"New Age music." . . "klaver." . . . . "instrumental." . . "Harmony of the spheres." . . "2001 - 2010" . . "Harmony of the spheres Songs and music." . . "kor." . . "Elektronska glasba Velika Britanija 2001-2010 CD-plošče." . . "England." . . "1991 - 2000" . . "2000-2009." . . "Sound recordings" . . . "klaver" . . . . . . . "Music"@en . . . . . . . . . "instrumental" . . . . . . . "Mike Oldfield has always been famed for his unconventional approach to music. Throughout his career he has consistently broken musical boundaries, and with Music of the Spheres he continues to do so. Taking influences from Holst and Rachmaninov as much as Steve Reich or William Orbit, this piece is classical in nature, but yet is also immediately identifiable as classic Mike Oldfield. Using a full concert orchestra and choir, and with solo parts from Mike himself on guitar, legendary soprano Hayley Westenra and renowned pianist Lang Lang, this is a work with huge emotional and musical scope. The title of the piece is a reference to something that Mike feels strongly: that all music should aim to represent the spriritual, or otherworldly elements of life: something beyond the mundane and everyday. In this he has clearly succeeded. Music of the Spheres is by turns epic, tender, mournful and triumphant. It is the work of a composer who above all can make beautiful and substantial music, regardless of genre or instrumentation."@en . . "Muzyka rozrywkowa" . "orkester" . . . . . "Music of the spheres"@en . "Music of the spheres" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Orchestral music"@en . . . . . . . "kor" . "crossover" . . . . . . . . . "guitar" . . . "Dokumenty dźwiękowe" . . . . "Variétés instrumentales occidentales (variété instrumentale et vocale)" . . . . . . . "orkester." . . "guitar." . . "Popular instrumental music 2001-2010." . . "Compact discs (Sound recordings)" . . "Music." . . "Popular instrumental music." . . "Sinfonia Sfera Orchestra" . . "Sinfonia Sfera Orchestra." . "crossover." . .