Pipeline (comp. Alan Parsons Project - piano adapt./perf. and new "verse" by G. Rizzarelli)

Piano adaption, performance and new "verse" by Giorgio Rizzarelli - see more APP covers on    / urbania70   . Composed by Alan Parsons Original album: Ammonia Avenue. APP YOUTUBE CHANNEL New! Many videos, event dates, news, info and trivia, links... but also tribute bands and other quality fan work! Add and sub!    / appfanchannel   APP EXPANDED EDITION ALBUMS All albums have new editions remastered by AP with many bonus tracks revealed from EW archives. Also published, a new sheet music compilation. All info on official site: http://the-alan-parsons-project.com VIDEO RESPONSE / DEDICATION This video is posted as response to the ecological fan videoclip by Lionel "JOEneil69" of the original track:    • Pipeline - the alan parsons project   ARRANGEMENT AND ADAPTION In the original form, Pipeline's main parts are performed by keyboard, sax and orchestra, making this instrumental quite like a movie soundtrack and so very cinematic. I synthesized them in a piano arrangement, so you can either watch this video imagining nature vs technology, or simply observing the music through the dance of the piano's hammers and keys. I opened the piano also to get a more full sound. Projectologists will notice that I replaced the finale with an additional "chorus" followed by a personal "verse" featuring my variations. I think this is in the right spirit, since the original sax parts were a sessionist's improvisation (recorded in a single take!), which added to this symphonic rock piece an interesting jazz/fusion contamination. COPYRIGHT FAIR USE NOTICE This simplified piano adaption is meant as no-profit homage. I'm convinced that it doesn't damage the © owners but, oppositely, that it helps spreading the culture about this high quality music. Please support the original music by buying the original material (see above). You may not make any commercial use of any part of this video. The APP songs are © Woolfsongs Ltd / Careers Music INC (I don't claim it).