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Wie aktuell ist die „Bergpredigt“ in Zeiten weltweiter Glaubenskriege? Was sagen uns die Worte aus der Bibel noch in Zeiten internationaler Bilanzabstürze?
Eine filmfotografische Interpretation der Krefelder Filmemacherin und Musikerin Ute Mansel bietet eine ergreifende Visualisierung der 1983 veröffentlichten LP „Bergpredigt“ der österreichischen Elektronikpioniere Hubert Bognermayr und Harald Zuschrader. more... |
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This new album, based on a true story, is undoubtedly his most ambitious and adventurous album. Obsessed with his need to fuse classical compositions with a blend of traditional Celtic pop, either by subtle of ethnically derived melodies and rhythms. more... |
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The heir of time is an instrumental album consisting of twelve piano pieces played –as in the former albums – by the composer himself and his string quartet. |
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ICELAND is pretty different from previous albums. The female singer and the musicians are still the same on the new album but Bernard L’Hoir wanted to go further with them in the field of pop music by keeping an allusion to the sound of the sixties and seventies. more... |
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Although valued as an important aspect, for HORTUS MUSICUS authenticity in terms of music history has always been a means to an end, not a goal! Authenticity of this kind can be learned, and humbly approached. But if the hearts, heads and hands of the musicians are directed by self-knowledge and self-determination, the results will be different. For 28 years now, the Estonian Ensemble for Ancient Music has followed its vision of a unique manner of interpretation. more... |
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The meditative piano solo improvisations of Bernward Koch are creating an soft but suggestive magic. The flair of this music is matching in various points the contemplative and deliberate pitch of Hermann Hesses compositions. more... |
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Wonderful melodies, perfectly embeded in the sound of the Pacific ocean.
This is pure music for relaxation - together with the wonderful ocean-impressions stimulating and on the other hand giving positive vibes. more... |
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There is no question that we live in a society where being perceived as busy is not just seen as preferable, but positively desirable. It is clear that our adrenaline-fuelled lifestyle is shortening the time we feel we have available for ourselves. The question is what might it be doing to our physical and psychological health?
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This is the perfect musical companion to help you to unstress and enter a state of pure calm. The album is specifically designed for therapy and features soft guitars, flutes, chimes and beautiful orchestration.
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Shaun Aston´s compositions are inspired by Reiki. By channelling energy into the body Reiki activates our natural healing abilities and promotes inner strength and self-growth. The beautiful orchestrations provide a soft underscore for Shaun´s concert flute. The tunes - each containing three minute bells to help time the changing of hand positions - utilize the pentatonic scales associated with the eastern music and the carefully scored to promote deep relaxation and attunement during a Reiki session.
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Enjoy the magical atmosphere of the forest and relax. Soothing scenes of the forest with enchanting views of cool glades and beckoning groves combined with original sounds of smooth ambient melodies allow you to find the tranquility you are looking for.
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This DVD is dedicated to nature - nature in the form of the wind. Many well known artists have worked on the topic wind in all its´complex forms. A visual and audibile journey through the world of winds! more... |
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Through music we see the world. People from various countries and nations are starting to listen to each other.The share their feelings. All this is a gift of the music, that is connecting us even over long distances and despite different cultural and economic situations of each individual.
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Thomas Lennarts regards himself as a wanderer between musical worlds. His musical speech is hard to put in any special, limited category but is more affected by his search for simplicity, clearness and timelessness.
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Music from the Middle-Ages and the Renaissance is a play of space and time, the movement between suggested contrasts: vocal-instrumental, melody-tone, spiritual-materialistic, heaven and earth. Our journey through various cultures and dimensions of sound from these epochs will help to explain this interplay of connected contrasts.
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Jens Fischer is a guitar player and musician of a special kind. In his compositions the topics are emotions, vibrations and harmonic connections. If you like the instrument guitar, this album will lead you to totally new sound worlds.
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Lounge-like minimalistic music with a touch of jazz, classic and children songs . these are the attributes to describe the album of the two musicians Marcel Daemgen and Fanny September. Light, smokey songs for a relaxing evening.
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High quality video scenes of dolphins, filmed on the coast in front of the Bahamas, combined with the sensitive music of Lee Johnson make this DVD a real, special experience for the audience.
