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Avi Rosenfeld "Guinevere"

 

 

 

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" It's A Beautiful Day opening is sensational. The Only Thing That Is Really Clear is another dazzling moment with Olivia Marjen dividing the vocal issue into a duet where sax solos and bouncing organs intrude. Turkish Rondo Mozart Jam is, as its name implies, a fabulous set of variations around Mozart's music."

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Avi Rosenfeld "Bluesy Breeze"

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" Aesthetics and instruments used, with recourse, in addition to the more usual ones within the genre (the most outstanding being the performance of Hammond), the flute, the violin, the accordion, the cajon, the ukelele and the bagpipe. All combined in an essentially quiet disc, where the acoustic guitar is often shown and where folk, latin and funk intersect with classic and melodic rock..."

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Avi Rosenfeld & Marco Buono "Comin' To You"

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" Ten songs with elegant melodies (some even magical) and superb performances at the instrumental level of all performers. Still, stand out for the performances of Hammond, saxophone and mandolin, in what is one of the best records of Avi Rosenfeld in recent times..."

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Avi rosenfeld & Marco Buono "Many Years Ago"

 

 

 

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" Musically, the 10 songs of Many Years Ago range from something well into well-electrified rock - Mister Jones, Strange Love or The Kids Are Driving Me Out Of My Mind - and a set of acoustic and / or electroacoustic records. Within this second set, the references embrace names like The Beatles, The Moody Blues or Barclay James Harvest and are particularly well-constructed themes with pleasing melodic lines and the inclusion of a number of attractions.."

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" ...although Avi does not run away from his comfort zone, his ability to create beautiful songs is undeniable. On the other hand, the contribution that the diverse musicians of all the world give is sensational, which is reflected in beautiful individual performances."

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Dance of Life and Death

 

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" we would highlight the swing and groove of Stand By and Dance Dance Dance with the successive dialogues between the solos of electric guitar and hammond; The piano work of great melodic sensitivity of Sorry; And the title theme tango... Be it hard rock, rock or anything, the level reached is always high."

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