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TRAFFIC STRINGS
8+ albums
tangoinstrumentalchamber musicastor piazzollaAntonio Vivaldi
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About TRAFFIC STRINGS The musicians who are part of TRAFFIC STRINGS play with sensitivity and virtuosity. They approach each musical genre with exquisite feeling. Their orchestrations are innovative yet true to the original compositions. The manner in which TRAFFIC STRINGS perform is both profound and authentic. TRAFFIC STRINGS appeal to each and every music lover. Whether you enjoy listening to the rich heritage of Romanian folklore or to Bach and Vivaldi or to a cocktail of sound and rhythm in their tango , jazz, or instrumental pop/rock concerts, TRAFFIC STRINGS are sure to enthrall you. Their concerts are bound to fill you with energy. Once you have taken a pill of TRAFFIC STRINGS, your life will be much more beautiful. TRAFFIC STRINGS are like a drug that heals the souls of their listeners. Their music is fraught with joy, hope and love. The group first album resulted from a prolific collaboration which they had with the famous panpipes player Gheorghe Zamfir. This material contains a variant of the Vivaldi’s “Seasons”, arranged in a special way by Lucian Moraru, the founder of the group. The latter used the panpipes instead of the solist violin, obtaining a real premiere in the field. The other two albums were presented to the public in 2009 and 2013 and these are TANGO FINESSE and Tango Aficionado which include some of the most seductive authentic tangoes, performed with a new, innovative instrumental shape. It certainly comes as a surprise when the orchestration
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The Four Seasons - Spring - II. Largo (Arr. Lucian Moraru)
32The Lonely Shepherd (Live)
23The Skylark (Ciocârlia)
14The Lonely Shepherd
15Escolasu (arr. L. Moraru)
16Calambre - Franacapa (arr. L. Moraru)
17Lo que vendra (arr. L. Moraru)
182 Romanian Rhapsodies, Op. 11: No. 1 in A Major (arr. L. Moraru) [Live]
19Overture (Suite) No. 2 in B Minor, BWV 1067: VI. Menuet - VII. Badinerie (arr. for Chamber Ensemble) [Live]
110Le quattro stagione (The Four Seasons), Op. 8, Concerto No. 1 in E Major, RV 269 "La primavera" [Spring]: I. Allegro [arr. L. Moraru] [Live]
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