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Wellness is more than fango-treatments, candle-light dinner and healthy food. Wellness is even more than the longing for more pleasure and relaxation: for more competence for our own lives, for "wellbeing" in the wider sense.
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This sampler represents electronic music history. The "Computerakustische Klangsinfonie ERDENKLANG" from Hubert Bognermayr and Harald Zuschrader started the wonderful evolution of music history in the 20th century.
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The charismatic personality on the cover of the CD Booklet is the venerable Druwang Rinpoche, who Peeter Vähi met at the upper Hindus. This exceptional Yogi with his penetrating gaze conveys a "pure clarity".
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Medieval Electronic Music In Authentic Performance" The incorporation of electronic music for the interpretation of Hildegard´s songs is a symbol of MUSICA MUNDANA, the cosmological music which contained the harmony of the elements, of the spheres and of the seasons.
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Early music from the years 1200 -1600 AD you will find on this double CD. Interesting and authentic
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In the beginning was the groove. Jens Fischer´s "Mad Material" is a ticket for a trip into fascinatingly singular sensory worlds which anybody can take, provided he is keen and curious enough to leave the single-tracked and rigid elements of tried and trusted music routes.
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Native Indian chants, flutes, rattles, drums and nature sounds melt magically with electronic sounds - the effect: modern western listeners can participate in the perception of the extending consciousness of a shaman.
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A tender collection of melodies that wash over you like a gentle rain. These exquisite piano and keyboard recordings are enhanced by poignant flute and soft rhythmic percussion. "Flowing" sparkles along with a truly joyful romanticism.
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A blend of different kinds of synthesizers from analog modulars to digital instruments, LIGHTWAVE occupies a special place in the field of electronic music; by the very nature of sounds and the variety of atmospheres, by the special role given to sound processing and by the technique used in playing the music and using joint composition comparable to a real work of art or a sonic sculpture.
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Jens Fischer - "Aúmakaú" - that’s music that, except for an open sense of "no expectations, makes no demands on the listener. We don’t have to direct ourselves toward the music: it comes to us whether we want to or not, if we’re listening or simply letting it be while we’re doing what we’re doing.
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The Hungary issue provides music in the three categories: popular selection, cross-cultural selection and avantgarde selection, featuring well-known performers like László Benkö, Gabor Presser, Robert Mandel and István Márta.
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The eight-hundred-years-old texts of the great Tibetan yogi and poet MILAREPA have been awakened to new life.
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The connoisseur associates the name Gabriel Fauré (France 1845-1924) with a very intimate and dreamy music composed of noble, catchy melodies in combination with delicate harmonies. Above all, Fauré´s lyrical temperament found its form of expression in chamber music and in songs.
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Recalling the musical roots of his homeland Rumania, his music is rich of beautiful melodic arcs and melancholy harmonies.
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László Hortobágyi is a man of paradoxes. He has been described as a bearer of the archaic musical tradition as well as manipulator of futuristic sound worlds. The ingredients of his compositions include both ancient magic and future technologies as well as traditional knowledge and seeming fantastic visions of virtual realities.
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L´AIR - lightness of the air, phantasy and freedom of thouhgt, brightness.
LA TERRE - hard pavement, gravitational force of the earth, reality, strain, but also hope and and break-through... more... |
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Oskar Sala, born in 1910 in Thuringia, studied composition under Paul Hindemith at the Berlin Academy of Music. He also became acquainted there with Dr. Friedrich Trautwein who was working on an electronic musical instrument called the Trautonium. Nineteen-year-old Oskar Sala was so fascinated by the project that he began studying with Trautwein and within a very short time gained sufficient knowledge to take over development of the prototype into a playable instrument.
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Drums and percussion instruments produce merry as well as mystic rhythms and trancelike conditions, now and then controlled by the European drum machines. Oduduá, the female principle of life. Dudu adopts it as the pattern for his ethnic synthesis of a global music language which incorporates Brazilian folklore and European elements, as well as clichees even, and at the same time neutralises them.
