Pavlo - Live in Guadalajara (CD)

Pavlo Simtikidis ist ein Gitarrist, der 'einen mediterranen Sound spielt, der die folkloristischen Stile der griechischen, spanischen und lateinamerikanischen Musik mit Popgefühl verbindet.' Auf seinem neuen Album aber dominiert erstmals der Pop.



With over 200 broadcasts, Live in Kastoria, remains one of the highest earning pledge concerts for PBS. Pavlo return’s to Public Television with “Live in Guadalajara” celebrating his life’s work with a 93-piece orchestra backing him. As one of the worlds most popular Latin-style guitarists, Pavlo has sold over half a million albums and continues to tour the world playing to sold out theatres. This spectacular performance took place at the legendary Degollado Opera House, a 5-story historic national treasure in Guadalajara, Mexico. At the helm, musical director, Marco Parisotto conducted the evening with passion and sensitivity for every note that left the page. Pavlo performs his most popular compositions, including “Paradise,” “Andalusia By Night,” “Latin Love” and a heart felt dedication to his beloved Grandmother Sophia called “Eternal Flower.” Additionally, he presents an uplifting rendition of “Cancion Del Mariachi”. Special guests include, pop-tenor sensation, Mark Masri, husband and wife dance duo, Brandon and Chelsea, and a surprise appearance by one of Pavlo’s guitar idols, Brian Hughes. Get ready to hear Pavlo’s music like you’ve never heard it before.







Technische Daten:
Set-Inhalt: 1
Genre: Pop
Barcode: 620953623523
Artikelnummer: 5362352
Erscheinungsdatum: 06.09.2019


Tracks:
1. Highstrung
2. Love You Forever (Feat. Brandon & Chelsea)
3. Paradise
4. Move (Feat. Mark Masri)
5. Under The Heat
6. Tsiftetelli
7. Eternal Flower
8. Cancion Del Mariachi (Feat. Mark Masri)
9. Cuban Brass Cowboy
10. Love Letter (Feat. Brian Hughes)
11. Andalusia By Night
12. Latin Love
13. Pavlo Style
14. Claude Achille Debussy-Iberia: Le Matin D’Un Jour De Fete
15. Manuel De Falla - El Amor Brujo: Danza Ritual Del Fuego
16. Maurice Ravel - La Valse