Nova Ars Cantandi Valotti Acciai - Compiete 7 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Guitarist Jim Campilongo's new of instrumental music is produced by Anton Fier, featuring original compositions and a few eclectic covers. Vocalist/guitarist Leah Siegel guests on the Stones tune InchNo ExpectationsInch and the Stooges InchNo FunInch. The band features Stephan Crump - acoustic bass, Tony Mason - drums and percussion with acoustic guitarist Steve Cardenas featured on a couple of tracks. Tracks Backburner, Awful Pretty, Pretty Awful, Blues for Roy, No Expectations, I'm Helen Keller and You're a Waffle Iron, Orange, Chelsea Bridge, Fingerpuppet, Because You Like Trombone, I've Got Blisters on my Fingers, Huckleberry, No Fun, Maceo, When You Wish Upon a Star. Guitar Player Magazine March 2010 will have a feature on InchOrangeInch and the Fender Campilongo Signature guitar. Fender has committed to two 1/2 page ads in Guitar World and Guitar Player about the Campilongo Signature guitar and InchOrangeInch. Guitar World in the March 2010 issue will include a feature on InchOrangeInch and the Fender Campilongo Signature guitar.

Amy Parks Simmons - Clarinet Music [COMPACT DISCS] date 06/27/2006

After Things to Come, his most famous film score, Arthur Bliss composed the soundtrack scores of CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS and MEN OF TWO WORLDS, two dramatic pictures which are largely forgotten today. Their music, however, enlivened by Spanish and African rhythms respectively, is colourful and interesting enough to be revived in the form of concert suites. Men of Two Worlds contains BARAZA, a miniature concert piece for piano and orchestra (like Addinsell’s “Warsaw Concerto” from Dangerous Moonlight, Bax’s Oliver Twist, Rózsa’s Spellbound and Herrmann’s “Concerto Macabre” from Hangover Square), with additional male choir. The three orchestral pieces from SEVEN WAVES AWAY are another real discovery and if anything even more deserving of concert performances than the two earlier scores.