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This CD features a cross-section of a basic type of Estonian folk-song in which the style of its performance is strongly influenced by the singer's personality and worldview. Some of the songs which have inspired KIRILE LOO are said to have been created thousands of years ago;
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An instrumental christmas-music with the most famous typical German christmas-songs -
very simple arrangements with crystal-clear natural sounds of our earth, stored in the music computer, like glass, metal, wood, flutes, etc. Throughout the ages composers have written Christmas music or re-arranged the lovely old traditional songs. You can experience a festive, relaxed yuletide atmosphere in unsullied beauty, with crystal-clear natural sounds from metal, wooden, water, glass, string and brass instruments. more... |
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"Mexecho is dedicated to all Native Americans, Past, Present and Future
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Synthesizer music from the former Eastern-Germany. Even there you could find a small but fine electronic culture with remarkable artists and recordings . . .
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Austria´s music culture and orchestra tradition provide the impulse for the DIGITALPHILHARMONIC SOUNDIMAGES of the "Blue Danube"-project.
The interplay of the VIRTUAL PHILHARMONIANS and live soloists in the Computer Culture age makes it possible for the BLUE CHIP ORCHESTRA to effect and visualize new formal and DIGITAL-ACOUSTIC SOUND STRUCTURES in conjunction with newly-developed musical instruments more... |
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Synthesizer music from Estonia and Russia. New eastern sound esperiences of a special kind.
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Passion for Arcadia Several journeys led this Hungarian through Asian cultural circles, and in particular to India. Impressed with the lifestyle and culture of this huge country, in 1981 he founded the "Gayan Uttejak Society" in Budapest.
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The music from Magic Age Vol. III immerses you into a world of magic, cults and rituals, which is fascinatingly foreign to fundamental thought. It is the fascination with the Archaic, the captivation with the ancient that allows people to find their own center, to contemplation, to a pause from the daily course, to self-contemplation and meditation.
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125 years struggling for freedom The Estonian history is essentially bound to song, singing together and choir singing. One way of expressing the Estonian identity is based on the concept of a "singing nation", which in turn has united the nation for 125 years.
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"I was primarily interested in the musical representation of the polarisation which also determines the nature of melancholy. On the one hand sadness and grief, on the other power and ecstacy. Both sides linked by an indescribable beauty within the meaning of the phrase."
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About other instruments like the Estonian bagpipe or reed pipe please find further information in the booklet. Vibrant and magical, the runic-verse songs of Kirile Loo are as timeless as the primeval forests that blanket the Estonian landscape, and as haunting as the dreams one just barely remembers upon waking. And there is the pure, soulfully direct and totally captivating voice of this echanting artist: KIRILE LOO was born in a northern Estonian village called Varinurme.
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The personal union of the kingdoms Aragon and Castilia in 1474, the conquest of Granada in 1492 and the discovery of the New World in the same year inaugurated a new era of Spanish politics, Spanish culture and, in turn, of Spanish music.
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This composer, guitarist and sound tinkerer derives his artistic energy from this socio-cultural melting pot, his "music from all 4 corners of the universe" is created in this urban jungle, and, in turn, the earthly, driving rhythms, charged with energy, warm blues or sharp solo guitar, unusual melodies, exotic charming ethno-sounds and witty arrangements are created. He lets the pulse of the city be his sole driving force in his third solo-album.
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In the 70ies Tri Atma was one of those first German groups to go on the musical journey between east and west. Since then the Hippie gear has been put aside and the group has been reduced to a duo. Sitar and flutes have been exchanged for keyboards and music computers, and only the tablas and guitars remain.
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During the last two hundred years, church music and secular music have been enemies. We must be reminded that great composers of church music such as Mozart, Haydn, Bach and Schubert also composed dance music and music for entertainment. For them church music and secular music were not separate forms.
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The music of various birds, a cappella, unplugged, about 71 minutes.
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The roots of SVEN GRÜNBERG'S music can be found in Tibetan Buddhism. The creative work of the estonian composer and multi-instrumentalist combines art, meditation and healing, forming a new category: energy-music.
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László Hortobágyi‘s music is fiction and reality at the same time. He creates musical worlds in which we can rediscover ourselves, just to forget ourselves all over again. The essence of his music is that the 20th century was not culturally influenced by the Occident, but from the Orient instead.
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Fascinating sounds, suggestive rhythms, stunning guitar runs, improvisation and distinct melodies - "Pioneers And Heroes" is the title of guitarist ERLEND KRAUSER‘s fith solo-album (the third for the Erdenklang Label after "Talkin‘ Guitar" and "Flight Of The Phoenix".) Yet, this describes only a few of the many facets of the former guitarist of the Hamburg group LAKE and the Romanian rock group PHOENIX.
