Paris Rio
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Music CD Cover Edition: Music CD CD Release Date: 1995-04-12 Music Label: Chesky Records Soundtracks:
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Free Music Notes for Paris Rio Album
Free Music Review: Ravishing in all ways
Hit: 5 Stars
The adjective "ravishing" describes both the compositions and the performances. Both works are rather obscure but quite important in the reportorie of late Romantic music. Especially coming off well is the Villa-Lobos with its subtle flowing, quixotic, tango-like rhythms (some parts mimic the slow but accented middle esections of that genre) and beautiful melodies. The Ravel is showier and shows the influences of its first incarnation (a Concerto). The work fairly screams for an orchestra and the sound produced by this fabulous trio is stunning.