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Although the breakup of ABBA in the early '80s did not, in fact, mean the dissolution of the songwriting team of Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus that had come up with all of the group's songs and made up half of its personnel, people tend to think of it that way, an impression only reinforced by the worldwide success of the stage musical Mamma Mia! that employs ABBA songs, since Andersson and Ulvaeus insisted as a condition of their involvement that the songs by performed in their ABBA arrangements. There have been relatively few attempts to record the songs differently -- Erasure's 1992 EP Abba-esque was one, but, more typically, the A*Teens tried to copy the original arrangements on their album The ABBA Generation in 2000. And there have been no attempts to consider Andersson and Ulvaeus as songwriters beyond ABBA, despite their continuing partnership, which has produced two original stage musicals and other songs, before and after ABBA. Opera singer Anne Sofie Von Otter changes all this with her collection of Andersson/Ulvaeus songs, I Let the Music Speak, which includes only six ABBA songs among its 12 selections (and one of them was not actually written for ABBA, though the group recorded it). She adds in songs from the musicals Chess and Kristina Från Duvemåla, as well as other songs by the duo up to 2001. (One song, "After the Rain," was written by Andersson with Johan Nörklit, without Ulvaeus' involvement.) The arrangements were written by Flesh Quartet, Anders Eljas, George Wadenius, and, in the case of "I Walk with You, Mama" (a lyric written by Ulvaeus set to Andersson's instrumental composition "Stockholm at Night," written for a late-'80s film), Andersson himself with bassist Svante Henryson. Andersson on piano joins Henryson for the track's instrumental accompaniment. They give the song a classical, art-song feel, which is consistent with the other arrangements. For the ABBA songs, Von Otter has mostly chosen late-period ballads like "When All Is Said and Done" and "The Winner Takes It All," as well as the last-ever ABBA song, "The Day Before You Came," and this is material that works well in a completely different context. Nor are the arrangements the same as each other, by any means. "I Let the Music Speak," with its accordion, sounds ...
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Marco Lo Muscio's follow-up album to 'New Horizons' including original compositions by Marco and grand piano/pipe organ transcriptions of music by composers including Steve Hackett, Anthony Phillips and Keith Emerson. Tracks 1-8 : Grand Piano Tracks 9-15 : Pipe Organ (Organ Mascioni in the church of 'St. Paul's Within the Walls' in Rome) Produced by Murizio "Bozorius" Bozzi for Drycastle records.Steve Hackett quotes about Marco's CDs... "...Brilliant CD played fantastically! It was wonderful to feel the power of the organ combined with your complete commitment to the instrument and the music of all the composers. It was a sensational experience to hear music that started out as little doodles on the guitar being given such a extraordinary treatment. I'm a big fan of the sound of the organ which is a complete world in itself, especially in dedicated hands." "...a marvellous musician!" "...'Meditation On Horizons' is very interesting, particularly as you had changed the harmonies to good effect. You've made a lot of a track that was only one minute thirty seconds long originally." Marco Lo Muscio was born in Rome on October 23 1971. He graduated in Piano with full honours (“Cum Laudeâ€) at "L. Refice" academy of music guided by Maestro Tonino Maiorani. He then perfected himself (in three years) with the great pianist Sergio Fiorentino attaining the ...
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