Dan Dean - Songs Without Words - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Nickelback's legendary, sold-out performance on the Get Rollin' Tour at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on August 1, 2023 was professionally filmed and recorded and seeing a proper to commemorate the 2-year anniversary of their chart-topping album Get Rollin' released in November 2022. Live From Nashville features all the band's biggest hits, including InchHow You Remind Me, Inch InchPhotograph, Inch InchBurn It to the Ground, Inch and many more. The album also features guest appearances from some of rock and country's biggest stars, including HARDY (performing his hit InchSOLD OUTInch), Bailey Zimmerman (performing Nickelback's superhit InchRockstarInch), Chris Daughtry (performing the band's InchSavin' MeInch) and more. This is a can't-miss from one of rock's biggest bands of all time.

Songs Without Words is the first purely instrumental recording in the history of Camerata Trajectina. Poetry in the 16th and 17th centuries was usually set to popular melodies. Camerata Trajectina has had years of expertise in researching the source melodies underlying these texts. The most beautiful melodies of the Dutch Golden Age were omnipresent. They rang out on the carillon and sounded on the organ in church, they were whistled and blown by city pipers and flutists, and they were whirled and capered to at weddings and balls. Camerata Trajectina play classics of the 17th century in our own arrangements and improvisations, recycling famous melodies, madrigals, songs and harmonies.

Space, endless expanses these are the adventures of the Space Big Band, who travel with a team of seventeen to places that no big band has ever seen before. Space Big Band was named by Danish bassist Kenneth Dahl Knudsen and Latvian saxophonist Toms Rudzinskis. The two got to know each other in Berlin. They hit it off musically and decided to form a band together. Both Knudsen and Rudzinskis had worked for big bands in the past and found that there was a lack of modern, contemporary compositions for such large ensembles. With a host of friends, excellent musicians from Germany, Denmark, Latvia, the USA, Russia, Ukraine, France, Sweden and Austria, they got the project going. The result is the first InchSpace Big BandInch album. The term InchspaceInch has a double meaning. Of course, first of all outer space is meant and the history of it's exploration. The two bandleaders, who each composed five pieces for the album, include references to inspirations from Galileo to Hawking, early geology and the origin of the earth, Johannes Kepler and the frequencies of planets, but also to current space missions and the history of our knowledge of the cosmos. But there is also InchspaceInch in music. It needs space, space for improvisation and collective music-making, as is typical for a contemporary jazz orchestra. The song titles usually make it clear from where the respective piece draws it's inspiration. Both composers studied and researched their subject areas, but the songs do not tell unambiguous stories.