1x CDOfficialStudio Album

The Fire and the Rose

RosaRubea

Italy·Original Year: 2011

Release Date

2011

Catalog #

OECD 136

Tracks

7

Duration

25:25

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Notes

RosaRubea is born by the collaboration between Daniela Bedeski (already known as the lead soprano voice of Camerata Mediolanense) and Pino Carafa, alias SynthEthic and Pavor Nocturnus, who previously also collaborated with Camerata Mediolanense. Recorded and mixed at Jacuzi Studio Milan, November 2010. Cover picture: "How far Jerusalem from Hell", 2007, oil on canvas. The watercolors that illustrate each track were specifically conceived and realized for the present album.

Label

Format

1x CD

Tracklist

  1. 1

    Tra L'Urlo E Il Canto

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    2:08
  2. 2

    L'Inconsolée

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    3:33
  3. 3

    The Twa Corbies

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    3:49
    Arranged By Cello
    Lyrics By Ancient Scottish Ballad
  4. 4

    Parfaite Béatitude

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    5:02
  5. 5

    A Blue Bird In A Scarlet Spring

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    4:22
  6. 6

    The Fire And The Rose

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    4:16
  7. 7

    Le Nozze Alchemiche

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    2:15
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Questions about the credits

Who handled the recording of The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea?
The recording of The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea was handled by Max Lotti.
Who mixed The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea?
The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea was mixed by Max Lotti.
Who composed the music on The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea?
The music on The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea was composed by Pino Carafa and Daniela Bedeski.
Who wrote the lyrics for The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea?
The lyrics for The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea were written by Daniela Bedeski, Christine De Pisan, and T. S. Eliot.
Who arranged and orchestrated The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea?
The Fire and the Rose by RosaRubea was arranged by Pino Carafa and Daniela Bedeski.

Credits & Production

Credits

17 roles · 21 credits
Synthesizer
Recording
Mixing
Photography
Artwork Paintings
Cello Guest
Piano Guest
Bells Tibetan Bells
Concept By
Arranged By Cello
Lyrics By Ancient Scottish Ballad