Fresh Aire VI explained

Fresh Aire VI is Mannheim Steamroller's sixth album in the Fresh Aire series, and seventh overall. Fresh Aire VI was released in 1986, and is inspired by Greek mythology.^[1] It was Manheim Steamroller's first album to appear on the Billboard album chart, reaching #155 in January 1987.^[2]

Tracks two through four comprise the "Rhodes Suite." Tracks seven through nine comprise the "Orpheus Suite." Track ten, "Sirens," consists of four different parts: "Crash and the Call", "The Dance", "The Singing Contest" & "Farewell."

Personnel

Source:^[3]

• Chip Davis – drums
• Jackson Berkey – keyboards
• London Symphony Orchestra
• Cambridge Singers
• Additional musicians on "The Olympics" - Eric Hansen, Ron Cooley, Dave Kappy, Denny Schneider, Dave Wompler, Jim Schanelic, Craig Fuller
• Sirens/Emulator Voices – Liz Westphalen, Pam Kalal, Denise Fackler
• Liner notes: Jim Shey, Classics Department, University of Wisconsin

Notes and References

1. Web site: Fresh Aire VI. Manheim Steamroller Official Site.
2. Web site: Billboard Album Chart. Billboard Magazine. January 10, 1987.
3. Web site: Mannheim Steamroller – Fresh Aire VI. Discogs.