" data-original-title="" title="">Seulah Noh is listed as composer, arranger and conductor. She could be described as "painter" too, as she uses her seventeen-piece orchestra (enlarged to twenty-one by strings on three numbers) as a palette on which to render sophisticated—and sometimes daring—portraits in sound that are generally progessive but seldom boring.

Several impart an East Asian flavor, especially the three-movement Traveler's Suite, which presumably depicts Noh's long journey from Korea (and her immersion in classical music) to the United States—and later conversion to jazz. The sections are "6829 Miles," "A Letter from Me" and "Sail at Dawn," each of which is persuasive in its own way, as are Noh's other themes: "L'illusionniste" (versions of which open and close the album), "Arrogant or Elegant" and "Hear the Light."

Noh also arranged