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Track Listings
| 1 | 1B |
| 2 | Misty Moonlight Waltz |
| 3 | Hard Times Come Again No More |
| 4 | Indecision |
| 5 | Limerock |
| 6 | Benjamin |
| 7 | Fisher's Hornpipe |
| 8 | Duet for Cello and Bass |
| 9 | Emily's Reel |
| 10 | Cloverfoot Reel |
| 11 | Poem for Carlita |
| 12 | Caprice for Three |
| 13 | Second Time Around |
| 14 | Slumber My Darling |
| 15 | Vistas |
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With the help of some friends (James Taylor and Alison Krauss lend some vocal support), the trio of Yo-Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer, and Mark O'Connor have created yet another fascinating hybrid of chamber music and bluegrass. This follow-up to 1996's Appalachia Waltz is filled with highly lyrical string passages, a homage or two to Copland, and plenty of tracks where Meyer's bass vamps with the best of them. This is reflective (and relaxing) music, lacking the intricate structure of classical music and the rough edges of folk. But, boy, is it catchy! Yo-Yo Ma fans may be disappointed to hear that--aside from the gorgeous "Duet for Cello and Bass"--the cellist takes more of a supportive role on this disc. Still, this is fun music, more intimate than Short Trip Home (Meyer's other crossover project for Sony), but still lively (just check out "1B" or "Caprice for Three"). --Jason Verlinde
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 5.62 x 4.92 x 0.33 inches; 3.84 ounces
- Manufacturer : SONY MASTERWORKS
- Original Release Date : 2000
- Run time : 1 hour and 11 minutes
- Date First Available : December 24, 2005
- Label : SONY MASTERWORKS
- ASIN : B00004S38H
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #88,614 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #50 in Appalachian Music
- #992 in Traditional Folk (CDs & Vinyl)
- #1,702 in Chamber Music (CDs & Vinyl)
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Mark O'Connor originally made his name as a Nashville session musician playing the fiddle but gave that up to pursue a career as a violinist. Of course, the fiddle and the violin are actually the same instrument but the style of playing is very different. Mark teamed up with Edgar Mayer (bass) and Yo-Yo Ma (cello) to record this album. The album is mainly instrumental, but there are two songs, one featuring James Taylor (Hard times come again no more, on which he also plays guitar) and the other featuring Alison Krauss (Slumber my darling). James also plays guitar on Benjamin. Alison plays violin on Fisher's hornpipe, but not on Slumber my darling. No other instruments are used anywhere on the album. Stephen Foster wrote the two songs. The other tunes were all either traditional or written by one of the performers.
I'm not sure who this music is primarily aimed at - it may be too country for classical fans and too classical for country fans - but if, like me, you are looking for something different, give this a listen.
Appalachian Journey is perfected with broad ranging string tones, and bold, swift, creative musicianship performed by Edgar Myer, Yo Yo Ma, Mark O'Connor, and Allison Krauss. Accompanied with sweet country style vocals & beauty from Allison Krauss, and the perfect open vocal magnificence from James Taylor. It is so enjoyable, you will fill with emotion and dream to times and places, whether you have been there or not. Then you will want to do it again.
Mark Middleton -
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Dies ist das zweite Projekt dieses Trios nach 'Appalachia Waltz', dessen Mitglieder man in vielen anderen Folk-Projekten auf höchstem Klassik-Niveau wieder findet. Wessen Interesse hier geweckt wurde, sollte sich die 'Goat Rodeo Sessions' mit Ma und Meyer, 'Perpetual Motion' von Béla Fleck oder einen Sampler wie 'The Best of Edgar Meyer' anhören, diese Musik hat für Musikfreunde, die nicht nach Genre, sondern im Sinne von 'the good one, and the other kind' entscheiden, echtes Suchtpotential.
A touch of classical, a touch of folk, a landslide of beautifully put together string parts and a dash of phenomenal vocals.
If you enjoy any amoutn of classical strings and folk, on their own, you will certainly enjoy this journey
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