Throughout the body of his instrumental work, George Wallace has frequently celebrated the natural world. But more than another observation of nature, Frontiers is an experience of travel, of motion through place and time. This 1-hour experience is a fresh, atmospheric mixture of electronic and acoustic instrumentation, with sparkling, inspired musical motifs and natural ambiences blended so artfully that we are not always sure whether we’re hearing pure music…or the music of pure nature. We become aware from the very opening that we are in for a real ride. Entitled The Traveller (after George’s own adopted alter-ego), the opening cut of this amazing trip is our invitation to strap ourselves in and hold on. Throughout Frontiers there are the sounds of electric violin, bagpipes, tamboura, gentle percussions, and some not-so-gentle. We can hear at various times the influences of Jan Hammer, Wendy Carlos, Weather Report, and Bill Nelson, as well as renowned space musicians Jonn Serrie, Michael Stearns, and Steve Roach. Whether it be through the sounds of shimmering, interstellar spacecraft, an orchestral passage in full-rejoice, or a simple piano melody played against a wall of stunningly beautiful harmonics, the soaring, visionary music of Frontiers promises to intrigue and enrich us.

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	The Traveller Unique - Soundtracks Plays: 4	View Song Info
	Canopy of Exquisite Moments Electronic - Ambient Plays: 4	View Song Info
	Forest Rejoicing New Age - Neo Classical Plays: 5	View Song Info
	Alone at the Holy Frontier Unique - Soundtracks Plays: 13	View Song Info
	Smiles Down the Indian Moon New Age - Progressive Plays: 8	View Song Info
	Space Airplanes Unique - Soundtracks Plays: 4	View Song Info
	Last Ship Home/Shenandoah New Age - Progressive Plays: 32	View Song Info

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