"If you can imagine Brian May, Santana and John Williams composing a piece of music together, that can move progressive rock fans and cinema audience at the same time, then you are imagining what this music is attempting to be. In just 12 minutes, a musical thrillride with the flavours of Queen, baroque, latin music and a full orchestra. Moving, momentous and memorable. It has the structure of a classical piece but the freedom and surprises allowed in prog!" - Colin Tench (Bunchakeze & Corvus Stone), April 2013. A classically-trained musician, Andres combines heavy orchestral work with the edginess and modern textures of progressive rock and the brass-driven dramatic scores from epic films. His music contains strong influences of baroque and classical music, as well as medieval and renaissance music, within the frame of symphonic rock. 'Wish You Could Hear', almost 12 and a half minutes long, features four movements of strongly contrasting moods, each one carried by a main theme, and ranging from 64 bpm to 163 bpm. Majestic horns, electrifying guitar melodies, high-octane basslines, tight and precise drumming, fugal passages and Bach-like violin solos, all in one epic symphonic rock piece. Andres Guazzelli (Argentina): Piano, Hammond organ, Minimoog, Mellotron & orchestral arrangements Colin Tench (United Kingdom): Electric & acoustic guitars Petri Lindström (Finland): Bass Robert Wolff (United States): Drums & percussion Recorded at Estudios Dorian, Stoned Bun Studios, PL-Studios and Kennesound Studios. Guitars recorded and pre-mixed by Colin Tench at Stoned Bun Studios, Avesta, Sweden Bass guitar recorded by Petri Lindström at PL-Studios, Jyväskylä, Finland. Drums recorded and pre-mixed by Rusty Dimmett at Kennesound Studios, Kennesaw, Georgia, USA Mixed by Andres Guazzelli at Estudios Dorian, Mar del Plata, Argentina. Mastered by Fernando Richard at Genoma Mastering, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Artwork by Maite Suarez, Mar del Plata, Argentina. Produced by Andres Guazzelli.