See contacts with the early music of Angelo Branduardi (the two had some collabs later, I want to mention the last track "Hands and Clouds" because it has a folk influence and I Al least this is what we owner of turntables were told. This was quite normal in an era when if you wanted toįix the best possible sound on the vinyl you needed more separation between the There's a sort of continuity in this sequence of short and very short tracks. Made of shorter tracks can be intended as a suite. "Micro-Macro" could be called fusion, the whole B-side that's Landscape of Vollenweider's land as he's from Switzerland. I think it would be good for aįantasy soundtrack, made of mountains and castles, that's more or less the normal This album flows seamlessly and the music is evocative. Minor chords and this makes it sound more intriguing. There are very melodic moments like on the harp solo intro of "Pyramid" that's a track on The percussion are always present but never invasive. I mean that the production is so clean and the instruments so detailed that the The sound of the modified harp adds tones of blues while the other instruments sound Subtle background of darkness that makes it take the distance from the newage music. Yes, it's melodic and based on major chords, but specially on the opening track there's a Remind to the newage, but I think to "Epsilon in Malaysian Pale" instead. The birds and the natural sounds on the first seconds of the opener may Of course the leading instrument is the electro-acoustic harp invented by this eclectic multi. Vollenweider's music is usually relaxing and so well arranged and played that I usuallyĬonsider it as a single thing without looking at specific instruments or musical passages. I have listened to this album so many times that I find difficult speaking about it.
ANDREAS VOLLENWEIDER FULL ALBUM PLUS
Pedro Haldemann / percussion Releases informationĬD Colomba - CD 881-01 (1983, Switzerland)ĬD CBS - CDCBS 85545 (1984, Europe) New coverĬD Kinkou Music - KIN 17543 (2005, US) Remastered by Andreas with 5 bonus tracks plus 2 videos Andreas Vollenweider / harp, woodwinds, soprano sax, electric & acoustic guitars, accordion, Prophet 5 & Oberheim Obxas synths, Fx, vocals, composer, arranger & producer Video-2 Introducing Vox 2005 (Interviews, Studio Work, Live, Background Info) Line-up / Musicians Video-1 Andreas Vollenweider & Friends 1982 Live At The Loreley Amphitheatre, Germany - And.Twenty Years Later, Live At Sunset, Zurich, Switzerland Hey You! Yes, You.(From The Album Vox, 2005) (3:12) Pyramid-In The Wood-In The Bright Light (7:56)ġ1. Behind The Gardens-Behind The Wall-Under The Tree (7:13)Ģ.
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