Dear SoundClick friends,
we would like to wish you a

!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!

The Carol tune:
Morten Gjermundsen & Astronomusic.

Credits:
Morten : Guitars,Bass,Drums,Keyboard.
Adrianne Simioni: Electric Violin, Lap Steel Guitar
Zozimo Rech: Synth Solo, Electric Guitar Solo

More info: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7159769
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* * * * * The fantastic image is 'Christmas Star' * * * * *
* * * * * by the great futurist artist FRANK HETTICK. * * * * *
* * * * * WWW.SKYHIGHGALLERY.COM * * * * *

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Words by Katherine:

OH ZO and Adrianne! THank you for this wonderful opportunity... I dearly love our collaboration! I love how the whispering synth winds and curls about the tubular bellsounds and the guitar synths at the beginning...I love the added harplike subtle tones before and after the electric violin just comes in and wails like the dragons cry when being awakened in the flowers....and the haunting ending of the harplike tones passing through to bring a hallowed atmosphere to a very mystical passage into the silence....I so love this song....very memorable for me...THank you so much for this wonderous collab...I will start today on the pic I promised you and Adrianne....It will take about a week to finish....Probably maybe less....then I will email it to you.....in a very large size file.... THe resolution will be 400.00 THe size 2978x2234 usually if you want it larger let me know.....BLessings to you both....MUch love and light... Kath


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Credits:
Katherine Scorzo (Faunaserene) composition ,synths, Adrianne Simioni (Astronomusic) electric violin, Zozimo Rech (Astronomusic) additional synths....
To listening to "Dragon in the Flowers":
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8409657

Words by Bob Forbes:

"Have a listen to a song dedicated to 2 fantastic musicians Zozimo and Adrianne (Astronomusic) of Brazil who married last September:
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8352776 "

Bob Forbes - Composition, Vocals, Bass, Organ
Bruce Ogilvie – Guitar Solo
Adrianne Simioni – guitars
Zózimo Rech – Moog, Strings

Lyrics:
On a clear night out in the country,
I gaze up in the sky
A summer star tonight.

Searching for a lonely light
That passes others by.
My fascination to delight.

Summer star burning bright, guide me to a life.
Summer star dancing 'round, give me an answer why.

On a clear night in the city
She looks up in the sky
A summer star to light.

Finding out that this certain light
Would never pass her by
Her hungry delight.

Thank you star for guiding us to a place we both share.
The shining in our souls, the meaning that there's more.

It's a clear night when we're together
Looking in the sky.
A summer star that glows.

Discovering our every move
Was meant to see the light.
Two lives that grow.

Copyright 2009 - Bob Forbes

Live at North-American / Brazilian Cultural Institute Theater, Southern Brazil.
Adrianne Simioni - lead guitar
Zozimo Rech - rhythmic guitar
Daniel Ruschel - bass
Claudio Cavalcanti - drums

Words by Bobby and Marc of 3Fuzed :

We are sending you this message as you were listed as one of
Mellosonic's friends here on SoundClick. You might have already heard,
but we are sad to inform you that Chris J. Brown(aka Mellosonic)
passed away on September 23rd. We were friends with Chris and found
him a welcoming spirit. Last year we started an online band with
Chris, "3Fuzed", and worked on several ideas that we are sharing with
you now. We were planing on releasing this material at a later date,
but our plans have been sadly changed. We have decided to post all our
songs on SoundClick. Follow the link below where you can listen to our
music and hear once again, how wonderful Mellosonic played his
keyboards and how talented he was.
Bobby and Marc of 3Fuzed

http://www.soundclick.com/members/default.cfm?member=chrismemorial

very far from home, the sun...
a little lighthouse among others...
reminding the explorers where they are from...

*From the album "Pictures of a Solar System", by Zozimo Rech.

The fantastic image is "A View Of Home - Vers. II"
by the great futurist artist FRANK HETTICK.
WWW.SKYHIGHGALLERY.COM

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Dear friends,
we would like to share with all you that next Fryday, Sept 18, we will get married.
Wishing you the very best,
Zozimo and Adriane.

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Words by Jude Law:

If you'd told me a year ago that one day I would be making music, I would never have believed you. If you'd told me a year ago I'd be making music with people all over the world, it would have been a concept I would have struggled to understand. If you'd then told me I would be working with two of the most incredible musicians and that they would take something I had written and bring it to life, well I'd have said maybe only in my dreams. Today, I realise a dream, and it is the most beautiful dream ever.

Adrianne and Zozimo, two amazing people and now two very good friends, asked me for a collaboration, "You choose the style" they said; well what else could I chose other than what is in my blood. As the song grew, so did our friendship, learning about each other, our backgrounds and our lives. They both came to understand how much my mother's heritage influences what I write, for those of you who don't know, my mother was Russian. Zozimo and Adrianne's wish was to dedicate this beautiful piece to her, so full of life and passion, to me, there could be no greater gift.

From my heart I will always remember this gift and a million "Thank You's" would never be enough. Their passion fuels my own and it has been an amazing experience to work with them. Music says what words alone can not, so I ask you to close your eyes and take the journey with us, its breath-taking. We give you Ekaterina's Theme.

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8044920

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Words by Jack Potter:
"This is a musical interpretation of a man's first walk down the Streets of Gold. It features Joe Scalisi on Sax and my good friends from Astronomusic, Adrianne Simioni and Zozimo Rech on Violin and spacey style keyboards respectively."

