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MP3 Brian Ascenzo - How Many Worlds?
14 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Smooth Jazz, NEW AGE: New Age
Details:
''How Many Worlds?
An instrumental search by guitarist Brian Ascenzo
1 Rainy Morning (5:04)
A moody piece in 7/4 time,
reminiscent of 80''s progressive jazz/rock.
Pat Gallo - Bass
2 How Are You Feeling? (3:01)
A light, poppy keyboard tune.
3 Almost Sunrise (00:38)
A short fore-shadowing.
4 Prelude #1 (1:53)
Classical guitar solo from ''Another Day''.
5 Fair to Partly Cloudy (4:17)
An old ''ECM records style jazz cut.
Jim Lucas - Bass,
Rob Emanuel - drums
6 (It) Could Be New Love (3:33)
The classical guitar punctuates a groove
inspired by Kate Bush''s ''Running Up That Hill''.
7 Don’t Lose Hope (2:08)
A short, tonal expression.
8 Clouds Wander (4:25)
An ethereal search, led melodically by the
Jerry Jones Electric Sitar.
9 Metamora (1:55)
Named for the lake where my family had a cottage.
From ''Another Day''.
10 Prelude #3 (1:52)
Classical guitar piece also on ''Another Day''
This one shortened at ''Brother Ray''s'' suggestion.
11 So Far (4:51)
Latin-pop a la Dan Fogelberg.
It''s that ''Part of the Plan- D thing''.
Jim Lucas - Bass
Rob Emanuel - drums
Erika Syroid, Tom Fowler - Violin
Raymond Sicam III - Cello
Mike Gonzales - Flugelhorn
12 I love the Sunrise (3:25)
A rousing big carribean/latin tune that was
laying around and not helping to pay for beer.
13 Shuffle Off (4:34)
A catchy rock-pop instrumental.
Charles DeChant - Sax
Sax, Tom Fowler - Bass
Rob Emanuel - drums
14 Sunday Evening (1:52)
The mystical goodnight. Also from ''Another Day''.
Dennis Sheridan - Tablas, Percussion
All other instruments performed by Brian Ascenzo
Cuts # 4, 9, 10 and 14 recorded at Miller MIDI Productions, 1991
Cuts # 5, 11, and 13 - assistant engineer Kent Huffnagel
Brian Ascenzo is a 30 year veteran of the entertainment
business, during which time he has cut a wide path across
the industry. As a musician, he has written, arranged and
performed many styles of music, from classical to jazz to
rock and techno (even the odd pit orchestra or musical)
An old school musician, Brian plays guitar (all styles)
bass, mandolin and also sings.
Written, Arranged, Produced,
and Recorded by Brian Ascenzo
c p 2006 Pegwood Arts BMI
all rights reserved
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