BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, September 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) Robert Lauri reveals a new window of his musical creativity by now offering listeners some previously unreleased timeless melodies... all of them simply stunning.
The artist introduces us to some of the songs performed in English by Lorraine S'. All of his melodies and arrangements offer an opportunity for today's artists and performers.
For example, Robert Lauri first introduces us to the selections My Friend, Promised Land and Sunset. Wix widgets will be shared on Robert Lauri's social networking sites as well as on his music sites.
During his long musical career, Robert Lauri has acquired a mastery that allows him to know just how far to take his music, what instruments and what arrangements to use, and at what moment to finally touch the depths of his listeners' souls and offer them a moment of escape.
He knows how to build a melody into a unique musical masterpiece, into a true canvas of arrangements and harmonies reminiscent of the haunting atmosphere that continue to amaze all who listen.
Robert Lauri is a melodic visionary, a unique artist within his genre. His last two albums, Western and Country and Power in Heaven, have received excellent reviews. These albums give us an overview of Lauri's capacity for innovation within one of his musical genres: movie soundtracks.
Robert Lauri is an undeniably gifted and inspired artist. His talent is limitless, allowing him to switch from one genre to another, but always offering melodies that open the door to imagination and dreams; producing songs that stir the heart and soul.
Robert Lauri continues to create and produce at a dizzying pace, and his other musical releases will be announced in the coming weeks. One thing is certain; every album unleashes a powerful and unique force. What universe will he transport us to next?
To discover one of Lauri's unreleased, timeless tunes in English:
http://www.wix.com/robertlaurimusic/inedits-robert-lauri
Agent of Robert Lauri:
Linda Vranken
http://www.sensitivity-and-words.com
Robert Lauri: Discovery of Unreleased Timeless Musical Creations
Robert Lauri introduces us to the songs performed in English by Lorraine S'. All of his melodies and musical arrangements offer a great opportunity for today's artists and performers.
2011-09-01
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[Press-News.org] Robert Lauri: Discovery of Unreleased Timeless Musical CreationsRobert Lauri introduces us to the songs performed in English by Lorraine S'. All of his melodies and musical arrangements offer a great opportunity for today's artists and performers.