This is the Title track from our new album Landscape. Composed by Andy Moorhouse and lyrics by Allison Clarke this delicate song was inspired by the lights of Manchester city during the drive down the A 62 from Delph.

Credits:
Vocals: Allison Clarke
Piano: Andy Moorhouse
Bass: Anthony Brett Sharpe
Drums: William Unger

String Quartet
Violin:Edward Pether
Violin: Corinne Candlish
Viola: Laura Wilson
Cello: Rick Isaac

Recorded by:
Henric Mattsson and Paul Power at St Margaret's church

Mixed by:
Henric Mattsson at Studio D, University of Salford

Artwork by Phil radcliffe @ http://www.generalmagnetic.co.uk/

Landscape

Credits:
Featuring:
Vocals: Paul Leeming
(Lyrics: Allison Clarke)
Piano: Andy Moorhouse
Bass: Anthony Brett Sharpe
Drums: William Unger

String Quartet
Violin:Edward Pether
Violin: Corinne Candlish
Viola: Laura Wilson
Cello: Rick Isaac

Recorded by:
Henric Mattsson and Paul Power at St Margaret's church

Mixed by:
Henric Mattsson at Studio D, University of Salford

Artwork by Phil radcliffe @ http://www.generalmagnetic.co.uk/

Animal

Since You Let The Sunshine Through

Dragonflies

Everlasting spring

Birdology

Deep Ocean Blue

Whirlpool

Roomy skies

Jazz quartet Aeola are joined by a string quartet to release their first album on 3rd of November.
The midday concert will take place at St. Margaret’s church, Whaley Range. Allison Clarke,
pictured here with bassist Anthony Brett Sharpe writes the lyrics which are inspired by nature
and places around the North West. The piece 'Dragonfly' was written after a visit to the secret
pond in the terraced gardens of Rivington Pike whilst 'Landscape' was inspired by the lights of 
Manchester city during the drive down the A 62 from Delph. Even St. Margaret’s church, where 
the band rehearse, became the inspiration for the hymn-like jazz tune 'Everlasting Spring'. 
Together with Andy Moorhouse, composer /pianist and Drummer William Unger, Aeola and the string  quartet from the R.N.C.M. will perform on the Saturday morning for their CD launch. Tea, coffee and homemade cakes will be on sale, but the concerts free, for more information visit the Aeola Facebook page.

Visual Art: www.generalmagnetic.co.uk

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