Pär Lindh - Rondo
	Released: 1995 Label: Crimsonic Cat. No.: Total Time: 22:07
	Review courtesy John "Bo Bo" Bollenberg, July 2000 This mini album opens with the Dave Brubeck classic "Rondo" once "raped" by The Nice. The current Keith Emerson of course is called Pär Lindh, whilst the powerful drumming comes courtesy of Nisse Bielfeld. There's little one can change once you tackle a "classic" like this one! Lovers of unadulterated Hammond sounds are treated to this exquisite sound during "Jazz Eruption. With "Solaris," Pär Lindh even dares to explore the wonderful world of psychedelica mingled with dashes of folk. Rondo is certainly a very varied disc that was released as bridge between two releases (Gothic Impressions and Bilbo). More about Rondo: Track Listing: Rondo (7:01) / Alegro Percussivo Flumerioso (0:58) / Jazz Eruption (2:36) / Solaris (11:31) Musicians: Pär Lindh - keyboards Magdalena Hagberg - vocals Nisse Bielfeld - drums Marcus Jäderholm - bass Jocke Ramsell - guitars Contact: Website: www.parlindh.com Note: will open new browser window Email: info@crimsonic.com Gothic Impressions (1994) Rondo (EP) (1995) Bilbo (1996) (w/ Björn Johansson) Mundus Imcompertus (1997) Live In America (1999) Veni Vidi Vici (2001) Live In Iceland (2002) Dreamsongs From Middle Earth (2004)
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