Dominic Frontiere And His Orchestra - Pagan Festival - An Exotic Love Ritual For Orchestra mp3

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• Composed By, Conductor – Dominic Frontiere
• Cover – R.M. Powers

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• Columbia six-eye, deep groove
• Subtitle ("An Exotic Love Ritual For Orchestra") is printed on two lines
• Artist name is printed on one line
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Pagan Festival: An Exotic Love Ritual For Orchestra - Dominic Frontiere & His Orchestra, Dominic Frontiere. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. From the album Pagan Festival - An Exotic Love Ritual for Orchestra 1959. Composed, arranged & conducted by Dominic 1959 12 Songs. Dominic Frontiere & His Orchestra. Pop , 1959. Frontiere let his imagination run wild, and he brought in sounds from the South Pacific to Eastern Europe. From his work in the movie studios as well as his formal training, he had a broad knowledge of musical styles and a willingness to mix and match to achieve desired effects, without regard to musical purity. So, here a female choir wafted in and out along with string sections, brasses, and reeds, creating a patchwork quilt that somehow held together. Festival, 04:06. House of Dawn Paccari-Tampu, 02:16. Temple of Suicide Ixtab, 02:57. Moon Goddess Ixchel, 02:42. Time of Sunshine Yaxkin, 02:40. Goddess of Love X-Tabai, 03:01. House of Pleasure Tampu-Anca, 02:38. Venus Girl Ix-Koben, 02:36. Now playing . He scored several films under the tutelage of Alfred and Lionel Newman, while also recording jazz music. He composed the music for two exotica LP records Pagan Festival 1959 and Love Eyes, The Mood of Romance 1960. An association with director and producer Leslie Stevens began with Frontiere scoring The Marriage-Go-Round 1961. Examples of Frontiere's sweeping, cinematic orchestrations appear in the opening and closing songs of the 1977 album Nether Lands by Dan Fogelberg. Goddess Of Love X-Tabai. Listen to Pagan Festival: An Exotic Love Ritual For Orchestra now. Dominic Frontiere 17 June 1931, New Haven, Connecticut grew up in a musical family, learning several instruments before adopting the accordion as his main focus. He proved a prodigy, and was travelling to New York for lessons with accordion virtuoso Joseph Biviano at 7 and performing solo at Carnegie Hall at the age of 12. From an early age, its interest in music went beyond just performing, though, and he studied classical music, arranging, and composition through high school and after He joined Horace Heidts big band in 1949, replacing accordion star Dick Contino and becoming lead arrang. Lush, inviting, cinematic, and probably problematic by today's standards. Claims to be an interpretation of ancient Inca rituals, superstitions, and the romance and mysteries of their colorful civilization, but I'm guessing that it's the end result of about 25 minutes of research. Track listing: 1. Festival 2. House of Dawn Paccar-Tampu 3. Temple of Suicide Ixtab 4. Moon Goddess Ixchel 5. Time of Sunshine Yaxkin 6. Goddess of Love X-Tabai