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| Blackmore's Night | Primary Artist |
| Ritchie Blackmore | Primary Artist, Bass, Guitar, Mandolin, Tambourine |
| Mike "Metal" Goldberg | Drums |
| John Ford | Bass, Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Jeff Glixman | Keyboards |
| Jens Johansson | Keyboards |
| Roy McDonald | Keyboards |
| Mark Pender | Trumpet |
| Kevin Dunne | Drums |
| Thomas Roth | Bagpipes, Vocals |
| John Gould | Background Vocals |
| Candice Night | Vocals, Penny Whistle |
| Mick Cervino | Bass |
| Jost Pogrzeba | Percussion |
| Miri Ben-Ari | Violin |
| Peter Rooth | Bass |
| Des Geyers Schwarzer Haufen | Bagpipes, Vocals |
| Christof Heus | Trumpet |
| Mrs. Heller | Hurdy-Gurdy |
| Mr. Heller | Hurdy-Gurdy |
| Scott Hazel | Background Vocals |
| Jason Chapman | Trumpet, Flugelhorn |
| Trish | Background Vocals |
| Mike "Metal" Goldberg | Engineer |
| Ritchie Blackmore | Arranger, Producer |
| Jeff Glixman | Producer, Engineer |
| Joe James | String Arrangements |
| George Marino | Mastering |
| Roy McDonald | Producer |
| David Greene | Contributor |
| Peter Rooth | Engineer, drum programming |
| Peter Pracownik | Cover Art |
Blackmore's Night is the premier "renaissance" band. Each song is individually tailored to tell a story or to evoke mediaeval/renaissance tymes and life. Candice's vocals are evocatively enchanting; Ritchie's a virtuoso on the guitar and similiar stringed instruments; the band's members are second-to-none in their musicianship. Blackmore's Night entices you into a magicl and mystical world.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I love this CD. It brings you back in time to the minstrels. It is very medevil in sound and content. I love the song about Catherine Howard. Very peaceful and melodic.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I just finished listening to Under a Violet Moon. I have listened to Ritchie Blackmore for a long time and this work appears to be his musical essence. Hauntingly suggesting another time and another place... Ritchie has done it again!!
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Posted October 26, 2008
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Bret Adams
Under a Violet Moon is the second album by Blackmore's Night, and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore had a very clear idea of what he wanted for the sophomore release by the Renaissance-oriented world and new age music outfit. The former Deep Purple and Rainbow six-stringer and vocalist Candice Night wanted to take Blackmore's Night on an extensive tour, so they made a conscious effort to record a more up-tempo album, making the music more conducive to live performance than much of the relaxed material on their debut, Shadow of the Moon. Countless guest musicians contribute to this album, which was co-produced by Blackmore, Jeff Glixman best known for his work with Kansas, and Roy ...