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Track List
01) Secreto from Impresiones intimas
02) Buleria de las golondrinas
03) Prelude No. 3
04) Yasmeen
05) Adagio assai from Concerto for Piano & Orche
06) The Winding Road / La primavera
07) The Call
08) Premiere Gymnopedie
09) Morning Arrival in Goa
10) Pavane pour une infante defunte
11) Bombay
12) 'O Mio Babbino Caro' from Gianni Schicchi
01) Secreto from Impresiones intimas
02) Buleria de las golondrinas
03) Prelude No. 3
04) Yasmeen
05) Adagio assai from Concerto for Piano & Orche
06) The Winding Road / La primavera
07) The Call
08) Premiere Gymnopedie
09) Morning Arrival in Goa
10) Pavane pour une infante defunte
11) Bombay
12) 'O Mio Babbino Caro' from Gianni Schicchi
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First Released
1997
New Age
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Leaning Into the Night features a collection of classical pieces with familiar themes and five Ottmar Liebert compositions gracefully interwoven to make a unique whole. Four of the Liebert pieces are known to his fans from other albums and one, “The Winding Road/La primavera”, here receives its first recording. Castro-Neves also contributes one tune, “The Call”, which he composed at Ottmar’s request — it features a recording Ottmar made in the Middle East of a muezzin’s call to prayer. All these selections have been arranged for orchestra by Castro-Neves, who has created a lush, romantic setting for Ottmar’s performances on the guitar. The recording debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Classical Crossover chart and remained on the chart for several months thereafter.
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Leaning Into the Night features a collection of classical pieces with familiar themes and five Ottmar Liebert compositions gracefully interwoven to make a unique whole. Four of the Liebert pieces are known to his fans from other albums and one, “The Winding Road/La primavera”, here receives its first recording. Castro-Neves also contributes one tune, “The Call”, which he composed at Ottmar’s request — it features a recording Ottmar made in the Middle East of a muezzin’s call to prayer. All these selections have been arranged for orchestra by Castro-Neves, who has created a lush, romantic setting for Ottmar’s performances on the guitar. The recording debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Classical Crossover chart and remained on the chart for several months thereafter.
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