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Posted By: boehm puccazzy - 04/01/14 01:44 PM
Hi all,

my latest oeuvre: Aria from the final act of Giacomo Puccini's opera Turandot.

Vocals: Vocaloid Avanna and Meiko (7 voices)

RealTracks:
RealDrums-SmoothJazzBallad^1-XStHHt,SnRide
RT732_ Bass, Acoustic, Jazz Ballad Sw
RT742_ Piano, Acoustic, Rhythm Jazz Ballad Sw
RT937_ Guitar, Acoustic, Rhythm JazzBalladFreddi
RT750_ Sax, Tenor, Soloist Jazz Ballad Sw

http://soundcloud.com/boehmusic/nessun-dorma


I hope you enjoy.

Guenter
Posted By: Janice & Bud Re: puccazzy - 04/02/14 01:49 PM
Guenter, that is stunning. The voices work incredibly well with this laid back jazz groove. Seven voices? Wow. It's just about impossible for me to imagine how you arrange these productions. This one is just so accessible for us because we've long liked smooth jazz and the voices just fit perfectly with this. And the mix is really good -- nice and airy feeling with every track sitting in the right place for my liking. Another fabulous production.
Posted By: floyd jane Re: puccazzy - 04/02/14 02:41 PM
Guenter,

Ditto what Bud said! Stunning, indeed!!

I have to admit... you have given me an appreciation for opera - not necessarily a full-blown "I love it", but at least a healthy appreciation. I headed out to Google/YouTube to find the aria - I like hearing the original that your amazing creations are based on. In this case, I found Placido Domingo - and bounced back and forth between that and the girls doing their jazz rendition. Astounding. Both the girls and Placido...

Your transformation stands on its own - a beautiful piece. Excellent mix - would expect no less. Always impressed when someone gets the sax RTs to sound like they were meant for a piece - nice job on that.. Beautiful strings (I assumed you played those?) - subtle, elegant... in headphones, the acoustic bass was a tab heavy at the beginning - but then seemed to settle in later (as I became accustom to it). As I type this, I'm on a 7th or 8th listen...

A real pleasure.

floyd
Posted By: dani48 Re: puccazzy - 04/02/14 06:30 PM
Hi, Guenter !:))


This is just wonderful !
I love everything about nessun dorma
and especially those sweet
female voices !:)) Just unbelievable
great !:))


Cheers
Dani
Posted By: Janice & Bud Re: puccazzy - 04/02/14 07:06 PM
Hey Guenter, us again. You might find this of interest. We've listened to her in several music contexts. But what she is doing here reminded us of you and the voices of your posted song.

Imogen Heap

Posted By: seeker Re: puccazzy - 04/02/14 09:14 PM
Guenter,

After Floyd's posting with lady with musical hands.
Came here and listening now.

Can't not even imagine the amount of time and hard word
this took to create.

This is really a special piece of work.

Thanks!
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 04/03/14 03:47 PM
Hi Janice & Bud, Floyd, Dani, and Frank,

thanks a lot for taking your time to listen
and the positive comments. I very much appreciate that.

@Bud: Thanks for the link. I already knew that
performance. Imogen is very versatile.

Guenter
Posted By: Blues1952 Re: puccazzy - 04/05/14 04:04 PM
Such an interesting blend of genres. The vocals are very cool.
Posted By: F.M.M. Re: puccazzy - 04/05/14 11:47 PM
hi Guenter great job on this everything keep me engaged all the way cheers eric
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 04/06/14 04:19 PM
Hi Blues,

thanks for liking it.

Guenter
Posted By: Noel96 Re: puccazzy - 04/07/14 01:42 PM
Hi Guenter,

In my opinion, Nessun Dorma is one of the great operatic masterpieces.

What you have done with it is outstanding on so many levels. You've worked your unparalleled magic and have put together a stunning presentation; a creative masterpiece. If we were talking "Olympics" here, I'm pretty sure you'd be in gold-medal contention with this one.

All the best,
Noel
Posted By: JoanneCooper Re: puccazzy - 04/07/14 04:07 PM
Hi Guenter
It has already been said that this is stunning. I was just thinking how I liked the strings when I read Floyds comment about the strings. My wooden ears must be improving and I think your wonderful creations are helping them.
Great work!
Posted By: tommyad Re: puccazzy - 04/08/14 02:20 PM
Guenter, What a great listen. Nice blend of genres. So different i a good way than the other things on this forum. I applaud your creativity and always look forward to hearing what you have cooked up. Tom
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 04/08/14 03:05 PM
Hi Eric,

thanks for stepping by and commenting.

Hi Noel,

thanks a lot for the gold-medal.

Hi Joanne,

thanks that you lend me your "wooden" ears.

Guenter
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 04/09/14 02:43 PM
Hi Tommy,

thanks a lot for your kind words.

Guenter
Posted By: Steve Young Re: puccazzy - 04/13/14 10:21 PM
Guenter,

I have been so busy the past several months, it seems I only get to listen and comment about once every couple of weeks. I sure am glad I caught this one.

Your work always amazes me! Very creative. I wish I could clone just a part of your imagination and transplant it into my brain! smile

Thanks for sharing this one.

Steve
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 04/14/14 04:54 PM
Hi Steve,

thanks a lot.
You're too kind.

Guenter
Posted By: olemon Re: puccazzy - 04/26/14 02:24 PM
The Gold Musical Medal is awarded!
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 04/27/14 02:31 PM
Hi Scott,

thanks a lot for the medal.

Guenter
Posted By: Greg Johnson Re: puccazzy - 04/27/14 05:27 PM
Beautifully done and interesting! Very unusual combination in certain ways but it totally works. Great listen! Take care. Greg
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 04/28/14 04:40 PM
Hi Greg,

thanks a lot for your kind comments.

Guenter
Posted By: aleck rand Re: puccazzy - 04/30/14 09:44 PM
No one sleeps. Not through a second of this Boehm-
Meisterwerk.

Dean
Posted By: boehm Re: puccazzy - 05/02/14 02:10 PM
Hi Dean,

thanks. Pun understood.

Guenter
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