German prog-folk trio noted for their 1971 debut album Legend. The group combined rock and classical/medieval instruments (viola, violin, cello, flute, oboe, percussion) to produce an acoustic, medieval-influenced prog-folk sound.

Debut album Legend released in 1971; described as a landmark of German prog-folk with strong medieval instrumentation and acoustic arrangements.

A positive, detailed review of Parzival's 1971 debut Legend highlighting its prog-folk, medieval and acoustic character. The album is praised for instrumentation (viola, violin, cello, flute, oboe) and adventurous suites like "Groove Inside." Review rates the album highly and calls it a fundamental reference in German prog-folk.

For:Fans of progressive folk, medieval-influenced music, and listeners of 1970s progressive/folk experiments

 One of the most interesting formations of German prog-folk, Parzival, reached the publication of this first album, "Legend," in 1971, a true gem of the genre.

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