Ghetto Symphony [Explicit Lyrics]
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New Release from the Artist who Has Worked with Professor Griff, Da Bratt, Chuck D., Ice Cube, and Others. 15 Tracks Including Listen Two Mi Flow, Stay Strong, 411, Brain Damage, and Others.
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Ghetto Symphony [Explicit Lyrics]
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- Finally a cd with no track skipping!
- Strong Album from the
- great cd
- Tru Neo Soul
- THIS MIGHT BE 1 OF THE TOP 10 NEO SOUL DEBUTS EVER
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Ghetto Symphony
Geno "Junebugg" Young
Manufacturer: Native Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0001IXSS2
Release Date: 2004-03-30 |
Tracks:
- Introlude
- Throw Yo Hands (Ode to Responsible Hip-Hop)
- She Won't Talk to Me
- Honeydew
- Broadway
- I Really Do (For Real!)
- Let's Lay Down (Together)
- Man With Nothing to Lose
- Broadway (At the Corner of Camp Wisdom)
- Do What You Do
- So Wrapped Up in You
- Was It a Love Song? (Ramp)
- Love Beyond Compare
Customer Reviews:
Finally a cd with no track skipping!.......2006-11-20
This cd does not require track skipping at all! If you like Dwele and jazz music then this is for you! Geno should be blowing up real soon! Light some candles and lay back and play this cd from beginning to end or do like I did and tackle morning traffic while playing this cd, before I knew it I was at work!
Stop reading reviews and add to cart!!!!
Strong Album from the .......2006-04-18
We've all got a story to tell, and this soul brother is waiting to tell his side.
Our story starts in Dallas, Texas where Geno was born and raised. Born to a musical family, Geno began playing violin and piano at an early age. He cultivated his talent at the Arts Magnet High School where he walked the same harmonious hallways as Roy Hargrove, Erykah Badu, and Norah Jones.
To further his love of music, Geno studied music at Howard University in Washington, D.C. "My time in college was when I really started to hear music in my head that I wanted to express", he states. It was during these years that he began to explore his passion for soul music and developed his production and songwriting skills.
The next chapter of our story finds our soul Brother touring the world as musical director, arranger, and producer for multiple Grammy award winner, Erykah Badu.
"I learned so much form that experience", he says. "Badu taught me how to enjoy the freedom in my art, I mean how to write and sing what you feel and to never shortchange your audience". Geno wrote and produced the hit songs "Times a Wastin" and "Orange Moon" on the 2001 release "Mama's Gun". He also served as associate executive producer for N'Dambi's "Tunin'up and co signin' and. Most recently Geno served as a producer and A & R director for label mate and soul star Carmen Rodgers' "Free" album.
After contributing his genius to several hits, Geno had plenty to offer his first solo project. "The Ghetto Symphony" has already received extraordinary reviews from acclaimed music sources and is available worldwide. One of the most versatile artists in soul music today, Geno is bound to write new chapters in the history of soul artistry. He is a singer in the mold of the classic soul singers of our time, fusing passion with precision and old soul with new style. Prepare to be a part of this soul brother's finest chapter yet, the one that will be written by the soul that he shares with you.
great cd.......2006-03-28
I just got this cd last week and i love it!....i reccomend this cd to anyone who is into soul/neo soul music...
Tru Neo Soul .......2006-01-01
If you like Musiq, Jill Scott, and others do add this one to your collection. No track skipping necessary. Geno keep up the good work.
THIS MIGHT BE 1 OF THE TOP 10 NEO SOUL DEBUTS EVER.......2005-12-02
It's just that NO ONE KNOWS THIS CAT! Damn shame, too. Geno knows his music, trust me. It terrifically shows. This brotha has worked with Badu, N'Dambi, and Carmen Rodgers. Now, that's enough to get the damn CD. But jsut in case you're like "Well, I don't know...I've never heard of this guy" let me list some of the gems on the CD: "Honeydew", the very tight remake of GB's "Broadway", the bombastic "I Really Do" and "Let's Lay Down", "So Wrapped Up in You" and "Love Beyond Compare." There's no excuse for you NOT to have this man's CD in your rotation, let alone your collection. Buy this!
