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Cú Chullain |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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06:15 |
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The Eternal Knot |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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04:04 |
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Palace Of The Crystal Bridge |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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03:42 |
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The Wooing Of ÉtaÍn |
Adiemus Orchestra Jenkins |
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05:25 |
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King Of The Sacred Grove |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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06:05 |
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Saint Declan's Drone |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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03:58 |
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Salm O "Dewi Sant" |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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04:23 |
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Connla's Well |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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04:19 |
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The Dagda |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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07:56 |
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Children Of Dannu |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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03:32 |
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Ceridwen's Curse |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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04:30 |
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Hermit Of The Sea Rock |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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01:45 |
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Isle Of The Mystic Lake |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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03:16 |
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Math Was A Wizard |
Adiemus Orchestra; Jenkins |
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02:57 |
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| Cat. nummer |
CDVE952 |
| SPARS |
DDD |
| Geluid |
Stereo |
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| Muzikant |
Mary Carewe |
| High soprano |
Caryl Ebenezer |
| Muzikant |
Davy Spillane |
| Muzikant |
Martin Taylor |
| Recorders |
Pamela Thorby |
| Accordeon |
David Farmer |
| Muzikant |
Catrin Finch |
| Muzikant |
Jody K. Jenkins |
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| Dirigent |
Karl Jenkins |
| Orkest |
Adiemus Orchestra |
| Producent |
Karl Jenkins |
| Geluidsman |
Steve Price |
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Composer, arranger, keyboardist and woodwinds player Karl Jenkins fell in with the London jazz scene of the late '60s while studying at the Royal Acedemy of Music. Prior to spending over a decade in the last incarnations of Soft Machine, he spent time in a number of jazz groups, along with the Graham Collier Band and Nucleus; he also leant his services to recording sessions and tours for PJ Proby and Scott Walker.
Along with John Marshall, the Welshman navigated Soft Machine through most of the '70s, which saw the group developing their sound significantly away from their earlier years. After the band decided to call it quits, Jenkins turned to film, TV, theater, and orchestra work. In the '90s, he spearheaded Adiemus, a studio project that released a series acclaimed ethno-classical discs. He has recorded under his own name as well, including 1998's Imagined Oceans. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide
