A plate of classical sprinkled with a pinch of Cuban Jazz

:bow: Hi Quadophile, I really enjoyed the music thanks. It was a great interpretation into the Salsa rhythm and Spanish style and and the orchestra were of a high standard. Unfortunately I don't understand German but would have liked to have understood what was said at the end of the Blue Danube. Thanks again for downloading an interesting musical interlude. :wave:
 
bootneck02 said:
:bow: Hi Quadophile, I really enjoyed the music thanks. It was a great interpretation into the Salsa rhythm and Spanish style and and the orchestra were of a high standard. Unfortunately I don't understand German but would have liked to have understood what was said at the end of the Blue Danube. Thanks again for downloading an interesting musical interlude. :wave:
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Glad you liked it : It sure was refreshing indeed and thought I'd share it here with everyone.
 
bootneck02 said:
... but would have liked to have understood what was said at the end of the Blue Danube.
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In short, Sverre Indris Joner tried to preserve what he calls a Wiener limp – and combine it with Cha-cha-cha. Taking liberties with classic rhythms is his "thing", and he tries to respect both the original œuvre and the genre he "imports" it into. He also gives praise to Kringkastingsorkesteret.

Oh, and it's not German... it's Norwegian.
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Thanks for the translation Urmas, sorry I got his nationality wrong. Once again thanks for the help. Can you give me any information where I can obtain CD's of his music. :wave:
 
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:bow: Thanks Urmas for the links I will investigate and see if any of his works are available in the UK, if not buy from Norway. Once again thanks for your help.:wave:
 
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