8 thoughts on “ Fire, Fire - Riverside Chamber Singers - Madrigals Across The Centuries (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. The overall musical style of composer Morten Lauridsen has often been compared to earlier choral styles; his flair for fluid choral melody, his love of contrapuntal artifice from canon to cantus firmus, and his delight in close text-setting, all point to his inspirations in the music of the past. In his set of six "madrigali," or Six fire songs, his inspiration is even closer to the foreground.

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2. Fire! biography Mats Gustafsson is almost cult figure in Scandinavian avant-punk-free-jazz for decades. And if his solo releases and collaborations of last years are usually strongly rooted in free jazz, this new band,Fire!, founded in , is different.

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3. Tribunal Records originally released LINE OF FIRE’s debut album in based simply on the fact that Journey is our favorite band. What we realized then was that LINE OF FIRE was as close as we were going to come to having Journey on our label, so we decided to sign them and throw possibly the biggest curve ball at our loyal and devout metallic hardcore label fanbase.

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4. Oct 04,  · Riverhead firefighters knocked down a fire in a mobile home community on Friday, Oct. 4.

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5. Tracklist: 1. Quem Vidistis Pastores 2. O Vos Omnes 3. Hosanna To the Son Of David 4. So Fahr Ich Hin 5. Ecco L'aurora 6. S'infinita Bellezza 7. Ecco.

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6. Iconic band from the 's - great album. The title track is a classic 's Billboard number 1 & the remainder of the album lives up to the same high standard. Check out 'Smoke' for the Ohio Players at their unique best/5(82).

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8. "Fire Music," with its rich horn textures, contsantly changing tempos, and inventive, original compositions and arrangements, has to be Archie Shepp's best album as a leader. Archie's tenor playing is passionate and wild, and the incredible band of Ted Curson (tp), Joe Orange (tb), Marion Brown (as), Reggie Johnson (b) and Joe Chambers (d /5(11).

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