Showing posts with label Johann Sebastian Bach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johann Sebastian Bach. Show all posts

Friday, April 3, 2020

04/ 2020 New release: Softcore Express – Electronic Bach: Toccata And Fugue in D Minor

Eternal Sunday presents another inmortal piece of classical music recorded with synthesizers by Softcore Express. This time is the famous Toccata and Fuge in D Minor composed by Johann Sebastian Bach.











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Preview Softcore Express - Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565



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Friday, March 6, 2020

03/ 2020 New release: Softcore express – Electronic Baroque: Switched-on Versions

Eternal Sunday presents Electronic Baroque: Switched-on Versions, the third album by Softcore Express paying homage to Walter/ Wendy Carlos and to the other late 60s/ early 70s pioneers that recorded classical music using synthesizers. This album features 12 tracks by some of the best Baroque composers (Monteverdi, Scarlatti, Handel and Bach), all made with analog synthesizers.








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Preview Softcore Express - Scarlatti: Sonata In G Major L209 K455


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Friday, June 21, 2019

06/ 2019 New release: ES 2339 Softcore Express – Electronic Bach II: More Switched-on Versions

Eternal Sunday presents the second volume of the Electronic Bach series, Electronic Bach II: More Switched-on Versions. Like the first one, it features 14 inmortal pieces composed by Johann Sebastian Bach recorded with  vintage synthesizers, as an homage to the early work of Wendy Carlos and many other synthesizer pioneers of the late 60s and early 70s.












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Friday, January 4, 2019

01/ 2019 New release: Softcore Express – Electronic Bach: Switched-On Versions

Eternal Sunday presents another landmark album by Softcore Express: Electronic Bach Switched-on Versions, an album that features 12 tracks composed by the immortal Johan Sebastian Bach produced with  analog synthesizers. Of course, the album is an homage to the first ever synthesized classical music album, done by Wendy Carlos in 1968 (back when he was Walter Carlos). That album produced dozens of clones, creating a new musical genre: classical music made with synthesizers. Now Softcore Express pays homage to that late 60s/ early 70s craze with this lovely album. The cover features a picture taken on the Recoleta Cemetery, Buenos Aires.



Get Softcore Express – Electronic Bach: Switched-On Versions on iTunes



Preview Softcore Express – Electronic Bach: Switched-On Versions


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