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Vicki Larnach : Levitate
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Warm and cruisy, earthy and uplifting, groove and floatation, sophisticated chill out. For relaxation, pilates, gentle movement, yoga, massage, stress relief, studying and driving, everyday living.
Genre: Electronic: Chill out
Release Date: 2005
Levitate Record Label: Vicki Larnach
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Savana 5:19 $0.99
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Strider 7:17 $0.99
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Levitate 9:21 $0.99
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Album Notes

These very cool instrumental pieces are ultimate groove and floatation, sophisticated chill out.

In Levitate Vicki skilfully mixes sampled keys, oboes, flutes, saxophones, guitars, harps, marimbas and strings with the most angelic 21st century pads, spacy electronic embellishments and rhythms.

Modern orchestra meets space age moon band.

In most of Vicki's works you can hear a little bit of classical, a little bit of jazz, a pinch of latin spice, all rolled up in an warm ambient pashmina.

It's rich, satisfying, music with undulating rhythms, even where there are no drums. Ride the melodies, have visions, let go, bliss out.

Vicki Larnach is an Australian composer, music producer and teacher working mostly as a solo artist, composing, recording and producing her own works using piano and keyboards.

Her latest instrumental works are elegant and spacious. Natural therapists, fitness instructors, their clients, families and schools praise her music for its immediate positive effects.

Vicki's music was recently featured in Family Circle Magazine, as a cover mount CD, with over 53,000 copies circulated in Australia and New Zealand.

Her music is used as backing tracks in guided meditations, in short films, websites, corporate DVDs and as orchestration in a spoken book, also narrated by Vicki , entitled 'Why Women Weep" by Marie Gai Oberlander.

Vicki studied classical piano with Edith Woods, and jazz with Roger Frampton, Julie Spithill and Mike Bukovsky at the NSW Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia.

She has performed and recorded music from rock to salsa, jazz to ambient, pantomime to country, classical and children's music in both Australia and overseas.

In Venezuela, Vicki played keyboards for actress/singer Maria Conchita Alonso, in concerts, tours and TV appearances.

She recorded piano and keyboards on Giordano Di Marzo"s "Negocios" album, and toured with bands Tinajas and Celestial.

She was musical director of a production of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" in Caracas and taught music in schools and at the Conservatorium of Music for the Philharmonic Orchestra, Caracas.

Primary (elementary) school, piano and early childhood music teacher, Vicki was on the advisory panel for the Australian ABC's SING '93 (a CD of songs and book used by most schools in Australia) and her children's songs "Wear A Hat", "Solar" and "Little String Bag" appear in several of these ABC's SING Productions.

Please contact me if you need any new project music." www.vicki.com.au

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REVIEWS

Music to Soothe the Savage Beast
author: Chris Kritzer
Vicki's latest album evokes the calming pulse of a mother's heartbeat. It is soothing, yet evinces the very life force which drives us to create, to make something amazing and beautiful out of wisps of inspiration. Its melodic and rhythmic counterpoint has an almost oddly narcotic effect on a bad mood - I find it impossible to be anything other than happy and relaxed when listening. "Levitate" is enjoyable as well as highly beneficial. Bravo!
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Beautiful music - "Levitate" is a perfect name for this album
author: Joan Shafer
I'm a long-time fan of Australian composer Vicki Larnach, and delighted to see that her music has become available to the world on CD Baby. "Levitate" is the perfect name for this album of beautiful music.
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Would appeal to a very broad range of music lovers.
author: Susan Ward Massage Therapist
Gentle, hypnotic, with a rhythm that beats in time with my heart. It doesn’t intrude or overpower my thoughts, but helps to create a spacious mind. Some tracks seem to have the sounds of nature as part of the complex composition, not dolphin and whale squeaks (that I find awful) but the pulse of a rainforest perhaps. The variation between tracks is subtle yet refreshing. The more I listen to Levitate the more I feel its spell gently drawing me in. I love it. I think Levitate would appeal to a very broad range of music lovers with its lounge feel, atmospheric without being too cosmic.
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Sets a calm atmosphere and yet is funky enough for most ages.
author: Sue Hinchey
I've very much enjoyed playing your CDs in my massage therapy clinic, and my staff have too. The consensus from them (8 female, 3 male) is that it's good because you don't have to listen to it, it's just there in the background without intruding. With this many therapists working for me it's always a bit of a battle - the males don't like too much whalesong, someone else doesn't like anything with singing, someone else works well with jazz-style and more upbeat, so there's a constant "it's my turn to choose the music" (yes, they're actually adults and not preschoolers!). Anyway, they're a great team and agree that your music is relaxing, without putting everyone to sleep, sets a calm atmosphere without feeling that you should be whispering and a bit funky, enough to suit most ages, from teenagers to oldies.
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