PARIS, FRANCE, May 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) Today, "Robert Lauri on the Air" Radio announced a new concept of radio interaction with the public. Fans, as well as the general listeners, can record a voice message online via a special radio webpage. They can express and share how they feel about a song or an album, about the artist, or any other musical topics they would like to discuss. The messages will be inserted into the Live365 radio programs that day, and as a result, the broadcast become a live show that changes daily due to listener participation and interaction with the artist. A special webpage with integrated voicemail allows listeners to record a message, check their recording, and send it with the click of a button. The radio station immediately receives the voice messages and inserts them into the broadcast the same day.
Special page with all info and integrated voice messaging: http://www.robert-lauri.com/radio-robertlauri/
The radio concept was created by Linda Vranken, who has been passionate about international marketing, creating and developing new concepts and communications for many years. She also created the program "Concert a la carte" that was used for a Robert Lauri show.
Radio Live365 "Robert Lauri on the Air" offers an international as well as a French program for listeners. The musical moods are so varied and new that there is no mistaking that they are the work of a single artist.
And yet...
Robert Lauri has been a writer, composer, an excellent melodist and performer for more than 30 years.
Robert Lauri's songs reflect his great skill in creating innovative arrangements. Although each composition is infused with its own magic, a common thread runs through his unique creations: dreams and relaxation.
The album, United Souls, is a perfect example of Robert Lauri's talent for composing in a wide array of musical styles ranging from urban, contemporary classical to early music via hip-hop. When listening to the movie music from the albums The Other Side of Robert Lauri and New Face, we find a way to escape through his emotions and imagination. The albums, Si Je Meurs Par Hasard (If Perchance I Die) and J'y Crois Encore (I Still Believe) are two compilations of timeless songs flooded with poetry and magic. The album Liberte (Liberty) was recorded in Paris and New York. The lyrics are deep and sensitive as they float above innovative arrangements with multiple rhythms. With the album Power in Heaven, set for release in May 2011, Robert Lauri shows us that he knows how to build a melody into a unique musical work of art, a true canvas of harmonies and color variations that, upon hearing, will remain etched in the listener's memory. He is a melodic visionary, a unique creator within his genre in all musical styles that he offers his listeners. Robert Lauri constantly produces, and all new yet-unpublished songs are aired immediately.
Another musical world is the "Alef" concept by Robert Lauri and Chantal Allon. Yaacov Alvo adapted the biblical Psalms of David, and Michel Bernholc created the musical arrangements. Alef has performed in prestigious venues worldwide. Yaacov and Robert Lauri did the vocals. Their album, Resource, is part of the international program.
Robert Lauri has also written for other artists. Some of these songs can be found online. However, for fans searching for harmony between the musical arrangements and beautiful poems, an unpublished catalogue of songs are yet to be revealed.
The "Robert Lauri on the Air" radio station offers so many different musical worlds that listening to it is like traveling to distant lands and experiencing its cultures.
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Today, "Robert Lauri on the Air" Radio announced a new concept of radio interaction with the public. Fans, as well as the general listeners, can record a voice message online via a special radio webpage.
2011-05-10
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[Press-News.org] Sensitivity and Words - Radio Live365 "Robert Lauri On The Air"- The Public And Fans Participate In His Radio ProgramsToday, "Robert Lauri on the Air" Radio announced a new concept of radio interaction with the public. Fans, as well as the general listeners, can record a voice message online via a special radio webpage.