Personnel includes: Andreas Vollenweider (12-string guitar, koto, Celtic harp, Chinese harp, Bavarian folk harp, gu cheng, flute, ocarina); Mindy Jostyn (vocals, fiddle); Djivan Gasparyan (vocals, duduk); Bobby McFerrin, Carly Simon, Milton Nascimento, Chun Liang Al Huang (vocals); Max Lasser (slide & lap steel guitars); Xiaoyun Miao (ruan, pipa); Yumin Fan (gao hu); Pingxing Xu (yangchin); Xiajing Wang (erhu); Bin Hu (zhong hu); Carlos Nunez (flute, whistle); Shun Xin Wang (dizi); Xiaohu Liu (sheng); Kepa Junkera (trikitixa); Ray Anderson (trombone); Abdullah Ibrahim (piano); Christoph Stiefel (keyboards); Michel Poffet, Banz Oester (acoustic bass); Walter Keiser (drums, percussion). Engineers include: Helge Dyk, Eric Merz, Moritz Wetter. "Cor Do Amor" was nominated for the 2000 Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal. Like its predecessor, KRYPTOS, COSMOPOLY finds Andreas Vollenweider exploring the music of Asia, Eastern Europe, South America, Africa, and Ireland, blending elements of each into a unique, New Age music amalgam. Vollenweider augments his electric harp with the sound of various stringed instruments from around the world including the koto, the Chinese harp, the ocarina, and the 12-string guitar. Additionally, Vollenweider is joined by several distinguished guests, including jazz trombonist Ray Anderson, Galician bagpipe player Carlos Nunez, and jazz-pop vocal chameleon Bobby McFerrin. The contributions of these musicians make the COSMOPOLY sparkle. Carly Simon even makes an appearance (reciting a passage from James Joyce, no less) on "Your Silver Key," putting the cherry on this ambitious, ever-intriguing, multicultural musical cake.
Title Note
Personnel includes: Andreas Vollenweider (12-string guitar, koto, Celtic harp, Chinese harp, Bavarian folk harp, gu cheng, flute, ocarina); Mindy Jostyn (vocals, fiddle); Djivan Gasparyan (vocals, duduk); Bobby McFerrin, Carly Simon, Milton Nascimento, Chun Liang Al Huang (vocals); Max Lasser (slide & lap steel guitars); Xiaoyun Miao (ruan, pipa); Yumin Fan (gao hu); Pingxing Xu (yangchin); Xiajing Wang (erhu); Bin Hu (zhong hu); Carlos Nunez (flute, whistle); Shun Xin Wang (dizi); Xiaohu Liu (sheng); Kepa Junkera (trikitixa); Ray Anderson (trombone); Abdullah Ibrahim (piano); Christoph Stiefel (keyboards); Michel Poffet, Banz Oester (acoustic bass); Walter Keiser (drums, percussion).
Engineers include: Helge Dyk, Eric Merz, Moritz Wetter.
"Cor Do Amor" was nominated for the 2000 Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal.
Like its predecessor, KRYPTOS, COSMOPOLY finds Andreas Vollenweider exploring the music of Asia, Eastern Europe, South America, Africa, and Ireland, blending elements of each into a unique, New Age music amalgam. Vollenweider augments his electric harp with the sound of various stringed instruments from around the world including the koto, the Chinese harp, the ocarina, and the 12-string guitar.
Additionally, Vollenweider is joined by several distinguished guests, including jazz trombonist Ray Anderson, Galician bagpipe player Carlos Nunez, and jazz-pop vocal chameleon Bobby McFerrin. The contributions of these musicians make the COSMOPOLY sparkle. Carly Simon even makes an appearance (reciting a passage from James Joyce, no less) on "Your Silver Key," putting the cherry on this ambitious, ever-intriguing, multicultural musical cake.
Album Description
Like its predecessor, KRYPTOS, COSMOPOLY finds Andreas Vollenweider exploring the music of Asia, Eastern Europe, South America, Africa, and Ireland, blending elements of each into a unique, New Age music amalgam. Vollenweider augments his electric harp with the sound of various stringed instruments from around the world including the koto, the Chinese harp, the ocarina, and the 12-string guitar. Additionally, Vollenweider is joined by several distinguished guests, including jazz trombonist Ray Anderson, Galician bagpipe player Carlos Nunez, and jazz-pop vocal chameleon Bobby McFerrin. The contributions of these musicians make the COSMOPOLY sparkle. Carly Simon even makes an appearance (reciting a passage from James Joyce, no less) on "Your Silver Key," putting the cherry on this ambitious, ever-intriguing, multicultural musical cake.
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