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Ginger Ibex : Firefly
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Dark lyrical piano, strings & percussion combining elements of contemporary Rock plus Classical, Romantic and Impressionist sounds with Middle Eastern modes and Tango.
Genre: Rock: Instrumental Rock
Release Date: 2009
Firefly
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Firefly 3:30 Album Only
Pericopine 5:09 Album Only
Prelude To Dust For Kissers 5:40 Album Only
October Tango 6:01 Album Only
February Intro 4:09 Album Only
February 4:35 Album Only
Toxic 3:43 Album Only
Variation On Snow Ghosts 5:09 Album Only
Binnorie 2:59 Album Only
September Tango 5:14 Album Only
For All Unborn Children 2:20 Album Only
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Album Notes

"Firefly" is Ginger Ibex's debut album. The music's dark lyrical beauty combines elements of contemporary Rock plus Classical, Romantic and Impressionist sounds with Middle Eastern modes and Tango.

"Firefly" includes ten original instrumental songs and one cover that display the breadth of pianist Sharon Crumrine's influences, ranging from light, intimate solo piano ("For All Unborn Children"), to viola and piano ("Pericopine", "Binnorie"), through tangos ("September Tango", "October Tango"), to piano with full string section ("Prelude To Dust
For Kissers") and percussion ("Variation on Snow Ghosts").

All songs are composed by Sharon, with the exception of herinteresting arrangement of Brittany Spears' "Toxic".

For fans of Rachels' "Music for Egon Schiele", Keith Jarrett's "Dark Intervals", Loreena McKennitt's Middle Eastern sounds, the dynamic range of piano and sonic intensity of The Bad Plus.

"Ginger Ibex mixes and melds musical styles on Firefly in a fashion that is both surprising and wildly successful. This is true modern classical music, incorporating elements from Middle Eastern music, Rock N Roll, Tango and Impressionist musical styles. Firefly has enough classical relevance to appeal to the stuffiest of music aficionados, but enough modern touch to sound current and alive."
- Wildy Haskell, WildysWorld.blogspot.com

“Best debut from a Boston band in a long time… October Tango has that certain charm of a Bogie-Bacall encounter”
- Joann Keesey, WMFO Music Dept.

“Wonderful listening to you. Thanks for putting such lush & rich stuff out into the atmosphere."
- singer mali + jaggery

“... the music is Beautiful. Very moving. I love piano and strings! So powerful."
- Audrey Ebbs, musician

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