS]

The old cover is marginally better: at least it looks like she's singing.

[Symphonic Addict]

It depicts the forging of the Sampo, a central item in the Kalevala, and which is one of those things that truly needs a Wikipedia article to describe.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampo

That artist was Joseph Alanen. His painting and several others depicting incidents in the story of the Sampo are included in the Wikipedia entry.

That's precisely the last movement of Klami's Kalevala Suite on the CD: the Forging of the Sampo. Very interesting to read. Thank you!

[Mirror Image]

A few favorites:

[Pohjolas Daughter]

It depicts the forging of the Sampo, a central item in the Kalevala, and which is one of those things that truly needs a Wikipedia article to describe.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampo

That artist was Joseph Alanen. His painting and several others depicting incidents in the stoPDry of the Sampo are included in the Wikipedia entry.

I've considered naming my next cat  Sampo.   

And yes, I love both the Ondine and Jeffrey's one too...is that also Ondine?

PD

[Pohjolas Daughter]

I really like that one:



It also happens to be the same as this:



Appropriately for the music at hand, it is a representation of Death. The title is La Mort et le fossoyeur, or Death and the Grave Digger.

Those are powerful and gorgeous Andrei!