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The Piano Guys to amerykański zespół, w którego skład wchodzi Jon Schmidt, Steven Sharp Nelson, Paul Anderson i Al Van Der Beek. Czterech utalentowanych facetów, dla których covery piosenek są świetną zabawą. Jon gra na fortepianie i pisze piosenki. Steven na wiolonczeli - akustycznej, elektrycznej, z włókna węglowego i stali, jest także autorem utworów. Paul jest producentem, kamerzystą i samozwańczym fortepianowym "maniakiem". Jest szczęśliwy, że może robić to co lubi. Al otworzył studio nagrań w 2004 roku i prowadził je przez kilka lat. W 2011 rozpoczął współpracę z The Piano Guys. Teraz jest ich producentem, autorem tekstów, realizatorem dźwięku, choreografem...

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Dmitry Shurov is a young Ukrainian composer, pianist and arranger, who is in the process of creating his first opera, "Leo And Leya". Dmitry has created music for numerous films in Russia and Ukraine, several fashion shows by Russian top-designer Alena Akhmadullina (the latest one was presented in Paris on the 11 of March 2009, it's soundtrack was based on the aria of Leya and the Dragon from Dmitry's opera), co-produced and arranged the latest album of Russian number one female rock-artist Zemfira, toured as a pianist in most cities of Russia, Ukraine, Germany and Baltic countries. Dmitry is a...

Musica Elettronica Viva could not be easily defined as one band. Instead, MEV was closer to a movement based around the idea of free improvisation in the form of experimental, electronic jazz.In the early '70s, there were three different (but related) bands that went by the name: one in New York that included Richard Teitelbaum and Frederic Rzewski; one in Paris, led by Patricia and Ivan Coaquette (before his Spacecraft days); and one in Rome, founded by Alvin Curran. In 1970, the French label BYG issued two recordings that included members from each of the branches of MEV. The first...

ROmantic Mode (or "ROM", to fans...) was a J-pop/techno/high-energy trio formed by Akira Asakura in vocals, Masaki Suzukawa in guitar and Joe Rinoie in keyboards and programming. They became famous after recording two opening songs for the animated TV series "After War Gundam X", one of the many installments in the long running Japanese science fiction saga "Gundam". "Dreams", the first one of those songs, was taken from ROM's self-titled debut album, which was released on 21 August 1996. Only four months later, thanks to the hype that their collaboration with a Gundam project entailed, ROM released a second album...