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Alexandra Zerner Brno, Czechia
Alexandra Zerner is a guitar player, multi-instrumentalist and composer from Brno, Czech
Republic.
Guest in:
- We All Die (Laughing) - "Thoughtscanning" (2014)
- Aurora Borealis - "The Path To Atlas" (2015)
- Vivaldi Metal Project - "The Four Seasons" (2016)
- Sevi - "Follow Me" (2019)
- Alberto Rigoni - “Odd Times” (2020)
Opened for:
- Stu Hamm and Greg Howe (2016)
- Dream Theater (2019).
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Alexandra Zerner recommends:
Odd Times
by Alberto Rigoni feat. Marco Minnnemann and Alexandra Zerner
Alberto has a lot of nice and interesting music ideas and he's extremely productive so I didn't hesitate to join him in this inspiring instrumental prog project.
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Not all Those Who Wander are Lost
by Dave Brons
Wonderful combination of melodic guitar skills, beautifully crafted instrumental prog, and tastefully integrated Celtic motives, as the entire work is inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien, whom I love.
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It's a rare thing to find so interesting and refreshing instrumental prog amongst the sea of almost identical "infinite-djent-and-shred" or "abstract-crunch-guitars-only" projects nowadays.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Overture (feat. Ivan Ivanov)”
UK Heavy Metal / Shred. Sometimes I just have to go back to what I grew up with & Andy is simply awesome! Malmsteen & Satriani & all the others have nothing at all on this guy! Melodies that grab you & hug you & simply do not let go! Highly recommended!!!
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Songs for Souls (feat. Jordan Rudess, Jennifer Batten, Mark Zonder and many more)
by Alberto Rigoni
supported by 4 fans who also own “Overture (feat. Ivan Ivanov)”
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The Long Island metal band's third album etches arena-sized hooks into their jagged compositions, deftly balancing experimental and poppy inclinations.
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