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Tom Shaw : Music For An Art Gallery
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Music that helps you to relax and sooth you. A cross between Brian Eno, Steve Roach, Pink Floyd and Peter Gabriel. The best word to describe it is sublime.
Genre: New Age: Ambient
Release Date: 1999
Music For An Art Gallery
Tom Shaw
Record Label: Blue Light Records
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1. 1st Movement 15:07 + MP3 $2.50
2. 2nd Movement 14:44 + MP3 $2.50
3. 3rd Movement 10:03 + MP3 $2.50
4. 4th Movement 21:30 + MP3 $2.50
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Album Notes

Tom has been playing ambient music since the mid 80's. This is a technique that Brian Eno invented using tape loops in the late 70's. Also Robert Fripp of "King Crimson" used this technique and called it "Frippertronics".

Tom uses digital loops not tape. The great thing about this music is that it is free form and is total improvisation. Although Tom is known as a rocker in the N.Y., N.J. & Pa. area, ambient music is closest to Tom's heart, being a long time practitioner of Yoga and meditation.

"Music For An Art Gallery" was recorded live in an art gallery in Stroudsburg, Pa. on 5/3/96 during Art walk, a festival that happens the first Friday in May.

It was a magical event and people were filled with rapture of the experience of this music. It was a blessed event. Thank you God.

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REVIEWS

I love "Music for an art gallery"
author: Dr ZzZzZ
                            
I love "Music for an art galery" and play it on my netradio station "The Ambient ZzZzZone". ThankzZz for such a great CD.
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Melodies improvised and meditated than "magic".
author: Metaphysical Reviews
                            
What better word describes the ability to sit in front of a tape recorder and play original melodies improvised and meditated than “magic?" Composer and musician Tom Shaw did just that live at the opening of an art gallery some years ago. That magic is titled Music for an Art Gallery. Here is ambient music, surely. And pensive. And meditative. The guests who came to the opening to see art were pleased, gratified and soothed by Tom’s free- form music; a magical time of rapture for them, too. Tom Shaw has a huge following as a rocker in the New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey area, but his true calling as a long time practitioner and student of Yoga and meditation, is spiritual, transporting, and relaxing music. That describes all 61 minutes of Music for an Art Gallery. This reviewer was delivered to better places, all found in my heart. The stress and tension of life melted away, to be replaced by peaceful scenes and thoughts. I recalled a beautiful lake setting with the surrounding trees mirrored in the still water. A field of wild flowers dancing in the breeze of a summer’s day. It is fair to say that Tom’s visualizations in music are as original and creative as any of the art at the gallery. Here is music that is reminiscent of a cross between Brian Eno, Steve Roach, Pink Floyd and Peter Gabriel. For 61 minutes of sublime, soothing and meditative music, Music for an Art Gallery is the album I recommend. Thank you, Tom Shaw! Richard Fuller Senior Editor
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Nothing less than art
author: Musichead Magazine
                            
Long before Brian Eno was playing "Music for airports" Tom Shaw was playing "Music for an art gallery" in his head. Nothing less than art
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Soothing
author: Oscar, Wdiy Fm
                            
Soothing and peacefull. Original, and creative, not canned and robot generated. Good Work.
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