Vincent Dionne - Parade download free

Vincent Dionne Avantgarde Ambient 1991

Genre:	Electronic / Rock
Performer:	Vincent Dionne
Title:	Parade
Style:	Avantgarde, Ambient
Date of release:	1991
MP3 album size:	1285 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1809 mb
WMA album size:	1861 mb
Digital formats:	MOD XM MP1 TTA AUD MP4 APE

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Marginal Soprano Saxophone – Michel Dubeau	4:33
2	Raganova Bass – Claude SimardKeyboards, Strings – Jean-Pierre LimogesTabla – Guy Thouin	7:07
3	Kinesphère Arranged By – Vincent DionneBass – Claude SimardMusic By – Paul McCandless	4:49
4	Talabouss Backing Vocals – Maude Robitaille, Monique FauteuxSoprano Saxophone – Michel Dubeau	4:12
5	Danse Wayang Nadaswaram – Michel Dubeau	4:29
6	Parade Percussion – Daniel ZanellaTenor Saxophone – Michel Dubeau	7:42
7	Ocean Tears Music By – Michel-Georges BrégentMusic By, Arranged By – Vincent DionneShakuhachi – Michel Dubeau	8:05
8	Sound Surfing Shakuhachi – Michel Dubeau	2:51

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Musicor
Manufactured By – Cinram
Recorded At – Studio JPL
Recorded At – Studio Rumeurs
Mixed At – Studio Rumeurs
Published By – Les Éditions Tambour Battant
Published By – Les Éditions Casse-Cou / Casse-Tête

Credits

Co-producer, Executive Producer – Claude Simard
Contrabass – Claude Simard (tracks: 1, 4 to 8)
Engineer – Jean-Pierre Limoges
Engineer, Mixed By, Co-producer, Mastered By – Jean-Claude Beaudoin
Executive Producer – Bernard Bouchard
Graphics – François Blais
Keyboards, Drums, Percussion, Vibraphone, Mixed By – Vincent Dionne
Mastered By – Éric Lemoyne
Music By – Vincent Dionne (tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 6. 8)
Photography By – Jean-François Bérubé

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 055490020427
Matrix / Runout: #950113A RCCD-294 MFG BY CINRAM

Owomed

As co-founder of the short-lived Quebec cosmic electronic Prog Dionne-Bregent (with Michel-Georges Bregent), that duo's two albums ("Et le Troisième Jour" and "Deux") blazed a trail in Quebec's progressive electronic music scene, with a sound not unlike Tangerine Dream, early Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, and Terry Riley. Following the duo's breakup, Vincent Dionne moved on to compose for cinema, ballet and theater and recorded on some excellent collaborations (McGill Percussion Ensemble, Repercussion, Nosso Nosso, Destinations) before finally returning the the studio to record a couple of exceptional solo albums.For "Parade", his first true solo effort (privately issued), Vincent Dionne assembled a solid group of supporting musicians that include Michel Dubeau (sax), Nebu bassist Claude Simard (acoustic & electric bass), former percussionist with the Quatuor de Jazz libre du Québec and l'Infonie Guy Thouin (tabla), Daniel Zanella (percussion), Jean-Pierre Limoge (keyboards, strings) and some nice vocal effects courtesy of former Harmonium & Octobre chorist Monique Fauteux.Superb sequencer-driven electronic music, symphonic jazz, progressive new age