Shostakovich/ Russian National Orchestra/ Jarvi - Symphony No. 7 AEC Music every note has it's own

every note has it's own name - 'ut' (later replaced by a much easier to pronounce 'do')

More Buddy Holly than Link Wray

Particularly on the Sabbath side of the equation: The guitars are heavier and more blues based than before

Perfect for fans of bands like Dimmu Borgir

the word "baseado" (joint) is mentioned in the song

Shostakovich/ Russian National Orchestra/ Jarvi - Symphony No. 7 AEC Music every note has it's ownIt Is Hard to Escape the Incredible Pull of Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony, Knowing the Background to It's Composition and It's General Significance. Shostakovich Began to Work on the Actual Composition in July 1941 in Leningrad, Where He Wrote the First Three Movements Whilst Under Constant Attack from the Enemy; After His Evacuation from the City Besieged By German Troops, He Completed the Finale and the Instrumentation in Kuibyschev in December