Audio Samples
Summer
Nothing Else Matters
He's a Pirate ("Pirates of the Carribbean" Theme)
Smooth Criminal
Csardas-Gypsy Dance
Who Wants To Live Forever?
Thunderstruck
Ain't No Sunshine
Carmen Fantasie
Air
Zorba's Dance (From "Zorba the Greek")
Chelsea Girl
Rock Prelude
Dueling Banjos (Dueling Strings)Track List
Summer
Nothing Else Matters
He's a Pirate ("Pirates of the Carribbean" Theme)
Smooth Criminal
Csardas-Gypsy Dance
Who Wants To Live Forever?
Thunderstruck
Ain't No Sunshine
Carmen Fantasie
Air
Zorba's Dance (From "Zorba the Greek")
Chelsea Girl
Rock Prelude
Dueling Banjos (Dueling Strings)Album Remarks & Appraisals:
2009 album from the non-conforming Classical artist. Garrett's unique, and wholly individual style, pays as much homage to Metallica as to Mozart. This self-titled release covers an incredibly diverse selection of repertoire, representing his love for many genres, and the ability to tackle each successfully. Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal' is cleverly reinterpreted, as is Queen's ballad, 'Who Wants to Live Forever'. AC/DC's 'Thunderstruck' is given a memorable new twist, alongside, 'He's a Pirate' from Pirates of the Caribbean. Given his enduring commitment to his first musical love, David still includes some classical selections on this album including the last movement of Vivaldi's 'Summer' from The Four Seasons, and Bach's 'Air'. Not to be satisfied with only imaginative covers, David also displays his own deft writing skills with notable originals, including 'Chelsea Girl'.
Album Notes
Audio Remasterer: Tom Coyne.
Feisty re-imaginings of beloved songs from the pop, folk, and classical canon make violinist David Garrett's self-titled album an unpredictable and joyous listen. Garrett--a former student of Itzhak Perlman--has remarkable control over his tone, guiding his violin to sound tremblingly sweet ("Nothing Else Matters"), bluesy and soulful ("Ain't No Sunshine"), jaunty ("Zorba's Dance"), and even aggressive and artfully harsh ("Thunderstruck"), a versatility that allows him to cover Metallica and traditional Hungarian folk dances with equal aplomb.
Reviews
Hi David
Submitted on 01/21/10 by Gabriel
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