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| − | The [[Nasal Retentive Orchestra|NRO]] is a French band formed in 1999 by [[Christophe Delbrouck]]. Although the bandmembers are not necessarily convinced Zappa fans, the aim of this formation is mainly to play and propagate [[Frank Zappa]]'s music. Not exclusively limited to cover the original scores, their works also include a lot of arrangements, personal compositions and dada performances. | + | The [[Nasal Retentive Orchestra|NRO]] is a French band formed in 1999 by [[Christophe Delbrouck]]. Although the bandmembers are not necessarily convinced Zappa fans, the aim of this formation is mainly to play and propagate [[Biography|Frank Zappa]]'s music. Not exclusively limited to cover the original scores, their works also include a lot of arrangements, personal compositions and dada performances. The name, of course, is a reference to "[[Nasal Retentive Calliope Music]]" from ''[[We're Only In It For The Money]]''. |
==Records With Zappa Covers== | ==Records With Zappa Covers== | ||
Revision as of 13:34, 18 July 2021
The NRO is a French band formed in 1999 by Christophe Delbrouck. Although the bandmembers are not necessarily convinced Zappa fans, the aim of this formation is mainly to play and propagate Frank Zappa's music. Not exclusively limited to cover the original scores, their works also include a lot of arrangements, personal compositions and dada performances. The name, of course, is a reference to "Nasal Retentive Calliope Music" from We're Only In It For The Money.
Records With Zappa Covers
Fric Out! (2001)
Have A Bun (2002)
Tales Of Brave Flegmar (2003)
NRO Live (2004)
Music For Hungry People (2007)
Bandmembers
- Christophe Delbrouck (artistic supervision, bass, vocals, percussions)
- Jeff Marschalle (lead singer, guitars)
- Matthieu Metzger (wind instruments, vocals)
- Fabrice Barré (wind instruments)
- Jean-Yves Monjauze (keyboards, vocals)
- Patrick Desoyer (drums, vocals)
- Frank Quintard (percussions, marimbas)
