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THE SIX SINGULAR IMPRESSIONS

Ars Nova (JAP)

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3.69 | 7 ratings | 2 reviews | 14% 5 stars

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Boxset/Compilation, released in 1997

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. MORGAN ....from The Goddes of Darlness 1996
2. FURY ....from The Goddes of Darlness 1996
3. FATA MORGANA ....from Fear & Anxiety 1992
4. CHASE ....from Transi 1994
5. TRANSI ....from Progday live in USA 1996
6. NOVA ....from Transi 1994

Line-up / Musicians

- Keiko Kumagai / keyboard
- Akiko Takahashi / drums
- Kyoko Kanazawa / bass

Releases information

TRYCLE RECORDS: TCCN-28036(1997/JAPAN)

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ARS NOVA (JAP) The Six Singular Impressions ratings distribution


3.69
(7 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(14%)
14%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(43%)
43%
Good, but non-essential (43%)
43%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
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Review by erik neuteboom
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4 stars In the early Nineties I discovered the amazing, often keyboard-driven Japanese progrock scene, first Gerard, then Pageant, Outer Limits, Vienna, Mugen and ... Ars Nova. They started as a female trio, this CD is a compilation from that era featuring five songs from the albums Fear & Anxiety (1992), Transi (1994) and The Goddess Of Darkness (1996) and the live track Transi from Progday USA 1996. Their sound is a melodic, often bombastic blend of virtuosic keyboard play and a dynamic rhythm-section, very propulsive and adventurous. Female keyboard player Keiko Kumagai has obviously enjoyed a classical education and she delivers a varied and spectucular sound, from dazzling synthesizer flights and powerful Hammond organ runs to majestic Mellotron waves and sparkling piano work. The track Transi contains some impressive church organ sound and the final song Nova features delicate piano and harpsichord play. This CD is Progheaven for the keyboard aficionados!

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3 stars As part of the japanese "prog invasion" of the late 80 and early 90, Ars Nova (a power female trio) gave us some really interesting albums always leaded by their talented composer and keyboardist Keiko Kumagai who impresses ther music with a lot of undeniable ELP-Triumvirat elements. But the mus ... (read more)

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