Saturday, 13 April 2013

THE GREEN VIOLINIST: Belgian review

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What a week ... CD 

Green Violinist - More Thrill ... (2013 ) 

musical and emotional tour de force ...

... the Belgian band Green Violinist Vincent Defresne with this debut album 'More Thrill & NeverEnding Blessings' delivered. It is long since I am so touched by a new album, but in this case there is a "peak experience" in many respects. Defresne has his personal depression, the way he has withdrawn from them and the impact it painting 'The Green Violinist "Chagall had thereon, as' input' seen for this album. A work that the weakest among us, or those who, like Defresne, temporarily seated in a vulnerable situation, hope and help should offer. What pompous but the data is in neo-progressive music with symphonic influences you in the heart. Strongly singing Defresne and well-oiled band lay in the seven impressive tracks sound carpets, melodies and arrangements drop you into a trance. Example through the powerful opener "The Great Scapegoat Seeking 'or the end of a sort repetitive ambient music' resultant 'Do not Worry Be Sad." Music with a soul. And that is ultimately to music: emotion. Magnificent! Harry de Vries (what a week 13)

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