Talk:Mask (Vangelis album)
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Minor corrections to Article[edit]
The percussion used in the album is real percussion, and not samples on an Emulator as suggested in the main article. For example, the snare drum usage is extended and dynamic - not possible using a sampler; and in any case it is widely known that Vangelis is a percussionist and retained a wide selection of Orchestral Percussion including timpani and snare drums at his Nemo Studio where this album was recorded.
The piano suggested on Track 3 is actually the Yamaha CP80 Electric Piano, not an acoustic piano.
I can confirm that the choir on the album is indeed the English Chamber Choir, and the soloist is their Choir Master Guy Protheroe (confirmation by Guy Protheroe in 2021). Knolan7799 (talk) 14:27, 13 August 2022 (UTC)