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███ Renaissance - Scheherazade & Other Stories
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███ Artist - Renaissance
███ Album - Scheherazade & Other Stories
███ Label - Repertoire
███ Street Date - xx/xx/2006
███ Release Date - 11/12/2006
███ Genre - Rock
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███ # NAME TIME
███ 01. Trip To The Fair 10:53
███ 02. The Vultures Fly High 03:07
███ 03. Ocean Gypsy 07:09
███ 04. Song Of Scheherazade 24:40
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███ 45:49 min
███ 70,3 mb
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This album was the group's magnum opus in the perception of ███
many on-lookers and fans, and it still plays well, though its ███
flaws are more evident now than they were at the time. The ███
"Song of Scheherazade," really a suite for the group ███
supported by the London Symphony Orchestra and a chorus, ███
started with guitarist-composer Mick Dunford, who had a ███
personal fascination with the medieval literary work Tales of ███
1,001 Arabian Nights, and was realized by Dunford and his ███
composing partner Betty Thatcher, with bassist Jon Camp and ███
pianist John Tout. The piece, really nine sections assembled ███
together, was one of the more ambitious works to come out of ███
the progressive rock boom -- it fits together nicely and does ███
have some gorgeous passages and many lyrical, powerful ███
sections, although it also seems slightly repetitive, ███
overstaying its welcome somewhat; additionally, it never uses ███
the orchestra quite as effectively as one senses it might ███
have, for anything except embellishment. Less ambitious and ███
more completely successful are "Ocean Gypsy," "The Vultures ███
Fly High," and "Trip to the Fair" on side one, all relatively ███
unpretentious pieces which feature extraordinary singing by ███
Annie Haslam. There's no domestic CD release, though there is ███
an import that does improve on the original vinyl, which ███
suffered from a fair amount of noise in its pressings and ███
somewhat compressed sound. ███
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