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- It's not supposed to sound like Star Wars
- Shaham's Playing is Fine, But....
- weak music, for the most part
- Film = Modern Opera
- Unique Sound Worlds
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John Williams: Treesong
John Williams , Gil Shaham , and Boston Symphony Orchestra
Manufacturer: Deutsche Grammophon
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00005M05E
Release Date: 2001-09-18 |
Tracks:
- TreeSong: Dreamly. 'Doctor Hu And The Metasequoia'
- TreeSong: Dreamly. Twice As Fast - Deciso. 'Trunks, Branches And Leaves'
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- Con: Moderato
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- Three Pieces From 'Schindler's List': Theme. Lente
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Though best known for his film scores, John Williams also has to his credit numerous orchestral works and concertos for string and wind instruments, which were often tailored to specific players. One of these is TreeSong, composed and premiered in 2000 by its dedicatee, the splendid violinist Gil Shaham. Clearly written to his strengths, it exploits Shaham's brilliant technique with two cadenzas and lots of fast passages, which display his sumptuous, beautiful tone in warm, singing melodies and its silvery radiance in long stretches in the highest register. The piece begins and ends in dreamy languor. It is full of sound effects, but despite an explanatory note by the composer, its connection to the ancient tree that inspired it is not perceptible to the naked ear. The orchestrations are inventive and colorful, and both here and in the Concerto, written in 1974 and revised in 1998, there are substantial, massive orchestral interludes, while the solo passages are carefully scored for maximal transparency. The Concerto is somewhat reminiscent of Prokofiev, especially in the angularity of the fast sections and the shimmering stratospheric ones. It is dedicated to Williams's late wife, but only the end of the slow movement has an elegiac air, then the orchestra leads into the Finale with all stops out. The Three Pieces from Schindler's List are well known. Shaham, though he slides a lot in keeping with the style and quasi-Jewish idiom, plays them with great feeling but so much nobility that the lamentatiousness never becomes cheap or sentimental. --Edith Eisler
Customer Reviews:
It's not supposed to sound like Star Wars.......2005-02-28
If you're not familiar with any of John Williams' concert music, may the listener beware. It sounds nothing like his film scores. It is dissonant, and often difficult to listen to. But it is usually a rewarding experience. What it lacks in melodic themes, it makes up for in colorful orchestations and moments of striking beauty. The third movement of Treesong is a good example of this. It begins on a note that seems out of place, but eventually resolves.
Not everything can or should sound like Star Wars. Film music, by its very nature requires a differnet kind of writing. There is certainly room for Williams to write concert music in a modernistic style that departs from the Wagnerian influence of his movie scores. Oh well. If you prefer his soundtracks check out Close Encounters of the Third Kind; now thats pretty modern!
Shaham's Playing is Fine, But...........2002-12-30
Diehard fans of John Williams's music will certainly want to acquire this CD, but fans of Gil Shaham's playing may not be disappointed either. Shaham's performances demonstrate much of the passionate lyricism I've heard from him elsewhere, shown to good effect in these three John Williams pieces. Unfortunately, the most successful is the concert suite from the "Schindler's List" score; the other works sound more like ill-fated efforts at conjuring Webern's, Schoenberg's, or even Boulez's music, than significant violin works belonging to the current modern musical canon. The Boston Symphony Orchestra is in fine form too, especially in the "Schindler's List" suite.
weak music, for the most part.......2002-04-05
...this CD is simply not very good music. I have the utmost respect for Williams' film scores (regardless of perhaps legitimate claims that much of his themes and motifs fall just short of plagiarism of earlier music). But he seems to have saved ideas from the bottom of the barrel for his concertpieces. This is not the Korngold Concerto, in which a beloved film composer has written an excellent work in sweeping, cinematic style. Williams' violin concerto drags on interminably, with little of any real interest contained within. Treesong is somewhat better, largely due to the more interesting orchestrational color, but the work is still not on par with Williams' film music. Shaham's always-fine playing is the only thing that makes either piece bearable. The addition of music from Schindler's List, one of Williams' best scores, is helpful, but too little too late. Skip this disc (and his equally dreary Five Sacred Trees). Buy the Star Wars soundtrack. You can't go wrong there.
