RAIDER DER VERLORENEN MUSIK

RAIDERS OF THE LOST MUSIC ( CVLD277 )

Author : AAVV
Performer : VARI

Available in: HD File, CD

Traces

1 Raiders of the lost ark, main theme 5:23
John Williams / Arr. Fabrizio Castania
New Project Classical Orchestra, Patrick Trentini conductor
Recording: Studio Magister, Preganziol, April 2004

2 Raiders of the lost ark, main theme 3:48
John Williams / Arr. Paolo Birro
Paolo Birro, solo piano
Recording: Studio Zanta, Camponogara, March 2004

3 Raiders of the lost ark, main theme (“FantaJones”) 5:14
John Williams / Arr. Francesco Erle
Schola S.Rocco Choir, Francesco Erle conductor
Recording: Church of S. Rocco, Vicenza, January 2005

4 Raiders of the lost ark, main theme (“The True Ark”) 3:07
John Williams / Arr. Federico Zandonà
Dittamondo Ensemble, four trumpets, timpani and organ Tranquillo Forza conductor
Recording: Church of St. George the Martyr, Castegnero, July 2004

5 Raiders of the lost ark, main theme 10:18
John Williams / Arr. Massimo Salvagnini
Massimo Salvagnini, tenor saxophone, Stefano Bassato, guitar, Giorgio Panagin, double bass
Recording: Studio Magister, Preganziol, February 2005

6 Raiders of the lost ark, main theme 3:41
John Williams / Arr. Fiorenzo Zeni
Sax Four Fun, saxophone quartet
Recording: Studio Magister, Preganziol, April 2005

7 Raiders of the lost ark, main theme 3:47
John Williams / Arr. Massimo Parente
Massimo Parente Trio from VELUT LUNA CVLD 100 “INTERLUDE”
Recording: Studio Zanta, Camponogara, September 2004

Notes

Steven Spielberg's imagination, enthusiasm, and unbridled imagination helped me capture the essence of this recording. I believe this album embodies the deepest meaning of my work in the music industry: the reason why, more than twenty years ago, I wanted to found an independent label at a time when the world of ideas in music was beginning its slow decline.
We are the Predators, those who need to explore the world always one step ahead: we are, with all our curiosity and imagination: we are, with our enthusiasm still intact.
Way back in 2002, I had this idea: a game, first and foremost, but also a challenge to try to communicate through a concrete work the infinite possibilities that music offers humanity to transform a single theme into countless different compositions.
So I asked some of the musicians with whom I have a deep relationship, each to develop their own original and personal arrangement of the famous Indiana Jones theme by the great John Williams.
More than I had hoped, the result is a fresco in 7 paintings that explores every possible acoustic sound, an extraordinary amount of different harmonic variations, every emotion of making music together.
Traveling through different genres - from symphonic music to choral music, to chamber music, from solo jazz to ensemble jazz, I hope that this musical idea of ​​mine will fascinate you as much as it has fascinated me.
He is currently Professor of Piano at the Windsor Piano Academy in Windsor and Artistic Director of the Windsor International Piano Competition.
He also graduated in History from the University of Palermo with full marks and honors.