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Concerto Suite For Electric Guitar And Orchestra In E Flat Minor Op. 1 - Yngwie Malmsteen

 

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Yngwie Malmsteen / Audio CD released at Steamhammer UK [SPV] / Disc #1 ... more
Concerto Suite For Electric Guitar And Orchestra In E Flat Minor Op. 1 - Yngwie Malmsteen ... Tracklisting
1 Icarus Dream Fanfare
2 Cavalino Rampante
3 Fugue
4 Prelude to April
5 Toccata
6 Andante
7 Sarabande
8 Allegro
9 Adagio
10 Vivance
11 Presto Vivace
12 Finale

Newest Review: ... was unavailable for a while, that Malmsteen met David Rosenthal who immediately agreed to score the work for full orchestral ... more

 ... parts. This was further winged when conductor Yoel Levi had a chance to hear the demo tapes and was impressed enough that he was willing to conduct the finished work. Thus in 1997 the orchestrated work was taken to Prague for the recording of the orchestral music and which was then later mixed together with the separate guitar overlay recorded in Miami that became one of the very few electric guitar concertos with a real orchestra, not just a synth mock up. The title of the work as being a "Concerto Suite" s...more

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Crowned Review Concerto Suite For Electric Guitar And Orchestra In E Flat Minor Op. 1 - Yngwie Malmsteen: When Rock goes Barock (1267 words)
by berlioz II - written on 22.03.08 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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It is interesting to note how the electric guitar has not really managed to get to the position of it being used very progressively in the world of modern classical music. Maybe it is the fairly recent invention of the instrument or the general connotations of it being an instrument for use in pop and rock music that has made it less than appealing for serious classical concert composers, therefore it seems that any such melding of classical music with the electric guitar have been rather left to those who have backgrounds in playing the instrument. One of those people is Yngwie Johann Malmsteen, the Swedish guitarist who from very early on got interested in baroque ...

 
 
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