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. ~ Chris Nickson, All Music Guide
Dazzling teamwork and driving,
dancing rhythms mark the debut
release by the duo of master Scottish
fiddler and this brilliant young
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| Alasdair Fraser (fiddle), Muriel Johnstone (piano), Natalie Haas (cello)
The project was inspired partly by the comprehensive book The Songs of Robert Burns by James C Dick, published in 1903. The author meticulously sets the historical and social context of Burns' work, and re-connects his lyrics to the melodies that Burns had intended. The published collections of Burns' day became the basis for selecting tunes for this recording. (continue . . .)
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Perennial favorite from Alasdair Fraser and Master Celtic Guitarist Tony McManus
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"Two of Scotland's most sublime
instrumental talents." —The
Scotsman This eagerly awaited recording pairs
two of Scotland's most respected
artists - renowned fiddler Alasdair
Fraser and guitar phenomenon Tony
McManus. |
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"Alasdair Fraser, and his trusty ensemble, have produced yet another amazing album of virtuoso music. Skyedance is a group that excels with talent, warmth and joy. They play together as if they are speaking to each other, with a combination of affection and aggression. Full of contemporary style and romanticism, they are unique and original in their approach to arrangements of original as well as traditional compositions. It is stunning to hear a group of such caliber. The recording itself is highlighted by an extreme spectral clarity and separation of instruments. It is very much as if you were sitting with the ensemble around you."
—Ben Kettlewell, Alternate Music Press
Labyrinth from the band Skyedance, whose members feature on soundtracks such as Titanic, Braveheart and Last of the Mohicans, interweaves Scottish roots with influences from around the world, threading the path of discovery with melodic, harmonic and rhythmic interplay. |