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Frank Zappa - Francesco Zappa [Barking Pumpkin Records ST-74202] (21 November 1984)

Released: 21 November 1984
Country: US
Label: Barking Pumpkin Records
Catalog: ST-74202
Genre: Electronic, Classical

Item# SR-BAST74202
Ratings: C=NM-; LP=NM-

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Opus I, No. 1 (1st Movement. Andante)
02 Opus I, No. 1 (2nd Movement, Allegro Con Brio)
03 Opus I, No. 2 (1st Movement, Andantino)
04 Opus I, No. 2 (2nd Movement, Minuetto Grazioso)
05 Opus I, No. 3 (1st Movement, Andantino)
06 Opus I, No. 3 (2nd Movement, Presto)
07 Opus I, No. 4 (1st Movement, Andante)
08 Opus I, No. 4 (2nd Movement, Allegro)
09 Opus I, No. 4 (2nd Movement, Minuetto Grazioso)
10 Opus I, No. 6 (1st Movement, Largo)
11 Opus I, No. 6 (2nd Movement, Minuet)
12 Opus IV, No. 1 (1st Movement, Andantino)
13 Opus IV, No. 1 (2nd Movement, Allegro Assai)
14 Opus IV, No. 2 (2nd Movement, Allegro Assai)
15 Opus IV, No. 3 (1st Movement, Andante)
16 Opus IV, No. 3 (2nd Movement, Tempo Di Minuetto)
17 Opus IV, No. 4 (1st Movement, Minuetto)

Francesco Zappa
Frank Zappa

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Album Review

William Ruhlmann [allmusic.com]

This is chamber music written by an 18th century Italian composer who may or may not have been an ancestor of Frank Zappa. The younger Zappa discovered the music at the music library at the University of California at Berkeley and programmed it into his Synclavier. The result is pleasant-enough European classical music with an electronic twinge -- in the same category as Switched-On Bach.