Orchestre Celesti "Anarchy"

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock
Format: digital
Release date: March 1, 2022
Tracklist

1. Hammers, Pt.1 (4:38) 

2. Hammers, Pt. 2 (7:03) 

3. ImpressionistiX (7:38) 

4. Weaponization (6:22) 

5. Chiaroscuri (9:32) 

6. Streichfett (8:29) 

7. Intro To Phantom Of The Opera (5:10) 

8. Disorder (6:22) 

9. We Are Not Who We Are (3:31) 

10. Piano ImPRO-1 (4:10) 

11. [to Be Continued] (2:10) 

12. Take A Knee (afterward) (5:52) 

Total Time 70:57

Line-up
Federico Fantacone

Description/Reviews:

 "Anarchy" is the result of an accurate research of sound design, which built layers of electronic but emotionally significant environments around the original drafts (all conceived on the piano). The harmonies are sometimes inspired by the 80' with extensive use of sequencers, other times by contemporary jazz with wide room for improvisation.

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Orchestre Celesti "ContraXt"

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Instrumental Symphonic
Format: digital
Release date: April 25, 2020
Tracklist: 
1. Keep It Short & Stupid (2:38)
2. Phygital Symphony - 1st Movement (clarinet & glockenspiel) (5:42)
3. Phygital Symphony - 2nd Movement (piano & viola) (4:59)
4. Phygital Symphony - 3rd Movement (oboe & trumpet) (6:11)
5. Phygital Symphony - 4th Movement (piano & glockenspiel) (5:32)
6. Phygital Symphony - 5th Movement (flute, clarinet & trumpet) (6:18)
7. 12 Steps In The Dark (4:16)
8. Mother Eats Oranges (Moog Grandmother Improvvisations - A Deserved Rest - 4 Segments) (9:59)

Total Time 45:35

Line-up: 
Federico Fantacone

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Orchestre Celesti "The Big Carrot (and misuse of it...)" EP

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock 
Format: digital
Release date: January 22, 2017
Tracklist: 
1. Bluff (5:18)
2. The Storyboard of Dreams (5:09)
3. Tired Catamaran (6:06)
4. King Of Sand Dunes (5:41)
5. The Big Carrot (7:38)

Total Time 29:52

Line-up: 
Federico Fantacone

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Orchestre Celesti "The Court Of Miracles Vol. 2"

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: digital
Release date: January 1, 2016
Tracklist: 
Chapter 1 :
1. Ahahah! (3:40)
2. Blue lead (5:20)
3. Arythmia (3:58)
4. Alien track (6:04)
5. Under the rainbow (4:06)
6. Sometimes (4:53)

Chapter 2:
7. Secant (for Andy) (7:42)
8. Setrakian (8:22)
9. The carousel of life (6:22)
10.Cammino in silenzio (5:04)
11.Elegies - orchestral movements with synthesizers (9:03)
12. Arcadia (7:47)
13. Syrinx (2:15)

Total Time 74:36

Line-up: 
Federico Fantacone

Description/Reviews: 

The album consists of two chapters: 1) Electroprog 2) Classic prog with Canterbury and jazz influences. Also ambient and Tangerine Dream landscapes

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Orchestre Celesti "The Court of Miracles Vol. 1"

Country: Italy
Sub Genre: Progressive Rock
Format: digital
Release date: December 5, 2014
Tracklist: 

1. Hiroshima Mon Amour - 02:25
2. Air Dancer II - 10:05
3. Gentlemen - 06:53
4. The Court Of Miracles - 05:54
5. Eye of the Needle - 08:06
6. Repetita Juvant - 06:08
7. Academic exercise - 06:24
8. Tomorrow Never Knows - 04:31
9. Dirty and Electric n° 12 - 05:51

Line-up: 
Federico Fantacone

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Orchestre Celesti "Quattro"

Country: Italy
Sub Genre: Symphonic, Neo-Prog, Electronica, Psychedelic
Release date: January 7, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. Un Prologo 02:43
2. La Talpa 07:11
3. Canto Alle Nuvole 06:42
4. Morte e Resurrezione di un Mago 04:42
5. Questo Mondo 05:31
6. L'ombra 09:25
7. I tuoi pensieri 07:28
8. The Suite 04:21
9. L'ultimo Bolero 07:54
10. Musica 06:26

Line-up: 
Federico Fantacone - all instruments and vocals
    guests:
Antonio Zammarrelli: keyboards & guitar & zammasonics
Giuseppe Lanari: lyrics, vocals and basses

Description/Reviews: 

Over 60' of pure italian neo-prog. Very different from the usual Orchestre Celesti. More symphonic, more electronic, more psychedelic. With rough, direct, simple, existentialist lyrics. Creative mixing. And another tribute to Douglas Fairbanks Band, misknown band playing the strangest progressive you can conceive in late seventies in Northern Italy.

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Entire album at aurovine.com

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