To listening to "Streets of Gold", please acess the below link:
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7973776

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Words by Alan Vektor:
"A song two years in the making. Zozimo Rech and Adrianne Simioni of the phenominal Astronomusic graciously contributed the very special final touches to a song constructed with Chapman Stick and guitars by Jeff McLeod, synthesizer/production by Alan"

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To listening to it:
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7933005

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A stony road for future explorers. 5'27''

*From the album "Pictures of a Solar System", by Zozimo Rech.

The fantastic image is "Martian Rendezvous - circa 1959" by the great futurist artist FRANK HETTICK.
WWW.SKYHIGHGALLERY.COM

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Ceasing the nuclear reactions, the star explodes as a Supernova.
From album "The Life Of A Star" by Zózimo Rech.
Live in Porto Alegre, Brazil. April 9th, 2009.
Zozimo Rech - Lead guitar
Adrianne Simioni - Rhythm guitar
Claudio Cavalcanti - Drums
Daniel Ruschell - Bass guitar

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The following words are by Mike Bennett:
"
This is an original ska collaboration featuring :

Zozimo Rech - Synth solo, Guitar solo
Adrianne Simioni - Electric violin, Lap steel
Mike Bennett - Bass, Organ, Drumtrack BT

Please check out some of Astronomusic's other great songs at :

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=740622

Zozimo and Adrianne are wonderful musicians and I'm proud to call them my friends! "

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Theories - Natural events become letters and numbers:
(from 0min00sec) Oh! There Comes That Star Again!;
from 0min24sec) Systematic Notes Of The Stellar Tracks;
(from 1min20sec) Testing Formulas;
(from 2min08sec) Miscalculations Leading To Darkness;
(from 2min45) !!!!Eureka!!!!. 4'14''

From the album "The Intelligible Sky" by Adrianne Simioni.

Image: Albert Einstein at blackboard.

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"Giant Eyes" - music by Vicenzo Galilei and Adrianne Simioni
In that tune, Adrianne developes the idea "The frontiers of the universe are expanded with the invention of the telescope."

*Note: this piece is based on a “ricercare” composed by Vicenzo Galilei (1520-1591), father of the famous astronomer Galileo Galilei. Total time: 4'23''

The fantastic image is "Palomar Remembered" by the great futurist artist Frank Hettick (www.skyhighgallery.com)

From the album "The Intelligible Sky" by Adrianne Simioni.

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=740622&songID=5689803

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The Brazilian magazine plus CD "Terapia Musical" is releasing an Astronomusic's New Age Collection called "Universe of Sensations" .
The CD comes with a selection of 16 tunes from the albuns "The Life of a Star" "Pictures of a Solar Syste" and "The Intelligible Sky".
15 thousand copies distributed at the main newsstands and bookstores in Brazil and Portugal.

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WORDS BY MORTEN GJERMUNDSEN:
Very proud to present this new cool collab with you all.A christmas tune from me and Astronomusic,wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
May you all have great holiday season!

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7159769

Thank you so much Zozimo and Adrianne for joining me on this.


Credits:
Astronomusic and Morten Gjermundsen.

Adrianne Simioni: Electric Violin, Lap Steel Guitar
Zozimo Rech: Synth Solo, Electric Guitar Solo
Morten : Guitars,Bass,Drums,Keyboard.

Please check out their soundclick page

http://www.soundclick.com/astronomusic

http://www.soundclick.com/members/default.cfm?member=astronomusic

Thank You for the wonderful support and friendship!!!!

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December 16th 2006,
Astronomusic was born with the release of our 3 CDs at the Planetarium of Porto Alegre:
"The Intelligible Sky"
"The Life Of A Star"
"Pictures Of A Solar System"

Hi, dear SC friends!
Enjoy the Season's low prices for Astronomusic's mp3 downloads!
We wish you a very happy Christmas and New Year!!!
Zozimo and Adrianne.

Public Domain Image used from the beautiful collection of Karen J. Hatzigeorgiou at:
http://karenswhimsy.com/public-domain-images

Hello,
You guys don?t know me. I?m a co-worker of Mike Smitreski (aka
Shadestream). I work at Lehigh University in the Distance Education
department as a videographer. Until last night Mike worked as an engineer
in our department. There is no easy or nice way to tell you but Mike
passed away last night. It is believed that he had a sudden and massive
heart attack. He was at his desk at the time. Another of my coworkers was
with him. He did not survive the night. He was taken to Saint Lukes
Hospital in Bethlehem. He passed away either on the way to or upon
arriving at the hospital. I don?t know any more details as they only tell
the family specifics. Services will probably be held this weekend or next.
If you wish to be informed about the specifics I will pass them on once
they have been announced.
Mike was an excellent guy. He loved music and I felt that I should notify
you since you are his music contemporaries. You may not be close friends
of Mike?s. You may have never had the opportunity to meet him in person
but I thought he would have wanted someone to tell you since he enjoyed
collaborating with other musicians so much. He had recently asked me if I
would play bass guitar on one of his songs. We also had plans to shoot a
music video for one of his tunes. I knew Mike for almost eight years and I
had always put him off. It was only recently, within the last few months,
that I had finally come around to working with him. I don?t know what
would have resulted from the work but I feel like I missed a great
opportunity. It saddens me because more than anything else, Mike loved to
make music. I guess I?ll leave it with this thought, don?t put off the
things that give you personal satisfaction. There are only a few days on
earth for each of us; we need to seize every chance we get while we?re
here.
Be well,
Ed Ballinger
If you wish to email me directly instead of using soundclick:
elb2@lehigh.edu