Edward Simoni

kastelfan · July 09, 2008, 04:04:24 AM

Attached is song style of a bit less known song ; Edward Simoni - TagtrÃƒÂ¤ume. I hope somebody will find this style usefull.

kind regards

Bogdan

admin · March 17, 2017, 11:07:52 AM

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Edward Simoni , bourgeois Edward Krok (born August 7, 1959 in Beuthen , Upper Silesia ), is a German-Polish panflotist , a multi-instrumentalist, composer and arranger .

Edward grew up in Poland at the age of seven with the violin and piano lessons at the State Music School in Bytom .

At the age of 14 he studied flute . The flute was next to the piano also his main instrument at the state music school in Königshütte (Chorzów) , Upper Silesia. Later he learned the panflute autodidactically , with which he recorded several records. His first album earned him a Golden Record . Meanwhile, two of his albums have been awarded gold and platinum respectively.

In 1991, Edward Simoni was the first instrumentalist of this mission in the ZDF-Hitparade in Berlin as a guest and has been assigned his own composition Pan Dreams twice Place. 1

In addition to James Last , Edward Simoni has already worked with many international artists, including the Russian harpist Tatjana Seyffert and the tenor Francisco Araiza from Mexico. Also with Christian Franke and harmonica player Michael Hirte , Edward Simoni has already recorded duets. With the title Der Apfelbaum (in duet with singer Christian Franke) Simoni reached the German singlecharts for the first time. [1]

The music of Edward Simonis can be attributed to the easy listening and the E-, U- and F-music . In general, however, his musical development was influenced by classical music and rock music, which gave him a broad musical spectrum ranging from romance to melodic techno .

Edward Simonis, who has influenced his musical work, includes British flute player Ian Anderson ( Jethro Tull ), American violinist Jerry Goodman , Czech keyboardist Jan Hammer and Greek keyboardist Vangelis . In addition, Edward Simoni has been inspired musically by the Polish band The Red Guitars (Czerwone Gitary), especially the melodic compositions of Seweryn Krajewski .