Mask (album)

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Mask is a 1985 choral-symphonic electronic album by Greek composer Vangelis, known for its dramatic, quasi-orchestral sound and mythic, ritualistic atmosphere.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf album
studio album
artist Vangelis
composer Vangelis
countryOfOrigin Greece
coverArtBy Vangelis
decade 1980s
distributionFormat compact disc
digital release
vinyl record
features mixed choir
percussion
synthesizers
followedBy Invisible Connections
follows Soil Festivities
genre choral music
electronic music
new-age music
progressive electronic
symphonic music
hasQuality dramatic sound
mythic atmosphere
quasi-orchestral sound
ritualistic atmosphere
hasReception critically acclaimed among Vangelis fans
hasType concept album
inspiredBy mythological themes
language invented language
length approximately 37 minutes
notableFor dense, layered soundscapes
fusion of choral and electronic elements
ritualistic, ceremonial character
numberOfTracks 6
partOf Vangelis discography
performer Vangelis
precededBy Soil Festivities (album)
surface form: Soil Festivities
producer Vangelis
recordedIn United Kingdom
recordLabel Decca Records
Polydor Records
releaseDate 1985
trackListingScheme tracks titled as movements I to VI
uses multi-layered choral arrangements
orchestral percussion textures
synthesized orchestration
vocalStyle wordless vocals

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subject surface form: Soil Festivities
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