Arabesque

1989 saw Joop Walters, Mar Van Mierco, and Barend Tromp form an instrumental trio they dubbed Arabesque. They released their initial demonstration, 1992’s Pistache Express, with this lineup, and 2 yrs later, they implemented it up with another demonstration, Paragraph. This documenting, although created with the same group, showcased a harder audio for the music group, reflecting a fresh direction. The demonstration paid with Arabesque getting a contract using the German label Shark Information. That label released their debut Compact disc, Beyond the Veil, afterwards the same calendar year. By 1996, the group acquired opted to keep their instrumental label behind, adding the vocal abilities of Nicole de Seriere du Bizournet. 2 yrs later, Tromp still left and was changed by Frank de Groot. They released a fresh demo (their agreement with Shark expired), entitled Nude, that calendar year. The demo highlighted their brand-new keyboardist, Thijs Cuppan, who was simply recruited designed for the documenting. By 2000, though, Cuppan acquired still left the group and was changed by Rene Ubachs. Not really the only transformation in the lineup, Bizournet also still left, her replacement to arrive the proper execution of Katja Salemi. At that time, she was regarded only a short-term member, but offers since remained using the band. Within an interesting twist, though, Bizournet came back in 2001. Instead of send Salemi packaging, the music group opted to adjust the format to feature two woman lead performers. 2002 discovered the music group with both a fresh label (Lion Music) and a fresh album (Unity).