Kristinsson/ Caput Ensemble/ Siggi String - MoonbowMOONBOW is Gunnar Andreas Kristinsson's second album, the first to be released on a major label. The music, performed by leading members of the Icelandic contemporary music scene, was recorded in Kaldalon and Norurljos, the two recital halls of Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall. While Gunnar's first album, Patterns, contains pieces from his study and freelance years in The Hague, MOONBOW is a selection of more mature works from a fruitful period in the

The "Woman's Heart" concept

this is a rich

refined tone with musical sense of phrasing and impeccable intonation"

the drums are more compressed and some blast beat parts tend to get lost in the overall blur of things

a friend of Chilton

the symphonic cycle being presented here for the first time in complete recorded form was written thirty years prior to 1789

wanting to trade an incredible advancement in technology for the small price of a few shipments of common rock

" "110 in the Shade

Michigan Ice Monster

The Concertos' range of expression and technique is remarkable

15 1/4 hrs

which I'd needed at the time