Resurrection Power
from HELP? - Emmanuel Graglia plays JacobTV Vol 1 by Emmanuel Graglia
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Commissioned by FPA and written 2008-2009 for the Ricciotti Ensemble, Resurrection Power is based on an inspiring sermon I heard on a Sunday morning in April 2008 on a local tv station in Columbia SC. The first version was scored for the JacobTV Band: sax quartet, harp, bass & drums, part of the show Cities change the Songs of Birds. The audio contains both a click track for the conductor and the original audio track of the evangelist.
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from HELP? - Emmanuel Graglia plays JacobTV Vol 1,
released January 19, 2023
Jacob Ter Veldhuis - Composer
Emmanuel Graglia - Guitar
Jacob Ter Veldhuis - Composer
Emmanuel Graglia - Guitar
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Emmanuel Graglia Buenos Aires, Argentina
Pablo Emmanuel Graglia ( Temperley, 1981) guitarrista y compositor.
Estudio guitarra eléctrica con Ignacio
Valle.
Es profesor superior de guitarra egresado del Conservatorio de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, alumno de Silvina Elijovich.
Participa de Corleonne y Leonard Zelig, ademas de acompañar al cantante Norberto Rodriguez.
Integra el ensamble Seres/Parlantes del compositor y director Jorge Sad.
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