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Moving On
Hennie Bekker
Moving On
Genres: International Music, New Age
 
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MOVING ON is a pure, creative exploration that crosses genres and style. Best known for his world and relaxation sounds, Hennie Bekker has combined these sensibilities with his foundation in jazz and produced an album that...  more »

     
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All Artists: Hennie Bekker
Title: Moving On
Members Wishing: 0
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Label: Abbeywood Records
Release Date: 6/29/2010
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, New Age
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 829492400224

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MOVING ON is a pure, creative exploration that crosses genres and style. Best known for his world and relaxation sounds, Hennie Bekker has combined these sensibilities with his foundation in jazz and produced an album that truly represents his depth as an artist. Moving on from the strictly electronic albums of his past, he uses acoustic drums, electronic wind instruments, guitars and the latest digital studio technology to create songs and melodies that are eclectic, inspiring and whimsical. Moving On starts off on a 'Freefall' - Bekkers ability to bring mood to music is evident from the first few notes. An ethereal introduction seamlessly transforms into an organic, energetic rock symphony with powerful driving drums, guitar and keyboard solos. 'Just one of those days' is decidedly loungy, with smooth sequences and an immediate melody. A nicely chilled out piano solo brings an extra level of life to the track. Other compositions take us back through Hennie s past, with aural imagery of nature s glory, reminding us of his previous collections such as Tapestries and Tranquility. 'Atmos' , the most eclectic of tracks begins with beautifully textured synthesizers. Drum grooves and a smooth sequence build and grow, until we're transported back to Hennie's earlier days in the jazz clubs. On another musical journey, its easy to imagine the hot tropical air and flickering lights of Brazil in 'Bahia Nights'. The final song, 'Oceanus' is like a deep breath, visual and warm with vibrant instrumentation, and haunting guitars - a splendid end to a true composers album.