Film = Modern Opera.......2002-02-24
Think about it Jose, film is our modern-day opera. Opera was "pop music" 1-2 hundred years ago. People say we have no major modern classical composers...in fact the MEDIUM has changed.
Unique Sound Worlds.......2001-11-21
As a life-long fan of Williams' film music, I have only recently discovered his more "serious" pieces. Like many versatile composers before him (think Korngold, Waxman, etc.), Williams is able to function in both worlds, writing rousing, effective scores and introspective, yet extremely dynamic works for concerto and orchestra. Treesong, in particular, is a masterful evocation of the wonders of nature, though many might not find any obvious signs of "nature" in the music. Williams chooses to evoke an altogether different environment, relying less on derivative new-agey techniques than the musings of a solo instrument as it encounters a strange and fantastic realm of "trunks, branches, and leaves." The sound world Williams conjures up is completely original in my mind and bears his distinctive stamp (as does his other piece for trees, Five Sacred Trees). The earlier Violin Concerto is from the same stylistic world, yet seems to probe deeper into personal emotions, with a profoundly melodic core. While Bartok's Violin Concerto can be seen behind it, it, too, is an extremely unique piece and only grows with repeated listenings. The addition of three pieces from Schindler's List was charming and highly appropriate, especially as a means of showing of Gil Shaham's talent.
In short, a wonderful disc that does justice to the seemingly inexaustible talents of John Williams, one of our most brilliant and remarkable composers. 5 stars.
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Ghetto Symphony
Villain
Manufacturer: Straight Game
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000003QMD
Release Date: 1996-11-19 |
Tracks:
- Intro(Crucial)
- Put Tha Real Shit On
- Brain Damage
- 2 Krucial
- Wayz
- Mild Funkshun
- Premeditated
- Ghetto Symphony
- 411
- Listen 2 Mi Flow
- 12 Days 2 Mi Xikushun
- Da Hidden
- Tha Saga Continues
- Stay Strong
- I'm Amped
Album Details
New Release from the Artist who Has Worked with Professor Griff, Da Bratt, Chuck D., Ice Cube, and Others. 15 Tracks Including Listen Two Mi Flow, Stay Strong, 411, Brain Damage, and Others.
Tracks:
- Haim Permont: Like the leaden sky before it rains (1992)
- Viktor Ullmann: Herbstlied (Autumn song) (1943)
- Viktor Ullmann: Lied der Trng (Song of consolation) (1943)
- Ben-Zion Orgad: The personal place (1995)
- Gideon Klein: Lullaby (1943)
- Ruben Seroussi: A victim from Terezin (1995)
- Erwin Schulhoff (1894-1942): Concertino, op.75 (1927)
Album Description
In 1941 the Nazis decided to concentrate most of the Jews of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia in the fortress of Terezin in northwest Czechoslovakia, while gradually transporting them to the death camps. By falsely presenting Terezin as a model Jewish camp, the Germans hoped to mislead the world about the extermination of European Jewry. Artists, writers and scholars among the ghetto inmates helped to organize an array of cultural activities The CD includes works by Israeli composers (Ben-Zion Orgad, Ruben Seroussi and Haim Permont), written for contralto Mira Zakai as dialogues with Terezin; and works written during the Holocaust by Czech-born composers, who perished in the death camps (Viktor Ullmann, Gideon Klein and Erwin Schulhoff).
