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A futuristic synth adventure that reimagines classics with electronic sounds.
This experimental work reconstructs classical music using synthesizers, and is a unique attempt to grandly reinterpret the 1812 Overture using electronic sounds.
Analog synth tones explode, enveloping the majesty of classical music with a futuristic sound. Jack Kraft and Larry Alexander's arrangements are bold, with a unique sense of tension in the overlapping melodies. The thickness of the electronic sounds and the expansive reverberations create a grand, cosmic depth. The mastery of creating a completely new landscape while retaining the structure of the original songs is impressive, making this a pioneering album that embodies the spirit of exploration and creativity of 1970s electronic music.
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- Engineer - Larry Alexander
- Programmed By [Synthesizer], Producer, Arranged By - Alexander
- Art Direction - Allan Steckler
- Composed By - Tchaikovsky
- Keyboards - Jack Kraft
- Programmed By [Synthesizer], Producer, Arranged By - Kraft
- Design - Richard Roth
- Design - Queens Graphics
- Photography By [Liner] - Frank Delia
- Illustration [Cover Illustration] - Peter Lloyd (4)
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