

Henry KRUTZEN
(Keyboards, Tenor Saxophone, Ken)
Alexandre MOURA-BARROS
(Acoustic & Electric Guitars)
Alain LEMAITRE
(Bass)
Richard REDCROSSED
(Vocals)
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Alzeny NETO
(Vocals)
Alexandre CASADO
(Violin)
Faisal HUSSEIN
(Cello)
Alexandre JOHNSON
(Flute, Piccolo)
João JOHNSON
(Oboe, English Horn)
Enéas ALBUQUERQUE
(Clarinet)
Julian FIGUEROA
(Bassoon)
Erinaldo DANTAS
(Trumpet)
Gilberto CABRAL
(Trombone)
Jubileu FILHO
(Acoustic & Electric Guitars)
Eduardo PINHEIRO
(Electric Guitar)
Eduardo TAUFIC
(Piano, Organ)
Jean-Louis AUCREMANNE
(Keyboards)
Wilberto AMARAL
(Drums)
Jorge LIMA
(Drums, Percussions)
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Disc 1
01. The voyage of Maeldun
02. Back on
03. Fata Morgana
04. Olinda
05. Mercurial
06. Tapioca com pimenta
Disc 2
01. Moondogging
02. Anemia
03. Brasil, RN
04. Wenceslas shorts
05. Datcha
06. Morituri te salutant
07. Bon voyage
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Henry KRUTZEN's fourth album is a double CD of his project "FINNEGANS WAKE". After the three previous albums with Finnegans Wake and some solo albums, his latest outpouring of ideas now needs 2 CDs. The material is dense, and takes the form of a suite of 13 compositions which gradually reveal to us the many facets of this brilliant fresco.
The style zigzags between innovative rock and classical contemporary, but is always accessible. It is a vision of contemporary music without frontiers.
Having settled in Brazil, Henry Krutzen quickly found the musicians to accompany him in this adventure, and in particular Alexandre MOURA-BARROS, who takes part not only as an instrumentalist, but also as a composer. While revealing his own talent and vision, he blends in perfectly to the concept.
The other musicians show us, for those who didn't know it already, that Brazil is full of musical talents outside the world of Samba. They are at least, if not more, able than the musicians from Belgium's Ictus Ensemble with whom Henry Krutzen made one record, "Pictures", Finnegans Wake's third album.
"4 th" is a more mature album than its predecessors, in its composition, precision, flexibility, openness, and finesse; it is a major work and makes Finnegans Wake one of the key groups of the moment in the genre
This music joins the same family as Cro Magnon, Louise Avenue/Jan Kuijken, Eric Mertens, Christian Genet, Hardscore, Galileo Brothers, and Franck Balestracci, while remaining personal and taking us in a new direction - both optimistic and full of surprises
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