Corin Curschellas Discography of CDs

Corin Curschellas CD discography Track Listing of songs: Olma Da Vali; O Funtaunas; Ina Buna Per Tei; Porta Porta; Canzun Da Ziteil; Pinada; Trent; Onns; Na Per ...

Corin Curschellas albums Track Listing of songs: Prolog; Borders Dont't Matterhorn; Buca Mo; Yes Because; Waiting; Sur Ils Binaris; Exchange; Return Turn Turn; Manche Freilich; Woke Up; Damondas; Dial Dial Do; New Menu; Bright Lights; I'll Explain; Epilog; Remix: Ils Vagants;

Corin Curschellas albums Guitarist Nguyên Lê pays tribute to Jimi Hendrix by performing ten of the late rock innovator's songs on this 2002 CD. Lê plays in the tradition of Hendrix without directly copying him, being creative and stretching himself. The occasional vocals by drummer Terri Lyne Carrington, Aïda Khann, and Corin Curschellas (which are sometimes spoken as much as sung) are unfortunately not as interesting and are mostly distracting. Bassist Michel Alibo is excellent during his solos and Lê shows originality in his improvisations, but the music overall is more heartfelt than essential, particularly since Hendrix's own records are easily available. ~ Scott Yanow Recorded at Studio Davout, Studio Louxor, Paris, France and Systems Two, New York, New York between May & June 2002. Personnel: Nguyên Lê (guitar, guitar synthesizer); Terri Lyne Carrington (vocals, drums); Michel Alibo (electric bass). Personnel: Nguyen Le (synhtesizer, guitar); Terri Lyne Carrington (vocals, drums); Aida Khann, Corin Curschellas (vocals); Bojan Zulfikarpasic (piano, Fender Rhodes pinao); Meshell Ndegeocello, Michel Alibo (electric bass); Karim Ziad (percussion). Producers: Nguyen Le, Terri Lyne Carrington. Additional personnel: Aida Khann, Corin Curschellas (vocals); Bojan Zulfikarpasic (piano); Me'Shell Ndegéocello (electric bass); Karim Ziad (percussion).

Corin Curschellas CD discography An unexpected--and to many at the time, off-putting--sidestep from the Brazilian music which had entranced David Byrne for close to a half-decade, 1991's THE FOREST sounds rather like a bid to be seen as a serious composer. Based on the Sumerian epic of Gilgamesh, the earliest known narrative story, THE FOREST is a foray into 19th century Romanticism. Less a symphony than a tone poem, complete with occasional vocal passages from Byrne and others, THE FOREST combines traditional orchestral arrangements with such relatively odd (for classical-style music) instruments as accordion and zither. Listened to free of the preconceptions aroused by Byrne's other work, THE FOREST is an interesting and occasionally lovely experiment. THE FOREST is an orchestral recording in 10 parts. Personnel: David Byrne (vocals); ...

Corin Curschellas music CDs All songs by Max Lasser except "First Day's Work" and "Destiny" (Max Lasser/Christoph Stiefel). Lasser's release on the Sona Gaia label is slickly produced with some intriguing approaches to the guitar, from sparkling classical miniatures and powerful electric solos to Indian raga-style melodies played on slide guitar, among other things. The ...