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The proud, bold PARZIVAL has to endure many tests before he receives his initiation in the Grail Castle of Munsalvaesch. ROLAND KROELL is a Celtic bard and over-tone singer. His experiences of this genre are embedded in the heroic epic "Parzival".
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Every morning Oskar Sala, born in 1910, walks to his small studio in Charlottenburg, Berlin where he composes. Here exists the only functioning Mixturtrautonium in the whole world, securely protected by an alarm system. At the beginning of the 1930s Sala made it his task to master and develop this unique instrument. The new CD embraces the entire life of a musician. It contains many wonderful electronic musical surprises. It begins immediately with Paul Hindemith‘s composition, "Slow Piece and Rondo", written for Sala, the first piece for Trautonium Solo composed in 1935! Sala‘s own "6 Caprices for Mixturtrautonium Solo" were specially composed for his new microelectronic Mixturtrautonium built by the Postprofessors. more... |
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The OM band was founded in 1990 by Nikolay Ivanov. At the moment OM‘s musicians include: Nikolay Ivanov - composer, acoustic and electric guitars, piano,keyboards, recorder, voice, percussion Rumen Semerdjiev - bass, keyboards, Guergui Anguelov - percussion, tabla, djembe, tupan, tarambuka, kaval, bag pipe, cuena, didgeridoo, berimbao, kuika.
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The Cologne electronic project - NEUROMANTIC TRANCE - has existed since 1995. It dares to connect two apparently irreconcilable musical elements on its CD White Neck - Gentle Lamb.
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Computer music often enough recorded by hightech fussy fanatics working like recluses in ivory towers filled with keyboards, synthesizers and other electronic instruments, to the exclusion of the public. The "CENTERAL EUROPE PERFORMANCE" (CEP) project takes the reverse path.
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To the background of extensive study of Middle Age music and Christian mysticism, LEYRA sketches a personal experience of life - which is a valid hope for many - showing that searching for the blue flower and the yearning for the golden age are, even in our present era, a more worthwhile goal than all the venality of this world.
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On the basis of Music by Bach, Händel and Vivaldi the Daidalos Ensemble has expressed the delightfulness and the same time the lavishness of baroque strength, imagination and beauty.
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"KA JAKEE MUSIC" is a more universal sound which uses the latest music computers complimented by acoustic guitars and tablas....all of which add up to a unique contemporary instrumental album which will appeal to a wide audience. In fact, the album contains tracks that are danceable and lively and includes their hot single track YUMMY MOON".
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Nights full of secrets - hallucinations or reality - voices in dreams - pulsing sounds - explosions of colours are lightning the empire of the dark - a trip through the soul of the Russian composer and musician Chekalin into the endless wide of the Russian landscapes and cultures.
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Discreet melodies are drifting from the CD-Player which seem familiar to you, as if you have known them for years. And yet they are so refreshingly new
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The vision of a digital era is increasingly becoming more and more of a reality. The presentiments concerning the consequences of networking and communication possibilities are becoming a certainty. GEORGE ORWELL's spectacular novel and social-political apocalypse "1984" is becoming a reality.
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A special kind of "worldmusic-compilation". Listen and be positively surprised !
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This healing and harmonizing music is based on I CHING, the 5000-year-old Asiatic symbol language, the Book of Changes. Each of the eight trigrams have been characteristically interpreted in contemporary musical compositions. The musical conception is based on the two fundamental symbols of YIN and YANG, illustrated with two diagrams in the booklet to show the connection with I CHING and Chinese medicine. As a meditative self-healing therapy, Master Wang's QiGong book is also based on this ancient taoism, on the Tai Chi conception of the relationship between body and soul.
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This record presents the music that Hortus Musicus most often plays on tours, i.e. society music from the late Renaissance or Humanist age (ca 1520-1620) which at that time spread extensively across Europe.
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Boleros, footsteps on the concrete floor of endless concert halls, leading to the mysterious "Suite Eleya" and, following an aural trip lasting 52’42'’ minutes, dismisses the listener into the "Dali Dom".... We are talking about the first album of the BLUE CHIP ORCHESTRA, conducted by Hubert Bognermayr.
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The third CD from this Hungarian guides us into the Arabian mystic book "Fomal Hoot al-Ganoubi", both a constellation and a book that dates back to the 12th century. On one hand it is the musical translation of an ancient manuscript and at the same time music from another planet.
