The Oblivion Tales
by Melanie Mau & Martin Schnella
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Treasured Memories
06:09
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Words Become A Song
04:35
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Close To The Heart
05:04
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The Horseshoe
07:54
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Wild West
05:43
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My Dear Children
06:57
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Die Zwerge vom Iberg
08:16
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The Dwarfs King
06:04
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Erinnerungen
05:40
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Melanie's Theme
05:39
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credits
released May 12, 2017
words & music by: Melanie Mau & Martin Schnella
arrangements by: Melanie Mau, Martin Schnella, Niklas Kahl, Lars Lehmann & Jens Kommnick
Melanie Mau: Lead- & Backing Vocals
Martin Schnella: Lead- & Backing Vocals, Acoustic- & Electric Guitars, Baritone Guitar, Mandoline, Shaker
Niklas Kahl: Cajon, Bongos, Yambu, Djembe, Shaker, Percussion, Drums
Fabian Gödecke: Drums
Lars Lehmann: Bass, Fretless Bass, Vocals
Guests:
Jens Kommnick: Tin Whistles, Low Whistles, Uilleann Pipes, Cello
Stephan Wegner: Vocals on The Spire And The Old Bridge, Treasured Memories, Words Become A Song & Erinnerungen
Jimmy Keegan: Drums on My Dear Children, Die Zwerge Vom Iberg & The Dwarfs King
Dave Meros: Bass on The Dwarfs King
Eric Brenton: Violin & Viola on Treasured Memories
Nathan Brenton: Cello on Treasured Memories
Rachel Hall: Violin on My Dear Children
Tobias Reiss: Piano on Wild West
Martin Huch: Dobro on Wild West
Jan Reinartz: Spoken Words on Die Zwerge Vom Iberg
string arrangements on Treasured Memories by: Nathan Brenton
string arrangements on My Dear Children by: Rachel Hall
Band Pictures by: Sascha Storz Photodesign
Cover Watercolour: Horst Lind / Atelier Pregizer
Drawings: Isa Hausa Illustrations
Additional Pictures: Martin Schnella
Artwork & Design: Martin Huch
All instruments and vocals recorded by Martin Schnella @ Overlodge Recording Studio, Badenhausen/Germany 2016/2017 except:
Jimmy Keegan recorded his Drums @ his home in Los Angeles/USA
Lars Lehmann recorded his Bass Guitars @ his home in Hannover, Germany
Dave Meros recorded his Bass Guitars @ his home in Sacramento, California/USA
Eric & Nathan Brenton recorded their strings @ their home in Tustin, California/USA
Rachel Hall recorded her violin @ her home in Cromer, Great Britain
Tobias Reiss recorded his Piano @ his home in Waghäusel, Germany
Martin Huch recorded his Dobro @ his home in Hannover, Germany
Mixed & mastered by Martin Schnella @ Overlodge Recording Studio, Badenhausen/Germany 2017
www.gray-matters.de
www.facebook.com/MelanieMauundMartinSchnella
www.instagram.com/mellimaumartinschnella/
www.youtube.com/user/Matteff2000
melaniemaumartinschnella.bandcamp.com
words & music by: Melanie Mau & Martin Schnella
arrangements by: Melanie Mau, Martin Schnella, Niklas Kahl, Lars Lehmann & Jens Kommnick
Melanie Mau: Lead- & Backing Vocals
Martin Schnella: Lead- & Backing Vocals, Acoustic- & Electric Guitars, Baritone Guitar, Mandoline, Shaker
Niklas Kahl: Cajon, Bongos, Yambu, Djembe, Shaker, Percussion, Drums
Fabian Gödecke: Drums
Lars Lehmann: Bass, Fretless Bass, Vocals
Guests:
Jens Kommnick: Tin Whistles, Low Whistles, Uilleann Pipes, Cello
Stephan Wegner: Vocals on The Spire And The Old Bridge, Treasured Memories, Words Become A Song & Erinnerungen
Jimmy Keegan: Drums on My Dear Children, Die Zwerge Vom Iberg & The Dwarfs King
Dave Meros: Bass on The Dwarfs King
Eric Brenton: Violin & Viola on Treasured Memories
Nathan Brenton: Cello on Treasured Memories
Rachel Hall: Violin on My Dear Children
Tobias Reiss: Piano on Wild West
Martin Huch: Dobro on Wild West
Jan Reinartz: Spoken Words on Die Zwerge Vom Iberg
string arrangements on Treasured Memories by: Nathan Brenton
string arrangements on My Dear Children by: Rachel Hall
Band Pictures by: Sascha Storz Photodesign
Cover Watercolour: Horst Lind / Atelier Pregizer
Drawings: Isa Hausa Illustrations
Additional Pictures: Martin Schnella
Artwork & Design: Martin Huch
All instruments and vocals recorded by Martin Schnella @ Overlodge Recording Studio, Badenhausen/Germany 2016/2017 except:
Jimmy Keegan recorded his Drums @ his home in Los Angeles/USA
Lars Lehmann recorded his Bass Guitars @ his home in Hannover, Germany
Dave Meros recorded his Bass Guitars @ his home in Sacramento, California/USA
Eric & Nathan Brenton recorded their strings @ their home in Tustin, California/USA
Rachel Hall recorded her violin @ her home in Cromer, Great Britain
Tobias Reiss recorded his Piano @ his home in Waghäusel, Germany
Martin Huch recorded his Dobro @ his home in Hannover, Germany
Mixed & mastered by Martin Schnella @ Overlodge Recording Studio, Badenhausen/Germany 2017
www.gray-matters.de
www.facebook.com/MelanieMauundMartinSchnella
www.instagram.com/mellimaumartinschnella/
www.youtube.com/user/Matteff2000
melaniemaumartinschnella.bandcamp.com
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