*Richard Ross, Flutes, Alto Flue, Recorders and Keyboards
Korey Ross, Acoustic and Electric Guitars*
Richard Ross composer, poet, and visual artist, holds a Masters Degree in Music Composition from the University of Oregon at Eugene. In addition to being a performing musician at the Oregon Shakespearian Festival at Ashland, he also composed music for the Black Swan production of Medea by Euripides. "I Sit and Look Out" was premiered by the Sonoma County Chorus in 1988, and "Nature's Songs" in San Francisco at St. Agnes Cathedral by California Choral Artist in 1994. Laughing Moon (New Age) CD was released in 2002. Richard was a recipient of the Outstanding New Composition award for A Call for New Music from Fresno State University Music Department and a Merit Award winner of the Second Annual Juried Competition for Original New Music Compositions from Sebastopol Center for the Arts in 2003. Richard is a member of ASCAP and The American Composers Forum.
Influences
Bela Bartok - Igor Stravinski - Gustav Mahler - Karlhienz Stockhausen - Oliver Messiaen - Aaron Copland - Carlos Gesualdo - Witold Lutoslawski - Toro Takemitsu - Charlie Parker - Bill Evans - Deuter - Dr. Pat Gleason - Bob Moog
Just What the Doctor Ordered 5 Stars *****
This is by far one of the best chill-out, relaxing, decompressing albums ever! If you, like everyone else in the industrialized world, are looking for respite, here is your soundtrack! Don't overlook this one. Threshold is appointed to be a classic.
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Somewhere in my dreams memories and insistently re-emerging to my waking consciousness, the idea behind Crystalline Dream had been the haunting me until I was fortunate enough to record it and bring it to life. Most of the music and themes on the album were realized when I was dreaming and jotted down upon awakening.
The Crystalline Dream album is comprised of eleven pieces and are meant to be as an unfolding dream. As you slip from consciousness before falling asleep, you cross the Threshold and then slip into a dream state as you journey through Ethereal Gauze and further into the dream.
My wish is for you to relax and join me on this music journey and hopefully be taken to a different place of reflection and discovery.
We are finally ready to start promoting my 'I Surrender' single with my album, 'Ella Trip' coming right after -yey!! What d'ya think to the video teaser?
Peace Sunday, June 5, 1982, Rose Bowl, no nukes - nuclear disarmament - stop nuclear madness concert - NYC - Central Park - June 12, 1982, 1,000,000 person march and rally for Nuclear Freeze. Photography and presentation by Curtis Rainbow. 'Give Peace a Chance' music by Achim Schultz. Inspiration by Yoko Ono. Dedicated to John Lennon.
Crystalline Dream, Happy Monday. I hope you have had a wonderful weekend I wanted to let you know. There are 3 albums available now at iTunes for the first time! Download it at Itunes by clicking below:
just passing by to say iv got a new tune up called jazz vol2 /jazzy drums /double bass/dreamy rhodes/funky fx horns /dreamy synths just what u need for a sunday /monday have a go or u will never know
Crystalline Dream, Thanks for accepting my request. Looking forward to visiting your page often this summer and listening to your compelling and scintillating music! Have a wonderful and enlightening weekend! Many Blessings,~John
I dreamed I was a butterfly I felt free going from flower to flower, drifting on a warm midday breeze, delighting with nature's beauty in its splendor.
Suddelny I woke up and realized that I was really Chuang Tzu.
Now I ask myself, was it me who dreamed I was a butterfly or was it that the butterfly was dreaming of me? (Oriental tale)
Happy each second, whole, each one of them, all.
Beyond the limits, beyond what ends, what begins, from mind's sight that sets boundaries on time.
Crystalline Dream: Your lovely sound makes me feel like being on a boat on a celestial sea ... a bird soaring up heavens unknown ...or even on a trip looking for myself. Congratulations and thank you so much for allowing me to share such a divine art. A strong embrace from your Brazilian admirer,