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Looking for Thread, A Needle Got Lost by Eduardo Cintron
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fave it Contemporary | Mood Music
9 tracks | 38 minutes
Released Apr 2007
on Eduardo Cintron
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Emotional cinematographic compositions. "If you ever feel like crying, this album may help"
Bio / Background
Eduardo’s classical music debut Looking for Thread, A Needle Got Lost is both pensive and bold. Listeners expecting to sit back, relax and sip their cup of tea or coffee while listening to this powerful medley of songs will be shaken and mistaken. Instead they will find a maelstrom of emotions and robust stringed modulations. The cello and piano are showcased on several of the pieces and set against woven landscapes of violins, brass and woodwinds. The open-ended, minimalist and syncopated melodies take the listener on an exotic odyssey of longing and cathartic introspection, while powerful rhythms anchor the pieces and listeners to earth and soul. Pensive and brooding stringed solos, like the one in The Dreamer’s Walk, are contrasted by vast symphonic overtures.
Eduardo’s free, yet well-framed style is his undaunted experimentation and exploration. The seventh and eighth tracks, for example, are a study of variations on a single theme.
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