An Eclectic Acoustic/Electric Christmas
Ben Burdick
© Copyright-Ben Burdick
(634479579325)
Record Label: Little House Recordings
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1. What Child Is This |
5:04 |
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2. Joy To The World |
4:40 |
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3. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town |
4:35 |
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4. Little Drummer Boy |
5:09 |
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5. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer |
3:15 |
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6. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen |
4:37 |
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7. Oh Christmas Tree |
4:27 |
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8. Silent Night |
3:41 |
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This instrumental CD will grab you with its modern modal Jazz and other stylings applied to fresh arrangements of these holiday classics. Great for holiday parties and stocking stuffers.
Ben graduated from Musician's Institute, GIT, in 1986 and has been composing, performing, and teaching guitar and music theory for over 20 years. Career highlights include: Recording with Rosalie Sorrels for the Bob Dylan tribute CD A Nod to Bob (Red House Records, 2001); Engineering and coproducing Rebecca Scott's latest CD, The Game (Little House Recordings, 2002) and his own releases, Roots & Branches (2002), An Eclectic Acoustic/Electric Christmas (2002) and Yesteryears (2003). Ben has also produced his own CD/DVD instructional video, Messin' with Modes: Creative Improvisation using the Major Scale, A How-To Guide for all Melodic Instruments.
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Extraordinary! A different approach to Christmas Music.
author: Aimee Stomps
This CD is easy listening and very enjoyable! Definately money worth spending!
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Great background tunes for the holidays
author: Samuel Thomas
Tasteful, jazzy renditions of traditional Christmas tunes are a welcome relief to the same old/same old. Burdick explores that art form brilliantly in this CD. "What Child Is This" and "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" are especially well done. Would like to hear more in a volume II.
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