Sunday Afternoon
Tony Nirta
Performed By
Tony Nirta
Album UPC
884502312539
CD Baby Track ID
6796270
Label
Independant
Released
2009-12-27
BPM
92
Rated
0
ISRC
usx9p0948791
Year
2009
Spotify Plays
13
Writers
Writer
Tony Nirta
Pub Co
Tony Nirta
Composer
Tony Nirta
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceOne Stop
Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
AUSTRALIA - Victoria
Description
This instrumental album has a number of tunes styled and influence by Latin-jazz, Indian rhythms, blending with Asian and Western European sounds , rich and spicey.
Notes
Residents - Tony Nirta
This instrumental album has a number of tunes styled and influence by Latin-jazz, Indian rhythms, blending with Asian and Western European sounds
1. Taputey 4:23
2. Afrosplice 4:41
3. Early Dawn 2:11
4. Latin Dinner 3:28
5. Moon Horizon 3:13
6. Sunday Afternoon 3:43
7. Drowsy Morning 3:10
8. Arabian Influence 5:14
9. Slow Sunrise 3:23
10.April Rain 4:31
11.Wednesday 3:02
12.The Seed 6:46
Total Time 47:48
Many thanks to
Ron Keelan: Hand Drums,Tabla, Finger-drum Tracks 1,8,12
Ian Dixon: Trumpet Tracks 1 and 12
Nu Lynch: Vocal Track 12
Kim Lynch: Harmonium and Vocal Track 12
Kathy Chinnick: vocal, Tambura Track 12
Tony : vocal Track 12
Michael Hodson: Bass guitar Track 4
All tracks Tony: Roland GR30 Guitar synth, guitars and sequencing
Track 12 words are four stanzas excerpted from Sri Mahalaksmyastakam Stotram and one stanza from Argala Stotram
All music composed and produced by Tony Nirta
Cover Art and Design: Kathy Chinnick
This project is the accumulation of pieces created between August '06 - Aug '07
at Phoenix 1, Dunmoochin Cottles Bridge, Victoria AU
Many thanks to Guy Cundell for his Roland GR30 guitar synthesizer.
Special thanks to Shane and Barbara, and the Dunmoochin Foundation.
Kathy and I spent the first few months at Dunmoochin getting to know fellow residents on the site, and in the general community, then in November I began putting this work together, I had only one guideline, that the work would be instrumental music, I delved into some rhythm tracks grabbed from some drum and bass jamming I did with Ron Keelan in May 2006, and used a Roland GR30 Guitar synth, as a composition tool, and let the sounds influence what I played, over all , this work is heavily influenced by music from different cultures, movies and friends.
All music Copyright T. Nirta 2007
This Album is dedicated to my parents,
Agata and Domenico.
This instrumental album has a number of tunes styled and influence by Latin-jazz, Indian rhythms, blending with Asian and Western European sounds
1. Taputey 4:23
2. Afrosplice 4:41
3. Early Dawn 2:11
4. Latin Dinner 3:28
5. Moon Horizon 3:13
6. Sunday Afternoon 3:43
7. Drowsy Morning 3:10
8. Arabian Influence 5:14
9. Slow Sunrise 3:23
10.April Rain 4:31
11.Wednesday 3:02
12.The Seed 6:46
Total Time 47:48
Many thanks to
Ron Keelan: Hand Drums,Tabla, Finger-drum Tracks 1,8,12
Ian Dixon: Trumpet Tracks 1 and 12
Nu Lynch: Vocal Track 12
Kim Lynch: Harmonium and Vocal Track 12
Kathy Chinnick: vocal, Tambura Track 12
Tony : vocal Track 12
Michael Hodson: Bass guitar Track 4
All tracks Tony: Roland GR30 Guitar synth, guitars and sequencing
Track 12 words are four stanzas excerpted from Sri Mahalaksmyastakam Stotram and one stanza from Argala Stotram
All music composed and produced by Tony Nirta
Cover Art and Design: Kathy Chinnick
This project is the accumulation of pieces created between August '06 - Aug '07
at Phoenix 1, Dunmoochin Cottles Bridge, Victoria AU
Many thanks to Guy Cundell for his Roland GR30 guitar synthesizer.
Special thanks to Shane and Barbara, and the Dunmoochin Foundation.
Kathy and I spent the first few months at Dunmoochin getting to know fellow residents on the site, and in the general community, then in November I began putting this work together, I had only one guideline, that the work would be instrumental music, I delved into some rhythm tracks grabbed from some drum and bass jamming I did with Ron Keelan in May 2006, and used a Roland GR30 Guitar synth, as a composition tool, and let the sounds influence what I played, over all , this work is heavily influenced by music from different cultures, movies and friends.
All music Copyright T. Nirta 2007
This Album is dedicated to my parents,
Agata and Domenico.
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