Guruh Gipsy - Guruh Gipsy (1977)
mijn stem
3 stemmen
Indonesië
Rock
Label: Musica Studio
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Smaradhana (2:26)
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Sekar Ginotan (6:40)
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geplaatst: 3 november 2007, 21:56 uur
Voor nou een 4*, zo goed als de muziek hier is zo slecht is de productie, dit kwam op cassette uit destijds.
Maar er komt een heruitgave op cd uit deze tijd, sterker nog die is al op internet verkrijgbaar, ik zag hem ergens voor 45$ in ieder geval.
Maar er komt een heruitgave op cd uit deze tijd, sterker nog die is al op internet verkrijgbaar, ik zag hem ergens voor 45$ in ieder geval.
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geplaatst: 12 november 2007, 19:21 uur
Jazekers, progrock gemengd met Bali-invloeden,
uit progarchives:
This collaborative effort called GURUH – GIPSY was made possible due to Guruh strong passion for combining ethnic music of Bali based on pentatonic notes and western music which is based on diatonic notes. The effort took such a long time as it required sixteen (16) months of recording time. The elapsed time was used by Guruh for various complex activities, i.e. financing the project, scheduling with the only studio available at that time with 16-track system (Tri Angkasa), composing the music with Keenan Nasution (drums), Odink Nasution (guitar), Abadi Soesman (keyboards), Roni Harahap (piano/organ), and Chrisye (vocal). Actually, total studio days was 52 days.
The recording session was started in July 1975 and finished in November 1976. The long duration and difficulties faced during recording were due to many personnel involved during the session. It was not just Gipsy band members but it included violin players (Suryati Sumpilin, Suseno, and Fauzan), cello players (Sudarmadi Bambang Purwadi), contra bass (Amin Katamsi), flute (Suparlan), clarinet /hobo (Yudianto), and a group of Bali musicians. In addition to these there were backing vocals: Rugun and Bornok Hutauruk.
Music arrangement combining western music and Bali traditional gamelan required tight precision as the two had different spectrum in terms of notes and chords. For this purpose, Guruh spent a lot of time outside the studio to learn the subtleties of western music as well as Bali traditional music. He strived to find the best harmony that blended symphonic progressive rock with Bali tradional gamelan music.
His efforts paid off because the result was a brilliant album that was totally splendid!! It’s masterpiece of symphonic progressive rock album with experimental music.
uit progarchives:
This collaborative effort called GURUH – GIPSY was made possible due to Guruh strong passion for combining ethnic music of Bali based on pentatonic notes and western music which is based on diatonic notes. The effort took such a long time as it required sixteen (16) months of recording time. The elapsed time was used by Guruh for various complex activities, i.e. financing the project, scheduling with the only studio available at that time with 16-track system (Tri Angkasa), composing the music with Keenan Nasution (drums), Odink Nasution (guitar), Abadi Soesman (keyboards), Roni Harahap (piano/organ), and Chrisye (vocal). Actually, total studio days was 52 days.
The recording session was started in July 1975 and finished in November 1976. The long duration and difficulties faced during recording were due to many personnel involved during the session. It was not just Gipsy band members but it included violin players (Suryati Sumpilin, Suseno, and Fauzan), cello players (Sudarmadi Bambang Purwadi), contra bass (Amin Katamsi), flute (Suparlan), clarinet /hobo (Yudianto), and a group of Bali musicians. In addition to these there were backing vocals: Rugun and Bornok Hutauruk.
Music arrangement combining western music and Bali traditional gamelan required tight precision as the two had different spectrum in terms of notes and chords. For this purpose, Guruh spent a lot of time outside the studio to learn the subtleties of western music as well as Bali traditional music. He strived to find the best harmony that blended symphonic progressive rock with Bali tradional gamelan music.
His efforts paid off because the result was a brilliant album that was totally splendid!! It’s masterpiece of symphonic progressive rock album with experimental music.
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geplaatst: 12 november 2007, 20:29 uur
Leuk. Niet mijn muziek maar toch leuk
Chrisye - de zanger - is overigens dit jaar overleden, 30 maart 2007.
Een van de bekendste en grootste zangers van Indonesie, van hem heb ik wel ettelijke cd's
Chrisye - de zanger - is overigens dit jaar overleden, 30 maart 2007.
Een van de bekendste en grootste zangers van Indonesie, van hem heb ik wel ettelijke cd's
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