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Charlie Rauh: Viriditas
The title cut is a fine example of Rauh's flair for visionary playing, and it definitely stands out as a powerful testament to his integrity and distinct, uncompromising vision. The song has a warm and organic sound, which really allows the natural dynamics of the performance to shine. This is exactly the kind of music that demands a little more from the listener, but also gives back a memorable, thought-provoking experience. This record is all about the artistic possibilities of the guitar on an emotional and intellectual level. It deserves to be enjoyed with no distractions; simply hit the play button, sit back, and let the sounds flow out of the speakers.
Track Listing
Viriditas; Augustine; Living Light; Wind in the East; Lullaby for Djupavik; Breathing Pleasure (for Connie Crothers); Lullaby for Blassac; Arolen.
Personnel
Charlie Rauh
guitar, electricCharlie Rauh: guitar.
Album information
Title: Viriditas | Year Released: 2017 | Record Label: Destiny Records
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