Euphonia

Track Listings

1. Ambra/Ambra Waltz

2. Euphonia

3. Hemisphere/Desert Skies

4. Last Cherry Tree

5. Celestial Civilizations

6. Kerygma

7. Anphorae

8. Urban Dance

9. Reflected Space 1 and 2

Euphonia,Vincenzo Zitello,Mca,Adult Alternative,Jazz Music,New Age / Meditation

Euphonia

Tracks:

Adios Nonino
Libertango
Buenos Aires hora cero
Tres minutos con la realidad
Verano Porteno
Doble concierto para Bandoneon, Guitarra y Orquesta de Cuerdos - "Hommage a Liege" Tango
Vuelvo al Sur
Tanguedia III
Milonga del Angel
Concierto de Nacar 3rd mvt allegro marcato
Decarissimo
Duo de Amor
Ballada para un loco
November 1987 - Opus
July 1987 - Les Trottoirs de Buenos Aires - Euphonia Argentina
March 21, 1981 - Interactualites

Customer Reviews:

a must have for all the Piazzollists.......2004-06-23

This is one of my favorite Piazzolla recordings. Be ready to embarke on a beautiful journey through Europe and Argentina. For the pluralists Piazzolla's language is the Lingua-Franca !

Average customer rating:

Beyond Great, Heaven!
Good, not great

Euphonia
Perceptual Outer Dimensions
Manufacturer: Caroline Distributio
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Techno-House | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000001C4R
Release Date: 1995-09-19

Tracks:

Preludeum
Euphonia
Voltaic
Neophilia
Eliquaform
De La Luna
Neptunium
Enchanted Loom
Inamorata
Compucosis
Macrocosm
Cathiode
Maelstrom
Thanatopsis
Nocturnal Montage
Terminus

Customer Reviews:

Beyond Great, Heaven!.......2005-10-12

This is my favorite electronica album, it is so much more listenable than any others. It is like a super chill One AD type disc. A rare soundtrack because it's perfect for dancing, dreaming, or traveling the realms!

Good, not great.......2000-10-13

I've had this disc for about 3 months now, and as much as I keep trying to get into it, it's just not doing it for me. I find that perplexing, because it's got a lot of the elements that I normally like in a good techno act: it has a wide range of sound samples, many of them lifted from various multicultural origins giving the music a sort of exotic flavour; it's not too repetitive; it makes good use of trippy, mystical vocal samples that talk about limitless reaches of space, spirits, and other dimensions; it goes after a fairly complex, psychedelic sound; and although a lot of the sounds are kind of floaty and ambient, it's all grounded in a steady beat that keeps things moving. And it's got a slightly dark, ominous edge to it that keeps it from getting too schmaltzy.

So what's wrong with it? While it's a solid effort, it simply invites too much comparison with other, better acts that have mined the same territory to greater effect. Intermix did this stuff way better on their "Future Primitives" disc, with better samples, melodies, and more complex arrangements. Delerium's "Semantic Spaces" and "Karma" CD's do a better job on the dark-ethnic-ambient sound. And for really good psychedelic-ethnic-ambient stuff, Loop Guru and the "Interior Horizons" compilation are just several steps beyond this disc in terms of complexity and interesting arrangements. While P.O.D.'s stuff isn't terrible by any means, it does sound relatively flat and unexceptional by comparison.