Pantonic Steel Orchestra performing "In My House" as arranged by Clive BradleyIn 1999 master arranger Clive Bradley makes his triumph return to New York after a seven-year absence. Mr. Bradley will lead Pantonic to their first panorama championship. This relationship will result in four more championships in the next few years and forever cement the name "Clive Bradley" in the annals of steelband music history as one of the greatest ever!Cd is available at http://www.pantonic.com/cds
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The speed at which Panorama music is played today is, like Panorama itself, a double edged sword.
On one hand the speed creates that Panorama excitement that we've come to expect, and makes one feel to jump up.
On the other hand because of the speed we sometimes miss much of the arranger's intricate work as he tries to weave his musical masterpiece.
This was particularly the case with the works of Bradley and Jit.
Playing at this moderate tempo, combined with Basement 's superb recording, allows us to appreciate the beauty of a well arranged Panorama piece performed by a Panorama sized steel orchestra.
Nice work, Pantonic.
I would like to add that IMHO Basement Recordings are the best we have today at recording and recreating the sound and ambiance of the panyard, and the live full size Steel Orchestra.
that is the real template of a perfect panorama piece its a pity that Carlton Alexander and Boogsie are the only ones trying to take a pattern from the Grand master, I know Beverly a started it but he was never as curious as Bradley and seems to take a lot of caution, the man allways looking to see what the pan can do and makes sure that the people playing the music are in oneness with the music,Brados wherever you are compere thanks, P.s Allyuh watch out for deltones one they they will settle down and bring it home they have the music already
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Top quality sound!
Undoubtedly, the MASTER of HARMONICS.
On one hand the speed creates that Panorama excitement that we've come to expect, and makes one feel to jump up.
On the other hand because of the speed we sometimes miss much of the arranger's intricate work as he tries to weave his musical masterpiece.
This was particularly the case with the works of Bradley and Jit.
Playing at this moderate tempo, combined with Basement 's superb recording, allows us to appreciate the beauty of a well arranged Panorama piece performed by a Panorama sized steel orchestra.
Nice work, Pantonic.
I would like to add that IMHO Basement Recordings are the best we have today at recording and recreating the sound and ambiance of the panyard, and the live full size Steel Orchestra.
that is the real template of a perfect panorama piece its a pity that Carlton Alexander and Boogsie are the only ones trying to take a pattern from the Grand master, I know Beverly a started it but he was never as curious as Bradley and seems to take a lot of caution, the man allways looking to see what the pan can do and makes sure that the people playing the music are in oneness with the music,Brados wherever you are compere thanks, P.s Allyuh watch out for deltones one they they will settle down and bring it home they have the music already
I think that was the best arrangement of that tune i have ever heard.
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