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Claudia Vorbach: Rainbows Of Your Love
ByVorbach's material may seem bouncy, but it is music of loss: not at all sentimental, but to the point. Vorbach's life companion passed, and this is a tribute to and remembrance of him. Her manner is gentle and her harmonies are simple, but the message is powerful. Since Vorbach wrote and arranged her own material, it has a confessional quality, as on "Love is All There Is." Vorbach reminds us of the old saying, ars longa, vita brevis, that art outlives the artist but the "Music Is Still Around."
It is interesting that Vorbach, who lives in Tübingen, Germany, has got the folk-rock sound down so well long after its earliest exponents in the United States have passed from the scene. But, ultimately, it is not so much style as substance, Vorbach's private lyrics shared publicly, that make the recording work. Anyone can imitate, but life's experiences are what make for expression. And so one hears this recording, not complicated but heartfelt, and remembers that our experiences may be ordinary, not necessarily unique, but the basis of any worthwhile art. Some emotions are indeed universal and Vorbach's music is a fitting language for them.
"I cannot come home to you. You're not around anymore."
Track Listing
Rainbows Of Your Love; Two Colors Blue (Secrets Of Light); Under This Crooked Tree; Synchronicity; All Along The Stream; Doctor Said (Lament Song); I Cannot Come Home To You; Magic Is; Love Is All There Is; I'm With You All The Way; Out Of My Life; Music Is Still Around; Nothing Is All Lost; My Greatest Love.
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Title: Rainbows Of Your Love | Year Released: 2024 | Record Label: Record Jet
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