Editorial Reviews
P.J. Birosik, nationally syndicated reviewer
Music to stimulate the psyche and sear the soul; a challenging, transformative adventure in sound. Not for the weak or faint of heart.
Product Description
Quercus debuted as a trio (violin, percussion, and piano), in 1997 with "Ode to Earthly Delights," a CD that mixed a gypsy, middle-eastern influence with classical sensibilities. On their latest release, which is untitled, Quercus has expanded to include string bass and electric guitar, as well as using the 5-string electric violin and keyboard--ushering in a screamin psychedelic rock, with exotic scales and a dash of danger.
Quercus
Quercus,Orest Balaban,Arizona University,Ethnic Fusion,New Age / Meditation,Pop
Quercus
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Quercus
Orest Balaban Manufacturer: Arizona University ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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| New Age
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Meditation
| New Age
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| Alternative Rock
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Rock
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Classic Rock
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ASIN: B00000JP92 Release Date: 1999-04-15 |
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Album Description
Quercus debuted as a trio (violin, percussion, and piano), in 1997 with "Ode to Earthly Delights," a CD that mixed a gypsy, middle-eastern influence with classical sensibilities. On their latest release, which is untitled, Quercus has expanded to include string bass and electric guitar, as well as using the 5-string electric violin and keyboard--ushering in a screamin psychedelic rock, with exotic scales and a dash of danger.Pop Music:
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