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A sound picture, the size and power of surrealistic monumental work. For 48 minutes and 44 seconds computer musician Heinz Leonhardsberger and singer (singer? - No, a new occupation description must by all means be found for a vocal artist like him) Johann Jascha burst open all those doors on which their compatriot Sigmund Freud has cautiously tapped.
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Certain sections of the music in "Songs No Words", which is Schmoellings 4th solo album, are meant to be a mixture of two music styles. The classical-romantic music of the 19th century and the popular electronic music of the present.
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"New Expedition Extra" A total solo LP as arrangements and parts were programmed into the ERDENKLANG-Music-Computer-System which uses a FAIRLIGHT. Some of the solos were added in by an analoge synthesizer due to the fact that although the FAIRLIGHT has a "real time composer" system the keyboard on present models is a little too stiff to allow complete solo freedom.
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The symphonic-rock presented by EELA CRAIG in the seventies is completely in the standard tradition of Keith Emerson and his group NICE, as well as the WHO. The Craigs can surely consider themselves to be pioneers of this symphonic rock- and space-music since they played almost exclusively in the opera and theaters. This stylistic spectrum was only made possible using electronics, and EELA CRAIG had quite a bit to offer in this field.
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The blind Dutch recorder-player Jacob van Eyck (1589/90 - 1657) was engaged as a carillonneur, first in his hometown Heusden and later in Utrecht. He was apparently a great master on carillons; he had several students, he looked after a number of carillons and church bells in Utrecht.
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TERRA DEI is the Earth of our God. It belongs to the God who has been created by us. Therefore our Earth and its world are exactly the same as our God. This world is not the one that was originally created, it is a smashed version of it. Therefore, seen from this perspective, the most beautiful thing is destruction itself, and its art.
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VOXs new project goes beyond any of the groups previous experiments. It is a synthesis of the central ideas and musical elements of the preceding projects: Diadema" - a transformation of Hildegard von Bingen's songs into the present, and From Spain to Spain "- a musical journey through the tradition of the Arabic-Spanish musical culture.
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In its widest sense, the Catholic Church consists of all baptised believers. In the Middle Ages, the period of origin of Gregorian canto, the responsibility of unwavering thanks to God, however, was allocated to a select few believers specifically trained for this: monks and nuns. Their thanks to God had two fundamental forms of expression.
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Bernard Lhoir uses acoustic instruments to underline the main character of the music: It is a Pastorale, in love with nature. Soft minimalism - a cyclic repetition of musical themes - represent the cycles of nature. It makes you go with the flow and creates a specific music for meditation.
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Irén Lovász sings old Hungarian folksongs, which still belong to the oral tradition. Both the texts and the melodies have survived and changed in the vernacular for centuries, without being recorded. All we know is that the oldest diatonic and psalmodic lamenting styles date back to the ancient times, when the Hungarians still lived together with their Finno-Ugric relatives in Asia around 2,000 B.C., and in the region of the Volga river before 1,000 B.C.
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On 20th June, 1930 an "Electric Concert" was given in the Large Hall of the Berlin Music University. The main attraction was the world premiere of "Trio-Pieces" by Paul Hindemith for Friedrich Trautwein´s electric musical instrument, the Trautonium. On one of the three instruments Hindemith himself played the top part, his pupil in composition and partner of F. Trautwein, Oskar Sala, played the middle voice, and the piano-teacher Rudolph Schmidt the bass part.
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Romances...Lyrical compositions suggestive of passionate love songs whose qualities are ones of tenderness, intimacy and dreaming. Each Romance is individually dedicated to the celebrated men and women featured in a remarkable series of photographs . . .
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"Zoo of Tranquillity" was inspired by concepts and designs of British artist Paul Spooner, who happens to be a master of sculptural animation. Spooner created an anteater, a lion and aa wood-pecker among others, for his book "Mooving Animals". Johannes Schmoelling was tempted to capture the magic of little absurd machines cheerfully spinning, lazily grinding, endlessly wiggling.
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Each romance is individually dedicated to the celebrated women featured in a remarkable series of photographs by the renowned photographer E.O. Hoppé (1878-1972).
