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アカデミックな美麗さ luciano basso「voci」 4番、サード、 いたち野郎
Luciano Basso's 1976 album "Voci" is an excellent example of instrumental symphonic prog by a classically-trained, gifted keyboardist and composer. Note: Basso had played in the group IL MUCCHIO recording their last two singles with them, before going solo.
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Voci, an Album by Luciano Basso. Released in 1976 on Ariston (catalog no. AR/LP 12228; Vinyl LP). Genres: Progressive Rock, Symphonic Prog. Rated #253 in the best albums of 1976.
LUCIANO BASSO discography and reviews
VOCI Luciano Basso Rock Progressivo Italiano. 3.95 | 84 ratings From Progarchives.com, the ultimate progressive rock music website. Lizzy: With the patience and craftsmanship of a jeweller had il grande maestro, Luciano Basso, managed to create and then polish this peerless diamond that is his debut album.
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Luciano Basso - Voci 1976 Symphonic Prog Italy FULL ALBUMSymphonic Prog, all instrumental album, highlighted by keyboard/piano work with the breezing Classi.
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Hailing from Venetia, keyboard maestro Luciano Basso delivered one of the most beautiful prog albums from Italy ever- "Voci". This is, naturally, an album centered on his arsenal of grand piano, organ, harpsichord, mellotron and electric piano, although there is also room for important violin flourishes and guitar leads, as well as relevant manifestations of the rhythm duo's power.
Luciano Basso "Voci" 1976 Italy Prog Rock debut album johnkatsmc5
Music By, Arranged By, Piano, Organ, Mellotron, Electric Piano, Harpsichord - Luciano Basso. Producer [Produced By] - Graham Johnson (3) Sleeve Notes - Luciano *. Violin - Luigi Campalani.
Luciano Basso Voci (1976)
All the Luciano Basso LP's were issued by Ariston and are now rare. The original issue of Voci came out with a textured cover, soon replaced with a smooth one.The two versions can also be identified by a different text layout on the label and the date reported, "5-76" on the first issue, "1976" on the second.
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Luciano Basso - Voci (1976) FULL ALBUM. 38:55; Luciano Basso Promenade II [HQ Audio] Voci 1976. 6:26; Luciano Basso - Preludio (Voci) 7:35; Luciano Basso Promenade II [HQ Audio] Voci 1976. 6:26; Lists Add to List. Japanese Mini LPs by Internaut;
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Voci, an Album by Luciano Basso. Released in 2008 on BTF (catalog no. AMS LP 04; Vinyl LP). Genres: Progressive Rock, Symphonic Prog.
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Available on https://www.btf.it Available on https://amsrecords.bandcamp.com/ (C) AMS Records http://www.ams-music.itThe debut album of acclaimed keyboardist.
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Voci by Luciano Basso, released 01 August 2007
アカデミックな美麗さ luciano basso「voci」 4番、サード、 いたち野郎
Voci by Luciano Basso, released 01 August 2007 1. Preludio 2. Promenade I° 3. Promenade II° 4. Voci 5. Echo 6. Mignon The debut CD of acclaimed keyboardist Luciano Basso. This is a highly appreciated instrumental effort, being cited by "The Billboard Guide to Progressive Music" as one of the best-ever examples of classically-influenced progressive rock, comparing it to the work of such.
LUCIANO BASSO Voci reviews
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Studio Ariston.Luciano Basso - piano, organ, Mellotron, harpsichordMichele Zorzi - guitarLuigi Campalani - violinMassimo Palm.