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'''David Parsons''', is an New-zealand composer and multi-instrumentalist.
'''David Parsons''', is an New-zealand composer and multi-instrumentalist.


Trained as a Sitar player<ref name="Celestial">[http://www.harmonies.com/biographies/parsons.htm Biography on Celestial Harmonies webpage]</ref>, Parsons started composing space music in the early 80's with the two albums ''Sound of the Mother Ship'' and ''Tibetan Plateau'' produced by small california based label Fortuna Records.
Trained as a Sitar player<ref name="Celestial">[http://www.harmonies.com/biographies/parsons.htm Biography on Celestial Harmonies webpage]</ref>, Parsons started composing space music in the early 80's with the two albums ''Sound of the Mother Ship'' and ''Tibetan Plateau'' produced by small california based label Fortuna Records<ref>[https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=8OsDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA53&dq=david+parsons+sounds+of+the+mothership&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwihra7A7JTUAhUCBcAKHVguDJ0Q6AEIJDAA#v=onepage&q=david%20parsons%20sounds%20of%20the%20mothership&f=false A Tantric Choice of Music] Yoga Journal, march/April 1983</ref>.


== Discografia ==
== Discography ==
* [[1980]] - ''Sound of the Mother Ship''
* [[1980]] - ''Sound of the Mother Ship''
* [[1982]] - ''Tibetan Plateau''
* [[1982]] - ''Tibetan Plateau''

Revision as of 15:36, 29 May 2017

David Parsons, is an New-zealand composer and multi-instrumentalist.

Trained as a Sitar player[1], Parsons started composing space music in the early 80's with the two albums Sound of the Mother Ship and Tibetan Plateau produced by small california based label Fortuna Records[2].

Discography

Notes

  1. ^ Biography on Celestial Harmonies webpage
  2. ^ A Tantric Choice of Music Yoga Journal, march/April 1983
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