Andreas Vollenweider - Book Of Roses Libro De Rosas

Review by Terrence W. Mainwaring

Book Of Roses Libro De Rosas by Andreas Vollenweider is a stunning album that showcases the Swiss musician's mastery of the harp and his ability to blend genres and cultures seamlessly. The album, released in 1991, features 13 tracks, each one a unique and captivating musical journey.

From the haunting and ethereal opening track "La Strega (Her Journey to the Grand Ball)" to the upbeat and joyful "Hirzel," Book Of Roses Libro De Rosas takes listeners on a journey through a musical landscape that is both familiar and exotic. Vollenweider's use of different instruments and sounds, including the harp, flute, and percussion, creates a rich and textured sound that is both soothing and invigorating.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Paix Verde (Peaceful Green)," which features Vollenweider's harp playing alongside the sounds of nature, including birdsong and running water. The result is a beautiful and peaceful track that is perfect for relaxation and meditation.

Summary by Terrence W. Mainwaring

Book Of Roses Libro De Rosas is a must-listen for fans of new age, world music, and instrumental music. Vollenweider's skillful playing and masterful blending of different genres and cultures make this album a true masterpiece.