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    Posted: December 22 2019 at 10:03
A-Z of Classical Crossover Artists  (100+ artists; 500+ albums)

2CELLOS

Adiemus; Affiniti; Chloe Agnew; Sarah Alainn; All Angels; Angelis; Anuna; The Ayoub Sisters

Keedie Babb; Thomas Bergersen; Andrea Bocelli; Bond; Sarah Brightman

Cantamus; Celtic Woman; Charlotte Church; Richard Clayderman; Collabro; Continuum

Taylor Davis; Linford Detweiler

Ludovico Einaudi; Escala; Jackie Evancho

Bela Fleck; Joanna Forest; Nils Frahm; Giorgia Fumanti

David Garrett; Toni Gibson; Philip Glass; Patrick Godfrey; Hayley Griffiths; Josh Groban

Anthony Hopkins

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Karl Jenkins; Katherine Jenkins; Johann Johannsson; Aled Jones; Bradley Joseph

Michael Kamen; Tolga Kashif; Camilla Kerslake

Thijs van Leer; Libera; Jon Lord

Paddy McAloon; Paul McCartney; Meav Ni Mhaolchatha; Mannheim Steamroller; David McAlmont; Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballe; Edgar Meyer & Mike Marshall; Nico Muhly

Chis Norman & the Riga Dom Boys Choir; North Sea Radio Orchestra; Amy Nuttall; Michael Nyman

Agnes Obel; Opera Babes;  Anne Sofie von Otter & Elvis Costello

Luciano Pavarotti & Henry Mancini; Penguin Cafe Orchestra; Nick Phoenix; The Piano Guys

Steve Reich; Max Richter; Andre Rieu; Rondo Veneziano

Alessandro Safina; Secret Garden; Semprini;  Michel Simone; Sissel; Sky; Faryl Smith; St. Philips Boys Choir; Berdien Stenberg; Lindsey Stirling; Miriam Stockley; String Tribute Players; Symphonic Theater of Dreams

Jennifer Thomas; Yann Tiersen; Tolkien Ensemble & Christopher Lee; Triniti; Tarja Turunen & Harus; Two Steps from Hell

Vanessa-Mae; The Vard Sisters; Martin Villareal

Waldo de los Rios; Michael Ward; Roger Waters; Russell Watson; Anthony Way; Hayley Westenra; John Williams; Winged Victory for the Sullen; Laura Wright

Yanni; Yoshiki



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Variations on Paganini by Llyod Webber and Collosseum II
 
 
 


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The Concerto for Group and Orchestra, composed by Deep Purple keyboard player Jon Lord, is probably one of the best-known Classical Crossover performances of all time. This truly IS Symphonic Rock!
Deep Purple and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - 1969 
 
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William Sheller's Lux Aeterna is something of a stand-out for me as a type of classical crossover. It's original music that combines symphonic prog and psychedelicish rock with a classical symphonic and choral music aesthetic. I have a thing for such music.





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Duos for fave acts
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^^ I love Lux Aeterna. Thanks for posting. Thumbs Up
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Tarja Turunen (ex-Nightwish) and Harus - Live at Sibelius Hall (2011) 
 
 


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Back in the late 70s, for my generation who were too young to have understood, first time round, the classical offerings from DP, John Lord,Ekseption, The Nice, etc. the album that had the greatest impact then and turned on a whole new generation of 15 year olds was Andrew Lloyd Webber's Variations, even the photo on the album was aimed at teenagers and students.


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For those who haven't heard it I can thoroughly recommend Hans Wurman's The Moog Strikes Bach from 1969. His playing on this and best of all his own compositions on this album are mental! Cardiacs and Camel fans would do well to listen to it. If you like the melancholy synth noodling on Snowgoose and Moon Madness, give this a spin.

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Have you ever wondered what Welsh songstress Charlotte Church is doing these days? Well, in her own words, she's not singing "Pie ******* Jesu" ever again, that's for sure. Prepare to be surprised. This track, from the first of Charlotte's four imaginatively-titled Alternative Rock EP's:- One; Two; Three & Four. Tongue



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You're surely versatile, Paul, both the man of the very popular and very obscure - and very much between. Big smile
                      quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:


You're surely versatile, Paul, both the man of the very popular and very obscure - and very much between. Big smile
Yes, it's a constant journey of discovery every day here at PA, and here's Sarah Brightman with her anthemic Classical/Symphonic Metal crossover epic, Gothica/Flowers of Evil. Heart
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Another amazing discovery..... Sarah Brightman meets Barclay James Harvest!
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They're sweet on Schubert
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A Whiter Shade of Sarah Brightman.
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

You're surely versatile, Paul, both the man of the very popular and very obscure - and very much between. Big smile
Yes, it's a constant journey of discovery every day here at PA, and here's Sarah Brightman with her anthemic Classical/Symphonic Metal crossover epic, Gothica/Flowers of Evil. Heart

I'm a bit in doubt whether I'll classify it as a part of New Wave of Hair Metal. Big smile
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

You're surely versatile, Paul, both the man of the very popular and very obscure - and very much between. Big smile
Yes, it's a constant journey of discovery every day here at PA, and here's Sarah Brightman with her anthemic Classical/Symphonic Metal crossover epic, Gothica/Flowers of Evil. Heart

I'm a bit in doubt whether I'll classify it as a part of New Wave of Hair Metal. Big smile

Well, there's plenty of Hair, but maybe not so much Metal. Tongue
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 A-Z of Classical Crossover Artists

2CELLOS    How does a cello duo from the Croatian capital of Zagreb grab you? Well, here's your chance to find out. In the meantime, it's cello from them and goodbye from me as I'm off to find some more East European prog to share. Smile



2CELLOS perform AC/DC's Thunderstruck (Live) - from their third album, Celloverse. 🔥 



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  A-Z of Classical Crossover Artists  (100+ artists; 500+ albums)



 2 stars 2018: Chloe Agnew - The Thing About You (EP) - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nQD_ncO64SSEl59M_Xu0HT1advyLI2ufQ




 3 stars 2009: Anuna - Invocations of Ireland - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL05D0E23596CD2937



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Penguin Cafe Orchestra (with Geoffrey Richardson from Caravan on Viola}

 

North Sea Radio Orchestra (occasionall featuring William D. Drake from Cardiacs)


Fruupp
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^ Thanks! I'm a fan of Belfast band Fruupp too, and I'll add North Sea Radio Orchestra & Penguin Cafe Orchestra to the Classical Crossover playlist. Thumbs Up
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