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Título: [CD] Miloš Karadaglić – Blackbird (The Beatles Album) (2016) [iTunes]
Enviado por: nandinhus em 31 de Agosto de 2016, 03:12
Miloš Karadaglić – Blackbird (The Beatles Album) [iTunes Plus AAC M4A] (2016) :guit: :new:
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Artist : Miloš Karadaglić Album : Blackbird – The Beatles Album Year : 2016 Genre : Classical Crossover, Music, Classical, Easy Listening Quality : AAC M4A Bitrate : 240 kbps Size: 96 MB Duration: 45 minutes
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Award-winning guitarist Miloš makes a thrilling new departure, performing The Beatles’ most loved hits including Let It Be, Eleanor Rigby and Blackbird. The album features several duets including the soulful sound of Gregory Porter, as well as Tori Amos, Anoushka Shankar, Sergio Assad and Steven Isserlis. Miloš’ album was recorded in Studio 2 of Abbey Road Studios, where the Beatles famously recorded the majority of their songs.
Quite a few of The Beatles' songs are based on harmonically sophisticated guitar parts, so it's surprising how few treatments there are for classical guitar. Guitarist Miloš Karadaglić helps fill the lacuna with this collection, which has many straightforward treatments that work well. All the arrangements are by the Brazilian player Sergio Assad, although they are not specifically Brazilian in style. Karadaglić excels in the title track, and you could sample track 2, Come Together, for a novel but natural treatment in which Karadaglić reproduces the blues percussion rhythms on the song on the body of the guitar. Several tracks are rethought more extensively, such as All My Loving (track 14); these are also effective. Guest stars of the celebrity of Tori Amos may help to sell albums, but the steps necessary to incorporate them detract from the overall quality; the arrangement of She's Leaving Home doesn't make any sense, and that of Let It Be, featuring Gregory Porter, indulges in a sentimentality (true, it's there in the song itself) that Karadaglić mostly avoids. In The Fool on the Hill (track 3), there is a subtle, barely-there string accompaniment that works well, but Eleanor Rigby and Here Comes the Sun suffer by comparison with the originals. Of the guest-star turns, only the final one, with Anoushka Shankar contributing an Indian aspect to Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds (not, interestingly, to one of the more heavily Indian-influenced Beatles tunes), works really well: it keeps Karadaglić in the foreground in a real duet with Shankar. Generally Karadaglić is strongest when he plays solo or accompanied by just a double bass; these pieces have a lived-in quality that reflect the years of study and experimentation Karadaglić put into them. Recommended, and superbly recorded at (natch) Abbey Road Studios.
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01. Blackbird 02. Come Together 03. Fool On the Hill 04. And I Love Her 05. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 06. Let It Be (feat. Gregory Porter) 07. Eleanor Rigby 08. Yesterday 09. Something 10. She’s Leaving Home (feat. Tori Amos) 11. Michelle (feat. Steven Isserlis) 12. Here, There & Everywhere 13. Here Comes the Sun 14. All My Loving 15. Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds (feat. Anoushka Shankar) 16. Digital Booklet – Blackbird – The Beatles Album
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