00 Norwegian Rain.nfo
General Information
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Title: Norwegian Rain
Author: David Lanz
Release Year: 2016
Genre: New Age
File Information
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Number of Tracks: 16
Total Duration: 0:59:35
Total Size: 216.35 MB
Files Created on: 02-Nov-2016 00:28:04
Encoded At: CBR 483 kbit/s 44 KHz Stereo
ID3 Tags: No
NFO Created: 19-Feb-2018 00:00:16
NFO/SFV/PAR created by: Mp3BookHelper http://mp3bookhelper.sourceforge.net/
Posting
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Posting date: 19-Feb-2018
File List
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Duration File Name
01 0:03:43 01 Norwegian Rain.flac
02 0:04:53 02 The Approaching Storm.flac
03 0:01:31 03 Cloud Burst (Interlude).flac
04 0:04:00 04 And Skies Opened Up.flac
05 0:05:20 05 Autumn Comes Winter.flac
06 0:03:31 06 Fjord Spring.flac
07 0:03:13 07 The Last Days of Summer.flac
08 0:04:47 08 A Child for All Seasons.flac
09 0:02:22 09 Sirkel Dans (Circle Dance).flac
10 0:04:17 10 Troll-Dans (Troll-Dance).flac
11 0:01:13 11 She Is... (Interlude).flac
12 0:03:52 12 Kristina.flac
13 0:04:23 13 Adieu Sweet Mary.flac
14 0:04:12 14 Sunset over Nordland.flac
15 0:06:24 15 Aurora's Sunrise.flac
16 0:05:54 16 Waltz of the Northern Moon.flac
Description
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One of the most popular artists in the solo instrumental and adult alternative
spheres, Lanz played in several rock bands during his teens, then began
developing his style as a solo pianist in a small Seattle nightclub. He
introduced some of his originals into the
bar's required mix of standards and pop tunes, receiving such a positive response from patrons that, before long, he was playing his own material almost exclusively. His early albums of solo piano works are still among the Narada label's
best-sellers. His two collaborative efforts with guitarist Paul Speer also hit
the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart; yet as
Lanz's national popularity grew, he began to experiment with works for larger and larger ensembles, culminating in full orchestral accompaniments on Skyline Firedance (1990). With 1991's
Return to the Heart, he journeyed back to his solo piano roots, and made his
vocal debut on 1993's Bridge of Dreams. Lanz remained prolific throughout the decade, resurfacing in 1994 with Christmas Eve; Sacred Road followed in 1996, and two years later he returned with Songs from an English Garden. Next was An Evening with David Lanz, issued in 1999; East of the Moon appeared a year later. ~ Linda Kohanov.
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