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Helge Krabye - composer, guitars and synths

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» genre: Electronic > Ambient

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Oslo NORWAY
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» label: 24 Chillout Music

» for fans of: Enigma, Vangelis, Enya, U2, Massive Attack, Harold Budd, Peter Gabriel, David Sylvian, System 7, ColdCut, Eric Clapton, Pink Floyd, Brian Eno

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Now a FREE download! Two acoustic guitars in harmony. This is the last track on the album 'Hurry Slowly' which has 76 minutes of acoustic and ambient chillout music.

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Helge Krabye
Helge Krabye (TONO/ncb)
Hurry Slowly
Sat Aug 09, 2008
Acoustic : Acoustic Guitar

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» highest in charts: # 1 (127,343 songs currently listed in Acoustic)
» highest in sub-genre: # 1 (24,115 songs currently listed in Acoustic > Acoustic Guitar)

» today's position: # 8 in Acoustic
» today's position in sub-genre: # 3 in Acoustic Guitar

About the song

This was improvised by first laying down the electric piano chords, then improvising the first acoustic guitar track, then muting this track and improvising the second guitar track, then adding bass. The first take of the two guitar tracks worked perfectly together without any editing at all. I felt the inspiration was there, and the guitars sound great thanks to my special stereo setup of two Neumann KM84 microphones.