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David Arkenstone - BEST OF DAVID ARKENSTONE
 Play Sample | Multi-instrumentalist David Arkenstone is an icon of New Age music. Now, for the first time, Narada is this offering specially-priced collection featuring 10 of the best-loved melodies by David Arkenstone — a perfect introduction to the extraordinary catalog of this contemporary instrumental music master. | Musicians
| | Daniel Chase : Organic and electric percussion | | Jerome Franke, Mik Giacobassi, Timothy Klabunde, Karin Potts : Violins | | Paul Gmeinder : Cello | | Helen Reich : Viola | | Linda Edelstein : English horn, oboe | | John Klemmer : Soprano sax | | Wayne Lothian : Bass |
Artist Bio: Look back at David Arkenstone’s career and you’ll find his music being influenced by every dimension of his personality: the contemporary-progressive musician; the ethnomusicologist; the Sibelius disciple; the internal time-traveler.
"I would add adventurer, too," says David Arkenstone, rounding out a cross-pollinated list of attributes that have helped establish him as one of contemporary instrumental music’s most distinctive composers. "I can’t always participate in a real adventure, but I usually try to take some kind of mental adventure every day. It influences my composing."
Arkenstone’s music has had a similar effect on listeners since the release of his 1987 debut recording, VALLEY IN THE CLOUDS. Described by one reviewer as "one of the most exquisite electronic new age recordings ever produced," the album launched a career that has yielded two Grammy® Award nominations, two #1 albums, career sales that exceed 1 million recordings, and a dedicated fan base drawn to Arkenstone’s inventive fusion of technology and mythology for its ability to part the mind’s curtains and activate wide-screen imaginations. Review: | Best of David Arkenstone | | An Icon of New Age Music | | Multi-instrumentalist David Arkenstone is an icon of New Age music. Now, for the first time, Narada is this offering specially-priced collection featuring 10 of the best-loved melodies by David Arkenstone — a perfect introduction to the extraordinary catalog of this contemporary instrumental music master. |
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