
Bob Piorun
Bob Piorun picks on Christmas Carols
© 2007 Bob Piorun (628740842621)
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Unique guitar based instrumental versions of the some of the most famous of Christmas Carols eclectic New Age ,Electric and Acoustic, and Jazz styles
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- 1 Away In a Manger
- 2 Silent Night
- 3 We Three Kings
- 4 Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod)
- 5 O Little Town Of Bethlehem
- 6 O Holy Night
- 7 Coventry Carol
- 8 O Come, All Ye Faithful
- 9 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
- 10 Ave Maria (Schubert)
- 11 What Child Is This (Greensleeves)
- 12 Jesu, Joy of Man, Desiring
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Bob Piorun has been a full time professional musician and music educator in Central New York for over 40 years. He has taught over 7,ooo people to play guitar, flute and electric bass. He has backed up such musically diverse performers as : James Galway, Michael Feinstein, The Platters, The Coasters and The Ink Spots.He has performed with the Syracuse Symphony and has a gold record for arranging work with the world famous heavy medal band , Manowar.
He has written 2 guitar method books and 1 electric bass book.
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- author: Ann Bryant
I can't review, because I have not heard it as yet. However, knowing Bob as I do, I am sure it will become a holiday favorite . The review is great and will become a good recomendation to all who are interested.!!
- author: bob piorun
Our Review FROM CHRISTMASREVIEWS.COM RICHARD BANKS Bob Piorun Picks on Christmas Carols leads with a jazz arrangement of Away In A Manger, and of course my first impulse is to say to myself "here we go again..." because I was born in '55 and that ship (the one that birthed America's last male jazz fan) had sailed. But it was an extremely cool arrangement, as jazz arrangements go, and he followed it with an unusual Hawaiian slack key arrangement of Silent Night. This was followed by a new age rendition of We Three Kings, and I'm thinking either this guy is just trying to mock me, or he really knows what he's doing. Next comes a Chicago-style Ave Maria (with flute, and everything!), and I know that I can deal with Bob. Of course, he hits me up 'side the head later on with more jazz, and (yikes!) even with some pure classical guitar, but by now Bob and I are old friends. Piorun's retro-eclectric guitar stylings are warm and inviting, whether he's mocking low-brow listeners or the genres themselves. I particularly enjoyed his lush, laid-back new age Hawaiian style arrangements, such as O Holy Night, which turned out to be my favorite, and which will remain on the iPod after most other traces of Christmas 2007 have been wiped clean. Bob Piorun Picks On Christmas is a CD with wide appeal, from jazz-baiting rednecks like myself, to urban, middle-aged cool cats, to latte-sipping new age women. I hate almost everything this year, but I loved this. --Richard Banks (Reviewed in 2007) Bob Piorun/all instruments (G&L electric, Gibson electric classical and Rainsong acoustic guitars, flute and harmonica)