Various Artists - Synthesizer Classics

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Modern Keyboard Wizard JORDAN RUDESS Recreates GIORGIO MORODER’s Epic “Chase” Theme From MIDNIGHT EXPRESS On Collection Of New Recordings By Leading Synth Masters!
Features performances by Rick Wakeman, Derek Sherinian, Geoff Downes, Patrick Moraz, Thijs Van Leer, Larry Fast & Nite Jewel!
Los Angeles, CA – Some of the most heralded and widely-respected keyboardists on the planet have gathered together on a unique collection to offer their fresh new takes on some of the tracks that laid the foundation of electronic music and influenced thousands of synth-sational artists and players! Ever wonder what Mike Oldfield’s groundbreaking “Tubular Bells” might sound like in the hands of Dream Theater keyboardist Derek Sherinian? Or think that Moody Blues/Yes keyboardist Patrick Moraz would do a fantastic version of Jean-Michel Jarre’s superb “Oxygene?” Well, wonder no more as Synthesizer Classics has come to answer all of your synth-related prayers!
The new collection features all exclusive and brand new recordings by such world-renowned pros as Rick Wakeman, Asia's Geoff Downes, Focus’s Thijs Van Leer, and Larry Fast, who along with several others, have reached back into the past and recreated classics by Kraftwerk, John Carpenter, and lots more! Check out the first single to be released from the collection, Jordan Rudess’s tantalizing take on Giorgio Moroder’s award-winning score for the 1978 prison drama Midnight Express! 
Stream the single: https://orcd.co/jordan_rudess_chase
Synthesizer Classics will be available everywhere starting August 12. Pick up your copy on CD or vinyl or stream the album on all the major digital music platforms!
Order the CD/vinyl: https://cleorecs.com/store/?s=Synthesizer+Classics&post_type=product
Pre-order/pre-save the digital: https://orcd.co/synthesizer_classics

TRACK LIST:
1. Tubular Bells - Derek Sherinian 
2. Magic Fly - Rick Wakeman 
3. Pulstar - Geoff Downes 
4. Chase - Jordan Rudess 
5. Oxygene (Part 4) - Patrick Moraz 
6. Escape From New York - Thijs Van Leer 
7. Tour De France - Nyte Jewel 
8. Visitors - Larry Fast 
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Billy James
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[email protected] 

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	Modern Keyboard Wizard JORDAN RUDESS Recreates GIORGIO MORODER’s Epic “Chase” Theme From MIDNIGHT EXPRESS On Collection Of New Recordings By Leading Synth Masters! Features performances by Rick Wakeman, Derek Sherinian, Geoff Downes, Patrick Moraz, Thijs Van Leer, Larry Fast & Nite Jewel! Los Angeles, CA – Some of the most heralded and widely-respected keyboardists on the planet have gathered together on a unique collection to offer their fresh new takes on some of the tracks that laid the foundation of electronic music and influenced thousands of synth-sational artists and players! Ever wonder what Mike Oldfield’s groundbreaking “Tubular Bells” might sound like in the hands of Dream Theater keyboardist Derek Sherinian? Or think that Moody Blues/Yes keyboardist Patrick Moraz would do a fantastic version of Jean-Michel Jarre’s superb “Oxygene?” Well, wonder no more as Synthesizer Classics has come to answer all of your synth-related prayers! The new collection features all exclusive and brand new recordings by such world-renowned pros as Rick Wakeman, Asia's Geoff Downes, Focus’s Thijs Van Leer, and Larry Fast, who along with several others, have reached back into the past and recreated classics by Kraftwerk, John Carpenter, and lots more! Check out the first single to be released from the collection, Jordan Rudess’s tantalizing take on Giorgio Moroder’s award-winning score for the 1978 prison drama Midnight Express! Stream the single: https://orcd.co/jordan_rudess_chase Synthesizer Classics will be available everywhere starting August 12. Pick up your copy on CD or vinyl or stream the album on all the major digital music platforms! Order the CD/vinyl: https://cleorecs.com/store/?s=Synthesizer+Classics&post_type=product Pre-order/pre-save the digital: https://orcd.co/synthesizer_classics TRACK LIST: 1. Tubular Bells - Derek Sherinian 2. Magic Fly - Rick Wakeman 3. Pulstar - Geoff Downes 4. Chase - Jordan Rudess 5. Oxygene (Part 4) - Patrick Moraz 6. Escape From New York - Thijs Van Leer 7. Tour De France - Nyte Jewel 8. Visitors - Larry Fast Press inquiries: Glass Onyon PR Billy James PH: 828-350-8158 [email protected] CLEOPATRA RECORDS, Inc. 11041 Santa Monica Blvd #703 Los Angeles CA 90025 www.CleopatraRecords.com Follow PURPLE PYRAMID @ Facebook \| Instagram \| Twitter \| Youtube \| Purple Pyramid Store Facebook @PurplePyramidRecords https://www.facebook.com/PurplePyramidRecords/ Instagram @Purple.pyramid https://www.instagram.com/purple.pyramid/ Twitter @PurplePyramid1 https://twitter.com/PurplePyramid1 Youtube @ Purple Pyramid https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwiCec6bS6mX3c7dpitfYRQ Purple Pyramid Store @ https://cleorecs.com/store/product-category/record-label/purple-pyramid/

SouthSideoftheSky Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Symphonic Team Joined: June 29 2008 Location: Close To The... Status: Offline Points: 1933	Post Options Post Reply Quote SouthSideoftheSky Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: August 04 2022 at 10:05
	Thijs Van Leer is not known for playing synths, so seeing his name in this context is interesting. I would be curious to hear this, also the performances of Wakeman, Moraz, Downes, and Larry Fast.