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IT'S
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Eclectic
Sound
& Dan Pinto would like for everyone in the World to have an opportunity at owning his new CD release FOR FREE. THAT's
WHAT I SAID!!
FREE! To
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Anomalies
is available at many locations on the web including "Amazon" & "Abstract Logix" or if you like, you can order a copy right from this site! Just click over to the CD ORDERING PAGE for details. |
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It's
a good one! After 13 years , Dan has come back to his roots and
released a Jazz-Rock Fusion mix of
some of the most eclectic music that you'll ever hear. And with this
new release, he brings a few very versatile
and talented players to accompany him on several tracks. His guests
include "Ivan
Romero,"
an incredibly
talented guitarist, "Rhonda
Schuster,"
a multi-award winning singer/songwriter and "John
Asti,"
a seasoned pro veteran reeds player. Details about his musical
guests can be found on the Anomalies
Guest Page.
The new CD features TEN tracks, three of which were derived
from works that Dan Pinto wrote many years
ago but never officially released. The other six tracks are brand
spankin new! The level of music and
talent on this new CD is only matched by it's concept theme and
package design for which many months
of work were invested.
The cover, title, art design, illustrations and concept
all center around the general theme of various Anomalies.
Anomalies
are best defined as being a deviation from the common type or rule.
Someone or something
abnormal, unusual or irregular. And as you will hear and see, there
is nothing regular about any
part of this new CD. To find out more about Dan Pinto's latest
release, click over to the Anomalies
Main
Page.
June, 2009... Dan Pinto is now on
and  . More MP3s are available to listen to
so go and check it out!
March, 2009... Brand new page added to the Dan Pinto Official
website, "REVIEWS & INTERVIEWS." Here you can
track the latest that's being said about Dan Pinto. Read
excerpts from the latest articles and interviews or click
through directly to their source.
Dan sits down one on one with Simon Barrett in February, 2009 for
a LIVE interview on Blog Talk Radio for "The Week In Reviews."
Simon asks Dan about everything from the background of the new music
from "Anomalies" to his interest in film soundtrack composing. In
addition you'll hear some personal tidbits and tech talk.
"Labyrinth" and "Bermuda Triangle" are two featured tracks. Read a
transcript from the interview HERE or visit
"The Week In Reviews" to
listen to the interview in it's entirety.
Dan Pinto received accolades in 2006 for "Best
Instrumental Song Of The Year"
with his nomination in the
JPF Music Awards. His title "The Haunting" from his "Ivory Towers" album was chosen through a process that selected less than one half of one percent during a judging term that took 13 months! In all, over 300,000 entries were reviewed from all around the World.
Dan has plans on releasing an acoustic CD in the near future.
Strictly piano with no other accompaniment,
the release date for this new album is scheduled for sometime in
2009. It is something that he has always wanted to do and will
yet again redefine what he is capable
of.
Dan is also very active
in working closely with independant film-makers scoring music for
movie projects whenever possible. He also takes part from time to
time in educating younger artists that seek to gain knowledge in
that area. In recent past he worked
with long time famed jazz musician/songwriter "Horace
Ott",
composer of "Don't
let me be misunderstood"
taking
part in a presentation for the New
Jersey Movie Makers Network on
scoring music for
movies at the MEMFEST
FILM FESTIVAL
in New Jersey.
Exciting
things are planned in the near future for the website too! New video
editing equipment is expected at Pinto Studios in the coming
months. A webpage showcasing Dan's music with video
will become
available. If time allows, sometime in 2009 Dan will be
working on digitally re-editing and mastering his film
project
"Die
For A Life" with
a trailer clip to follow that will become available exclusively on
the site. Plans to showcase the film itself are in the works,
however not for quite some time. Various
compositions written for past TV
& film projects are scheduled for viewing as well. Stay tuned
for updates as they become
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Dan Pinto's previous music CD release was
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Track 1: "Surreal Symphony" is a work of something you would hear from a motion picture. Full orchestral arrangements make this piece the most powerful music on the CD. Track 2: "Visions" has a melody that tends to stick in one's memory. Ballad oriented, this was chosen as the title track because of it being the one piece of music that defines the CD as stiring the imagination. Track 3: "Counterclockwise" has an opening that's a bit deceiving. Beginning with a slow woodwinded orchestral sound and ultimately turning into a high energy piece run by syncopated rhythms and stylish synthesizer. Track 4: "For My Love" was written originally for piano and adds soft strings and woodwinds for what is one of the most beautiful melodies Dan has ever written inspired by someone very close to his heart. Track 5: "Neverending Goodbye" is a re-edited version of the song that was used as the closing number for the film "Die For A Life." It's tendencies are towards ballad music leaving the door open for lyrics. Track 6: "Seconds" is a piece you might expect to hear on a TV series program. Possibly a soapy type of drama. It is the one unique piece to the selection of music on this CD. Track 7: "Serenity" has a melancholy melody but it's chorus has a hopeful positive feeling. A song showing light and dark contrasts. Track 8: "Tajmahal" is a composition that was originally written back in the late 1980's but has set a benchmark for Dan's style of writing that he has quite often applied to his music ever since. This was a special selection for Dan that he felt deserved new recognition. |
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This
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Pinto's music CDs can be sampled |
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Contact Information: For
more on Dan
Pinto
visit the HOME
PAGE. To send a message to Dan Pinto or ask about his music, send your email to Query@DanPintoMusic.com |
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