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Beethoven: Symphony No 9 / Koussevitsky, Et Al Music | List Price | $11.98 (You save $1.43) | | Label | Archipel | | All Time Sales Rank |  55645  | | CD Universe Part number | 3057969 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Mar 12, 2002 | | Mono/Stereo | Mono | | Re-Release | Yes |
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2009 sixth album from Finlands masterful progressive power metal band. 12 tracks
Personnel: Tony Kakko (vocals, keyboards); Johanna Kurkela (vocals); Elias Viljanen, Elias Viljanen (guitar); Henrik Klingenberg (keyboards); Tommy Portimo (drums).
Audio Mixer: Mikko Karmila.
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Illustrators: Gina Pitkänen; Janne Pitkänen.
Photographer: Toni Härkönen.
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Steve is classically trained and completed his Master's degree at Potsdam, NY. As a student, his Fanfares For Brass were performed at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. Steve later studied privately under the internationally recognized composer, Luigi Zaninelli."Autumn Wonders" is a compilation of 14 pieces composed for piano. Elements of classicism, romanticism and popular music are combined into an accessible style, providing one with a memorable experience. Melodic expression, light linear texture and clarity of sound are the hallmarks of this recording. Steering clear from the repetitive nature of much of the 'New Age' music, Steve chose instead to present an album based on classical structure, with romantic undertones. Instead of being merely mood enhancing, it transports the listener to a higher plane. The music of Steve Misiaszek is often said to be inspiring, healing and uplifting. It is being used in film clips, chiropractors' offices, homeopathy and massage spa treatment centers. It is also being used during yoga and expressive dance, and as background music in romantic settings, weddings and in childbirth. Steve stated the following about "Autumn Wonders":Since I believe music should be positively functional, it is my sincere expectation that the music presented on this recording will enrich and enhance your life. Its purpose is rejuvenating, restorative; a soothing balm to the soul. It is open, honest, honed to its essence without sacrificing artistic integrity. Each composition has its own descriptive character, as implied in each title. Although it is my intent for the music to stand alone, mental images can easily be evoked when associating each piece with its corresponding title. Perhaps an eagle sweeping the skies can be pictured in 'Soar,' or you may envision ocean waves rolling in and crashing against the cliffs in 'The Lighthouse.' 'The Music Box' captures the enchantment in the eyes of a child as she gazes at the twirling ballerina. The stationary sound of 'Waterlilies' culls an image of someone resting at a tranquil pond, observing, listening, absorbing the subtle nuances of sound and motion.Whatever images may come to mind; whatever emotions are evoked, you will find this music relaxing, soothing and restorative. So leave this hectic world behind and embark on an absorbing musical journey…
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