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    Posted: September 12 2013 at 00:09

PFM has released a double CD or triple Vinyl with musics from Beethoven, Mozart, Verdi,Rossini, Saint Saens, Prokofiev, Rossini, Dvorak, Mendelssohn, Rimskij Korsakov, Mahler.





I don't have the track list so I can't add the album but it sounds interesting, also after reading some comments from the Italian press.
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CD 1
1. Il flauto magico - Ouverture (Mozart) (8:15)
2. Danza macabra (Saint Saens) (6:33)
3. Danza slava N.1 (Dvorak) (6:24)
4. Sinfonia N. 5 IV Adagietto (Mahler) (8:18)
5. Romeo e Giulietta - Danza dei cavalieri (Prokofiev) (6:48)
6. La grande Pasqua russa (Rimskij - Korsakov) (7:17)
7. Nabucco - Ouverture (Verdi) (8:10)

Total time 51:45


CD 2
1. La luna nuova (7:38)
2. Promenade the puzzle (6:44)
3. Dove...quando (4:41)
4. Maestro della voce (7:17)
5. Impresioni di Settembre (6:33)
6. Suite Italiana (6:28)
7. Guglielmo Tell - Ouverture (2:52)

Total time 42:13
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Points: 10616 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 12 2013 at 02:12
Well, well, what a creative lot, PFM.
Some clappies  in advance Clap
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Just seen it on the front page Big smile. 
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I usually don't like when progers do that. I hope my beloved PFM managed to pull off something as good as their Stati Di...album
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First partial listen. It's a PFM album. Not just a revisitation of classical themes or "variations".  I usually dislike operations of this kind, like i.e. Ca Ira which is able to disappoint fans of Waters and of Opera. This PFM album is absolutely not disappointing, but it's just my first listen, I haven't listened to the whole album yet and it's just my first impression.
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This is one now at www.progstreaming.com. The whole lot!
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I've listened to it. It's well-performed, but ultimately uninspired, I think. 
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Hi,
 
I'm thinking that they have played at least one third of these in the midst of their stuff in concert. They kinda made fun of it, but in some ways, it was an appreciation more than anything else, and that was a great thing.
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Points: 13345 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 01 2013 at 13:41
Just heard them on the radio followed by Riverside...a good dj tonight.
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