Isao Tomita "The sea named Solaris"

[controlledburst]

Beautiful piece. This (A Sea Named Solaris - Bach BMV639) is from Tomita's album, "Kosmos" (you have the album "Picture at an Exhibition" displayed above) which was a few years before the TV series "Cosmos" was aired. The album from the TV series was a compilation of multiple albums (Vangelis, significantly). Tomita (his Planets album; Holst) introduced me to the classical genre decades ago. He really exemplified the power of the synthesizer.

[5spdstang]

Sends shivers down my spine whenever I here it...just a fantastic emotional piece!!

[montseclavero1963]

La cancion mas hermosa que nunca escuche. Es el principio y el fin.

[jrichman63]

The Epcot Disney version is Spaceship Earth Edo Guidotti.  Any info on it or download links would be helpful Thanks

[jrichman63]

The Epcot Disney version is Spaceship Earth Edo Guidotti

[konadelta]

Tomita brought classical appreciation to my work environment. I will never forget these pieces that connected us to classical music.

[777christianboy]

Who did the version that used to play at Epcot at Disneyworld?

[quantumpurr58]

Carl Sagan's Cosmos...Fantastic, Rest in Peace Sir XXXXXXXXXXXX

[hellraidzor]

Sounds a bit like Vangelis, great piece.

[bah1mas]

It Reminded Me The Planet-Ocean Named "Solaris" By Film Of Andrei Tarkovsky (Solaris, 1972)

Thank You!

[roncstelep]

Hey, this is Bach's invention "The sea named Solaris" from the album Cosmos. A masterpiece but you should rename the track!

[grancamajan]

@roncstelep You have reason, it has been a mistake. The name is changed already. Thank you very much.

[nishidafmly]

This is Bach's Invention, isn't it?