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The long-awaited sequel To The Goldselling instrumental album Freedom.
Recorded at the prestigious AIR Studios in London (Andrew Lloyd Webber, Peter
Gabriel) this project once again pairs Michael with renowned composer/conductor David Hamilton.
Featuring 13 original songs backed by a 90-piece symphony orchestra, the project also includes a symphonic version of Smith's iconic Agnus Dei.
Michael comments: "I've said many times that Freedom is my favourite record, so I'm very excited to be releasing my second instrumental record. I think the people that enjoyed Freedom will love this one; and I actually think some of the unique musical twists this project is taking will open it up to a whole new audience as well."
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Beautiful classic easy listening from one of the best Contemporary Christian artists. It has been our background music to christmas this year
Thanks Smitty
Thanks Smitty
Format:Audio CD
I confess to being a tad disappointed with this album. Of course I love it really, because it's Smitty. He's been such an influence on me and my musical sons. But this music is film music, background music, melancholic music and, sometimes, soulish music. But it inspired my 2 year old grandson to want to sit at the piano this morning, so hey, it's good!
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Awesome in the best sense of the word.
Cinematic and symphonic as an orchestral piece, yet at the same time personal and uplifting.
Michael gets the balance right with an uplifting piece. Whilst the sound deserves to be turned up to fill the room at the same time you can feel Michael's expressive piano playing.
Having seen Michael perform I was transported back there.
This album in my opinion gives Glory back to God.
Particularly liked 'Heroes'. The album then builds towards a climatic Agnus Dei
Cinematic and symphonic as an orchestral piece, yet at the same time personal and uplifting.
Michael gets the balance right with an uplifting piece. Whilst the sound deserves to be turned up to fill the room at the same time you can feel Michael's expressive piano playing.
Having seen Michael perform I was transported back there.
This album in my opinion gives Glory back to God.
Particularly liked 'Heroes'. The album then builds towards a climatic Agnus Dei
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