Name That Mood

Tin Ear (Performer), Allan Loucks (Conductor), David Loucks (Orchestra) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Performer: Tin Ear
• Orchestra: David Loucks
• Conductor: Allan Loucks
• Audio CD (March 7, 1997)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: CDBY
• ASIN: B00000G11K
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,173,375 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Brass Overture

2. Mysterioso

3. Mirage

4. Oceans

5. Suspense

6. White Flag Trailer

7. Playground Music

8. Harp & Strings

9. Oboe-Toy Piano-Low Strings

10. Wood Flute & Toy Piano/Harp

11. Guitar-Oboe-Chimes

12. Guitar-Strings-Toy Piano

13. Guitar-Bell/Oboe

14. End Wonder Music

15. Flower In The Rapids

16. The Fugue Of Deception

17. Piano 1985

18. Anxiety On Death Row

19. Piano 1

20. Name That Mood

See all 26 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

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5.0 out of 5 stars TIN EAR - NAME THAT MOOD - CD, January 17, 1999

By A Customer

This review is from: Name That Mood (Audio CD)

MUSICIANS NETWORK MUSIC MAGAZINE CD And Music Reviews August 1997 TIN EAR - NAME THAT MOOD - CD: This CD features the music of David Loucks. It starts off with "Brass Overture". The patches are so real sounding - you'd never know they were done on a keyboard. This is amazing stuff. I was fortunate to work with Dave a couple of years ago. His musical mind was constructive. Hearing harmonies & parts I couldn't comprehend. As an engineer he was patient & soft spoken but driven to get the best from a band that was possible. I knew he had a background with film scoring - this blows my mind.. It's moody, compelling & seductive. Inside the body of an ordinary, "wacky" guy lurked the mind of a musical marvel. "Flower In The Rapids" is a beautifully performed classical piano piece. Several other beautifully written & performed piano pieces follow (they're my favorites). Brother Allan takes on from tracks 22 - 26 with his "Wasserspieler Suite" written to David. Allan employs complex harmonies, changes & dynamics. The harpsichord "Wasserspieler Invention" is clean, Bach like & immaculately done. "Wasserspieler Electronic" is ambient & moody. "Phaethon" is an excellent surprise. I'd call it classical jazz - this is pure genius! David has passed on, Allan Loucks & TIN EAR give us a chance to remember a man who touched so many of our lives, giving us some more insight to the complexity of a man & his music & introduces us to another man who holds his own. (mcp)