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Though he was born in Argentina, has a long-term contract with BMG U.S. Latin and has sold hundreds of thousands of his first five recordings throughout Latin America while touring those regions regularly, Raul DiBlasio's acoustic piano-based music can't be pigeonholed as strictly Latin or having anything to do with true Latin jazz. Each of his recordings has a few nods to his rich heritage, to be sure, but two of DiBlasio's most popular efforts, his 1990 debut El Piano de America and 1994's Piano de America 2, incorporated a variety of his influences - from pop to classical - to create an impressive potpourri of colors he called "music connecting me with the people from all the Americas." Di Blasio rides a similarly diverse, multi-cultural road on Solo (BMG U.S. Latin), which, despite its title, features only one solo piano piece - a subdued reprise of the whimsical title track, which is introduced and then enhanced by the Miami Symphony Orchestra. The appeal lies in the combination of catchy pop hooks, a mix of gentle grand piano elegance with powerful, driving rhythms, and an honest, deeper spiritual expression that is lacking in the average smooth jazz product. While at the core of many of these tunes (most notably, the laid back, atmospheric "Lluvia") lies a simple, eloquent sense of melody which characterizes the music of top new age artists like David Lanz and Jim Brickman, Di Blasio's flair for the dramatic -- which translates to his live performances as well -- takes the simplest notions to extraordinary heights, often at the most unexpected moments.
© Jonathan Widran /TiVo
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Raul Di Blasio, Composer - Raul Di Blasio, Performer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Raul Di Blasio, Composer - Raul Di Blasio, Performer
(P) 1997 Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC
Raul Di Blasio, Composer - Raul Di Blasio, Performer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Neal Hefti, Composer - E. Sheldon, Composer - Raul Di Blasio, Performer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Raul Di Blasio, Performer - Alejandro Jaen, Composer
(P) 1997 Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC
Raul Di Blasio, Composer - Raul Di Blasio, Performer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Raul Di Blasio, Performer - Gian Piero Reverberi, Composer - Ivano Pavesi, Composer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Eric Mouquet, Composer - Michel Sanchez, Composer - Raul Di Blasio, Performer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Kate Prouwse, Composer - Johnny Pearson, Composer - Raul Di Blasio, Performer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Raul Di Blasio, Performer - Raul Di Blasio, Composer
(P) 1997 BMG Music
Raul Di Blasio, Piano - Raul Di Blasio, Composer
(P) 997 BMG Music
Presentación del Álbum
Though he was born in Argentina, has a long-term contract with BMG U.S. Latin and has sold hundreds of thousands of his first five recordings throughout Latin America while touring those regions regularly, Raul DiBlasio's acoustic piano-based music can't be pigeonholed as strictly Latin or having anything to do with true Latin jazz. Each of his recordings has a few nods to his rich heritage, to be sure, but two of DiBlasio's most popular efforts, his 1990 debut El Piano de America and 1994's Piano de America 2, incorporated a variety of his influences - from pop to classical - to create an impressive potpourri of colors he called "music connecting me with the people from all the Americas." Di Blasio rides a similarly diverse, multi-cultural road on Solo (BMG U.S. Latin), which, despite its title, features only one solo piano piece - a subdued reprise of the whimsical title track, which is introduced and then enhanced by the Miami Symphony Orchestra. The appeal lies in the combination of catchy pop hooks, a mix of gentle grand piano elegance with powerful, driving rhythms, and an honest, deeper spiritual expression that is lacking in the average smooth jazz product. While at the core of many of these tunes (most notably, the laid back, atmospheric "Lluvia") lies a simple, eloquent sense of melody which characterizes the music of top new age artists like David Lanz and Jim Brickman, Di Blasio's flair for the dramatic -- which translates to his live performances as well -- takes the simplest notions to extraordinary heights, often at the most unexpected moments.
© Jonathan Widran /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 11 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:49:52
- Artistas principales: Raúl Di Blasio
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: Ariola
- Género World Music
(P) 1997 BMG Music
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