A multi-layered sci-fi soundtrack for David Lindsey's novel "A Voyage to Arcturus".

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Chrystalman's Country: Tormance	2:25
2		The Starkness Observatory and the Night of Departure	5:26
3		Joiwind	2:30
4		Backhouse the Medium at Prolands, The Heapstead	8:16
5		The Apparition	3:34
6		Muspel	3:03
7		Gazing Over Towards Barey	2:18
8		The Music of Swaylone's Island	3:51
9		The Murder of Spadevil and Tydomin	5:16
10		The Lusion Plain	5:52
11		Tydomin	2:04
12		Panawe the Husband of Joiwind	4:45
13		The Muspel Stream, Chrystalman's Food	2:36
14		Arcturus	9:23

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Description

"Scenes from a Voyage to Arcturus"

Ron Thomas - Keyboards
Glenn Ferracone - Drums
Richard Burton - Keyboards
Bob Meashey - Trumpet
Bob Howell - Soprano Saxophone

Vectordisc 002

A soundscape to David Lindsay's science
fiction classic
"A Voyage to Arcturus".

"I always thought that music had no
boundaries, no limits to where it could
grow and go, no restrictions on its creativity.
Good music is good music no matter what
kind of music it is. And I always hated
categories. Always. Never thought it had
any place in music."

Miles Davis

Miles Davis would like this disc. I have
no idea what category this music falls into,
for it successfully bridges the gaps between
Toru Takemitsu, Weather Report, James Joyce
and Pablo Picasso. many different and contrasting
worlds are alluded to, while the voice of Ron
Thomas is always present. This music sounds very
fresh-it's real, unfettered creativity and
imagination in an age where everything else
seems pre-cut to fit neatly in a category.
The element of surprise is always at work,
and the next move is never predictable.

David Bennett Thomas

Ron Thomas has recorded for Vectordisc
as a leader on the following CDs (The House
of Counted Days, 17 Solo Piano Improvisations
and Cycles). Ron can be heard as a sideman
on The Mike Falcone Quartet "Playing Live",
Richard Burton's "Simple Major/Simple Minor"
and Kristin Garson's "Music Under the
Influence"


Find out more about Ron Thomas at
www.ronthomasmusic.com. or www.vectordisc.com.