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Ghetto Symphony
Geno "Junebugg" Young
Manufacturer: Pony Canyon
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0002B58C2
Release Date: 2004-07-20 |
Tracks:
- Introlude
- Throw Yo Hands (Ode to Responsible Hip-Hop)
- She Won't Talk to Me
- Honeydew
- Broadway
- I Really Do (For Real!)
- Let's Lay Down (Together)
- Man With Nothing to Lose
- Broadway (At the Corner of Camp Wisdom)
- Do What You Do
- So Wrapped Up in You
- Was It a Love Song? (Ramp)
- Love Beyond Compare
Album Description
Japanese pressing of the rap act's 2004 album, scheduled to include one bonus track. Details TBA. P-Vine.
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Judische Chronik: A Jewish Chronicle
Manufacturer: Berlin Classics
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
All Works by Hartmann
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| Henze, Hans Werner
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ASIN: B0000035RE
Release Date: 1995-03-21 |
Tracks:
- A Jewish Chronicle: I. Prologue: 'Dies Geschieht Heute' - Anna Barova/Vladimir Bauer/Rundfunkchor Leipzig/Armin Oeser/Ekkehard Schall/Sprecher/Hilmar Thate...
- A Jewish Chronicle: II. (Untitled): 'Werden Die Stimmen Rufen?' - Anna Barova/Vladimir Bauer/Rundfunkchor Leipzig/Armin Oeser/Ekkehard Schall/Sprecher/Hilmar Thate...
- A Jewish Chronicle: III. Ghetto: 'Berichtet Wird' - Anna Barova/Vladimir Bauer/Rundfunkchor Leipzig/Armin Oeser/Ekkehard Schall/Sprecher/Hilmar Thate...
- A Jewish Chronicle: IV. Uprising: 'Ach, Erde, Bedecke Mein Blut Nicht'/'Im Januareis Glomm Das.... - Anna Barova/Vladimir Bauer/Rundfunkchor Leipzig/Armin Oeser/Ekkehard Schall/Sprecher/Hilmar Thate...
- A Jewish Chronicle: V. Epilogue: 'Dies Geschieht Heute' - Anna Barova/Vladimir Bauer/Rundfunkchor Leipzig/Armin Oeser/Ekkehard Schall/Sprecher/Hilmar Thate...
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 1. Totenklage: 'Sonne Und Regen - Maria Croonen/Annelies Burmeister/Berlin Sinfonie-Orchester/Kurt Sanderling
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 2. Lullaby: 'Schlaf, Schlaf Ein' - Maria Croonen/Annelies Burmeister
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 3. Fair Son: 'Sohnchen, Schonstes' - Annelies Burmeister
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 4. Parting: 'Ach, Abram, Wie Wird Das Leben Sein' - Annelies Burmeister/Peter Schreier
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 5. Warning: 'Hor Mich, Hasja' - Maria Croonen
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 6. The Fosraken Father: 'Ehle, Der Trodler' - Annelies Burmeister/Peter Schreie
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 7. The Great Misery: 'Weich Und Suss Schlaft Das Kind' - Peter Schreie
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 8. Winter: 'Die Mutter Liegt Frierend Im Bette' - Maria Croonen/Annelies Burmeister/Peter Schreie
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 9. Brave New Life: 'Kein Lied Von Den Feldern' - Peter Schreie
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 10. Song Of The Shepherdess: 'Auf Der Wiese Vor Dem Walde' - Maria Croonen
- From Jewish Folk Poerty, Op.79: 11: Luck: 'Bei Meinem Mann Hab Ich Mich Eingehakt' - Maria Croonen/Annelies Burmeister/Peter Schreie
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- Girl's Life
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- Hope [CD-single] [Import]
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- I'm Thinking About Your Body [CD-single]
- I Won't Be Denied [Explicit Lyrics]
- IV Ever
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