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Classical: Contemporary Moods: Featuring Piano Electronic: Virtual Orchestra Moods: Instrumental Moods: Type: Instrumental

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Glenn Meade

MUSIC

Galactica / Phantasmagoria by Glenn Meade
Release: 2013
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Two symphonies for electronic orchestra that are full of haunting, beautiful melodies, interspersed with percussive, harmonically dense sections, and performed on an array of synthesizers and samplers.
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Galactica / Phantasmagoria Glenn Meade
Hoofin' It by Glenn Meade
Release: 2012
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A mix of rock, pop, and instrumental tunes meant for dancing - specifically the smooth, latin, and rhythm styles of ballroom. From big band swing to acoustic guitar tango, and with a variety of vocalists, the music will get you moving your feet.
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Hoofin' It Glenn Meade
Two Suites for Piano: Strider / To the 9's by Glenn Meade
Release: 2004
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Twelve pieces for solo piano, performed by Stuart Leitch, that reflect the jazz/blues/rock tinged classical style of composer Glenn Meade's music.
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Two Suites for Piano: Strider / To the 9's Glenn Meade
Perils of the Great Ulysses by Glenn Meade
Release: 2003
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A musical retelling of Homer's "The Odyssey" for live string quartet and electronic orchestra in a rock-tinged, contemporary classical style.
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Perils of the Great Ulysses Glenn Meade
Patmos: John's Vision of the Apocalypse (feat. Kathleen O'Brien, Matthew Greenberg, Trevor Mitchell, Carol Loverde, Deborah Guscott, Jonathan Miller, Cary Lovett & Heidi Woll) by Glenn Meade
Release: 2000
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A collection of songs based on the Book of Revelation. Combining the stunning vocals of Chicago a cappella with the electronic orchestrations of Glenn Meade, the music brings to life the extravagant visual imagery of the final book of the Bible.
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Patmos: John's Vision of the Apocalypse (feat. Kathleen O'Brien, Matthew Greenberg, Trevor Mitchell, Carol Loverde, Deborah Guscott, Jonathan Miller, Cary Lovett & Heidi Woll) Glenn Meade
Gloria - for Choir and Orchestra by Glenn Meade
Release: 1998
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A cutting-edge expression of a familiar text and a work of exquisite beauty and power, this 50-minute setting of the second portion of the Great Mass interprets the words with totally new melodies and rhythms.
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Gloria - for Choir and Orchestra Glenn Meade
Open Road - Suite for Jazz Piano by Glenn Meade
Release: 1998
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A collection of new pieces capturing the essence of driving the open highway. A mix of modern classical precision with the harmonies and rhythm of jazz, the music varies from the lyrical "Sunday Driver" to the intense, angular "Rush Hour."
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Open Road - Suite for Jazz Piano Glenn Meade
Quantum Dances by Glenn Meade
Release: 1994
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The eleven "Quantum Dances" are intense compositions performed on an orchestra of electronic instruments. Not for background ambience, this is complex, energetic "maximalist" music for serious listening.
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Quantum Dances Glenn Meade