Some
of you may recall an episode from the original Star Trek
series in which Mr. Spock is forced to play the harp and sing for a
bunch of mean, telekinetic aliens – and he's actually really good
at it. The interesting thing is that Leonard Nimoy, who wove some of
his Judaic traditions into his role as Spock, comes from a long line
of harp-loving folk, including King David. So it only makes sense
that Michael Levy should pay tribute to Mr Spock in his newest album. Click the links below! No harp and/or Star Trek collection is
complete without this wonderful new album!
Alien Harp - Music From An Alternate Universe
I am pleased to announce the release of the third in my recently ultra-experimental EP length albums, dedicated to providing the lyre of antiquitywith a new voice for the 21st century, and hopefully way beyond!"Alien Harp: Music From An Alternate Universe" is my own personal tribute to the late Leonard Nimoy, inspired by his Star Trek character Spock's 'Vulcan Harp' - featuring original compositions for solo lyre, transformed by a veritable vista of contemporary studio effects, evoking an 'alternate universe' of mysterious, alien soundscapes, going boldly where no lyre has gone before...Here are all the main purchase links:
Buy This Album on iTunes
Buy This Album on Amazon
Buy This Album on Google Play
Buy This Album on CD Baby
Buy This Album on Bandcamp
A free PDF of the detailed album notes can be downloaded here.
As an independent artist, without the benefit of a record company to do all the promotional stuff on my behalf, my music only really manages to 'get out there', thanks to the infinitely appreciated efforts of ALL you lovely lyre lovers out there, in each and every Facebook share, tweet, web blog about my music and album review - thank you all, for your continued support in my musical mission, to reintroduce the lyre of antiquity back into the 21st century musical world!
Some
of you may recall an episode from the original Star Trek
series in which Mr. Spock is forced to play the harp and sing for a
bunch of mean, telekinetic aliens – and he's actually really good
at it. The interesting thing is that Leonard Nimoy, who wove some of
his Judaic traditions into his role as Spock, comes from a long line
of harp-loving folk, including King David. So it only makes sense
that Michael Levy should pay tribute to Mr Spock in his newest album. Click the links below! No harp and/or Star Trek collection is
complete without this wonderful new album!
Buy This Album on iTunes
Buy This Album on Amazon
Buy This Album on Google Play
Buy This Album on CD Baby
Buy This Album on Bandcamp
A free PDF of the detailed album notes can be downloaded here.
As an independent artist, without the benefit of a record company to do all the promotional stuff on my behalf, my music only really manages to 'get out there', thanks to the infinitely appreciated efforts of ALL you lovely lyre lovers out there, in each and every Facebook share, tweet, web blog about my music and album review - thank you all, for your continued support in my musical mission, to reintroduce the lyre of antiquity back into the 21st century musical world!
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