The 20th Anniversary Edition of Sympathique, the debut album from beloved Oregon-based "little orchestra" Pink Martini, is out now on Heinz Records. The release is live on all digital platforms today and physical product is available July 13. Fans can listen to the album HERE!The album features the recorded debut of the band's exquisite arrangement of Maurice Ravel's popular orchestral work "Bolero," which was originally a cornerstone ofSympathique and remains one of Pink Martini's favorites in concert-listen onSoundcoud or Spotify. The song was removed from the album after only a small initial pressing due to publishing complications. Now, timed perfectly for the occasion ofSympathique's 20th anniversary, "Bolero" has entered the public domain and the album can finally be heard as the band originally intended, making the 20th Anniversary Edition the definitive version of this seminal classic.In 1997, three years after Thomas M. Lauderdale founded Pink Martini, mostly to play fundraisers for progressive causes, he still hadn't found the right lead singer for his band. His mind kept going back to his Harvard classmate, China Forbes, who was pursuing a singing career in New York. He pitched Forbes to come to Portland to serve as an "artist-in-residence" for a full month and in a little carriage house just outside of the city they wrote "Sympathique," which eventually became the title track for the band's popular first album.
Beloved Oregon-based "little orchestra" Pink Martini will release the 20th Anniversary Edition of their acclaimed debut album, Sympathique, on June 29 via Heinz Records. Fans can pre-order the reissue, which is newly re-mastered and features updated packaging, HERE!In conjunction with the announcement, the band's exquisite arrangement of Maurice Ravel's popular orchestral work, "Bolero," which was originally a cornerstone of Sympathique and remains one of Pink Martini's favorites in concert, debuts online today -listen on Soundcoud or Spotify. The song was removed from the album after only a small initial pressing, due to publishing complications. Now, timed perfectly for the occasion of the album's 20th anniversary, "Bolero" has entered the public domain and the album can finally be heard as the band originally intended, with "Bolero" RESTORED to its proper place in the album sequence-making the 20th Anniversary Edition the definitive version of this seminal classic.In 1997, three years after Thomas M. Lauderdale founded Pink Martini, mostly to play at fundraisers for progressive causes, he still hadn't found the right lead singer for his band. His mind kept going back to his Harvard classmate, China Forbes, who was pursuing a singing career in New York. He pitched Forbes to come to Portland to do an "artist-in-residence" for a full month, and in a little carriage house just outside of the city they wrote "Sympathique," which eventually became the title track for the band's popular first album.
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