[Nuovo Repertorio Editoriale] - NRE 1153 - Victor Bach - Strumentali - 1988

[Eternas Ondas Musicales]

Another album from Nuovo Repertorio Editoriale, by Fonit Cetra. Composed by Victor Bach, the tracks include sounds with a summer vacation feel, in a hotel with sea views.

While I'm at it, I'll also tell you about my return to Spain. It was better than I initially expected. But since there were no direct flights from Paris to Alicante, we had to travel from Paris to Oslo and from Oslo to Alicante. It was incredible to have been in three countries in one weekend!

And as you listen to this album, it gives it that traveler touch that I love so much. Enjoy.

Link: mega.nz/file/6MJwHTQJ#mcAM9-2sQiqXpdV9s-9YCWl9CEpBev4KWVPrPu4fG3s

FLAC - 24 bit - 48 kHz

[Greta]

Oh, a new NRE is always so much welcome. Thank you very much Dan.

[Zio_Barone]

Thank you so much.  This one was in my wantlist

[vfbr2001]

Another fantastic NRE album - goes well with Pages From Ceefax.

[nidostar]

Thanks Dan. I agree very Ceefax-ish! Though the slow fades at the end of many tracks start to become a little annoying after a while.

[zoomo]

Great compilation, thank you 👍

[Eternas Ondas Musicales]

the slow fades at the end of many tracks start to become a little annoying after a while.

Why's that?

[nidostar]

Why's that?

It’s nothing you’ve done Dan. It’s just that musically it’s a bit of a cop out where the composer was unable to bring the piece of music to a logical conclusion. Once or twice okay. But to do it repeatedly is a little disappointing.

[Tanasi]

thanks, Dan

[a8detective]

     Thank you! I'm enjoying your travel descriptions, as well.

[Eternas Ondas Musicales]

Musically it’s a bit of a cop out where the composer was unable to bring the piece of music to a logical conclusion. Do it repeatedly is a little disappointing.

Ah, I understand what you mean. There are composers whose melodies tend to be quite repetitive. Some people don't like that and end up finding it tiresome.

Also, sorry for my "abrupt" question regarding your comment. I always try to be cordial.