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Artist description
With kettledrums and strings, this treasure of an instrumental band kicks fresh life back into medieval classics. And with decided self-assurance render extracts from Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana' into quintet form. On top of this they deliver original compositions - such as 'Leg of Mutton Pond' - with a driving, rustic energy quite entirely their own. |
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Music Style
medieval folk rock |
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Musical Influences
Dead Can Dance, Waverly Consort, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Steve Reich, Carl Orff, the Dufay Collective |
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Similar Artists
Dead Can Dance, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Steve Reich, Carl Orff, Dufay Collective |
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Artist History
The Mundi Ensemble formed in Austin, Texas in 1999. |
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Group Members
David Montgomery - violin
Darrel Mayers - guitar, music director
Mario Gonzalez - bass guitar
Ric Furley - kettledrums and percussion
Doug Kent - 'cello |
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Instruments
violin, guitar, 'cello, bass, kettledrum |
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Albums
Early Works |
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Location
Austin, Texas - USA |
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