Spirals of Time

On this CD:

1. Song for Timisoara
Composed by Carlos Delgado
Performed by Emil Sein

2. Gleams Favillae, for solo clarinet
Composed by Rccardo Santoboni
Performed by Emil Sein

3. Circles of Time
Composed by Youngmi Ha
Performed by Emil Sein

4. Pieces (5) for Alto saxophone
Composed by Klaus Sinfelt
Performed by Emil Sein

5. Visions, for solo clarinet
Composed by Barbara Jazwinski
Performed by Emil Sein

6. North Beach Rhapsody, for clarinet & piano
Composed by Martin Rokeach
Performed by Jeanne Golan, Emil Sein

7. Golden Blackphone
Composed by Chianan Yen
Performed by Emil Sein

8. Round Dance
Composed by Ron Mazurek
Performed by Andrei Deleanu, Emil Sein, Julia Sein

9. Rituals, Wind
Composed by Dinu Ghezzo
Performed by Dinu Qhezzo, Dinu Qhezzo, Emil Sein, Emil Sein, Emil Sein, Emil Sein, Emil Sein, Emil Sein

Spirals of Time, Music, Emil Sein, Julia Sein, Carlos Delgado, Dinu Ghezzo, Youngmi Ha, Barbara Jazwinski, Ron Mazurek, Martin Rokeach, Rccardo Santoboni, Klaus Sinfelt, Chianan Yen, Dinu Qhezzo, Andrei Deleanu, Jeanne Golan, Chamber, Chamber Music, Chamber Music & Recitals, Classical, Classical Composers

Spirals Of Time
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Spirals Of Time
Giuliano TIBURZIO; Antonio BOSTOLOTO; Leonardo ZAMBLANCO & Fernando PACHECO
Manufacturer: Musea/Rock Symphony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000NA7F5U
Release Date: 2006-01-01

Tracks:

It's Time To Change
Universe
Someday Beyond - Shadows And Light Will Bright
Earth
Fogueira

Product Description

Giuliano TIBURZIO, Antonio BOSTOLOTO, Leonardo ZAMBLANCO & Fernando PACHECO are four veterans of the Brazilian Progressive rock scene. Led by the latter musician, who used to be the guitarist and founding member of RECORDANDO O VALE DAS MACAS, the band aims to trace back the very essence of the Golden Age of the style, between the years 1968 and 1978. Released by both Musea and Rock Symphony labels, "Spirals Of Time" (2006) is about to reach this ambitious challenge. Through three long pieces, one short track of 4 minutes and a suite lasting 26 minutes that starts the opus, these four fellowmen revisit many aspects of the international Progressive rock heritage. However they bring about something new, that can not be easily compared to anything already known. Further, the general atmosphere differs from that of the South-American School, notably through Leonardo ZAMBIANCO's excellent English vocals. To be discovered !