THIS IS a PAGAN FESTIVAL 1959 lp An Exotic Love Ritual For Orchestra DOMINIC FRONTIERE 

The PAGAN FESTIVAL 1959 lp is a 33 RPM vinyl record featuring an exotic love ritual for orchestra by DOMINIC FRONTIERE. 

Released in 1959, this LP comes in a 12" cardboard sleeve with a black color. 

The music is inspired by the 1950s and embodies a pagan festival vibe, making it a unique and immersive listening experience for fans of experimental and ritualistic music.

Pagan Festival (An Exotic Love Ritual for Orchestra) is a 1959 exotica and easy-listening concept LP by composer, arranger, and conductor Dominic Frontiere with his orchestra, released on Columbia Records. 

It blends jazz, pop, and cinematic orchestrations inspired by ancient Inca and Mayan themes.

Album Overview and Style

Released in 1959 on Columbia Records (catalog CL 1273 in mono).

Capitalized on the late-1950s "exotica" craze led by artists like Martin Denny and Arthur Lyman.

Features liner notes and song titles alluding to ancient Latin American civilizations, mythologies, and rituals (such as Incan and Mayan gods).

Combines varied instrumentation, mixing traditional orchestral strings and woodwinds with exotic percussion like congas and maracas.

Track List

Festival

House of Dawn (Paccari-Tampu)
Temple of Suicide (Ixtab)
Moon Goddess (Ixchel)
Time of Sunshine (Yaxkin)
Goddess of Love (X-Tabai)
House of Pleasure (Tampu-Anca)
The Harvest (Zax)
Corn Festival (Zabacil Than)
God of Seasons (Kukulkan)
Jaguar God (Balam)
Venus Girl (Ix-Koben)

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