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A Fusion of indian rhythms and melody structures with european music, and the improvisation techniques associated with jazz and rock - Melodious, rhythmic, occasionally meditative and magical instrumental music - concertante instrumental pop music. State of the art" music without a philosophical background for a pleasant ambiente. Music for the soul and for the body.
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Following scientific courses, Ashim Saha began in 1970 to study classical Indian music in Calcutta. In 1977 he founded the group "Tri Atma", which became well-known all over Europe and USA through concerts and records. Madhumita and Asim Saha selected the pieces of the present album from various customs, different landscapes and a large number of festivals which are celebrated in India with joy and endurance.
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For the 10th anniversary of the label Erdenklang in 1992, these "collectors items" are offering rare titles on CD. Tracks from LPs which are no longer available, previously unreleased tracks from artists or historical rarities like a piece of music from the first performance of the "Erdenklang Symphony" from 1982.
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Synthesizer music from CSFR. Eastern Sounds of a very special kind . . .
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It takes us away from the noise of civilization back to nature, to peacefulness.
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"MOUNTAIN AIR - PATH OF THE SENSES" ...an animation for "light-walking" with Jens Fischer, Bernward Koch, Erland Krauser, Tri Atma, Johannes Schmoelling, Bernard Lhoir a.o.
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What fascinates us about music?
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"Wuivend Riet" is the first solo album of JOHANNES SCHMOELLING. This is a very spacious ambitious work fully reflecting the influences of the media he has been involved in. As a modern day romanticist, JOHANNES SCHMOELLING endeavours to evoke the awareness of all that is meaningful surrounding us through the use of a computer that faithfully reproduces the dreams and images that have been stored in it.
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The titles have been selected and coupled in such a way that they impart to the listener a uniform mood. Various musicians are performing here with different techniques and styles, and yet the listening sensation results in a complex whole.
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The Estonian keyboarder and composer Peeter Vähi takes us along a path into the exotic world of Asia, to the Siberian shamans, a overtone singer from Tuva , a Taiwanese ensemble, performs with a Turkish darbuka player, leads us to a Vietnamese woman with her bamboo xylophone, to a woman flautist and a singer from Cambodia who masters a unique performance technique.
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Nobody "over there" is interested in them, here they are becoming a trend. Pop music from the "New Moscow" + a synthesis of the American pop art of the 70´s and the post-Soviet cultural life of the 90´s
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The Artist LÁSZLÓ HORTOBÁGYI is interested in expeditions. Music is his medium for travelling through time. He was born in 1950 in Budapest, a city which has remained his home base. He took his first trips in 1967 to North India to record music, to pursue philosophical studies and to learn rudra-vina, sitar, surbahar and tabla.
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"Erdenklangstrasse ("Sounds of the Earth-Street"), a sound installation to sensitize the senses, installed in the open countryside at the "Erdenklang House".
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From a very early age Elka was acquainted with Bulgarian folk music through her father, one of the best known players of the gadulka (fiddle). She grew up among many types of instruments, and a little later concentrated on the violin, becoming shortly afterwards a prize-winning child prodigy.
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Numerous visions, adventures and miracles were experienced by Middle Ages pilgrims on the "Camino de Santiago", the path to the grave of Saint Jacob. Many of these miracles were recorded in the earliest Spanish songs, the "Cantigas de Santa Maria", in the 13th century. Christian an Moorish cultures meet each other in these songs, which tell of mysterious happenings in actual places on the road to Santiago.
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LAKOMY 's latest work reflects the most diverse and wide-ranging musical experiences gathered during his 20 years as a musician: compositions for orchestras, ballet, choirs, films and television are just as much a part of these as are popular songs, children's ditties and experimental electronics.
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Discreet melodies are drifting from the CD-Player which seem familiar to you, as if you have known them for years. And yet they are so refreshingly new
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Fear of stillness? This 60-minutes sound sculpture is very near to Brian Eno's Ambient Music. Many people are no longer in a position to endure absolute stillness, the zero decibel level. This is not surprising, given the volume of noise constantly surrounding us acoustically.
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"Cornucopia" or "horn of plenty" ... Amáltheia was either a nymph or a goat who with her milk nourished the infant Zeus. Zeus made one of Amáltheia´s broken off horns, from which formerly nectar and ambrosia had flowed, into the inexhaustible, bountiful horn of plenty. As the symbol of superabundance and prosperity, it produces whatever its owner wishes....
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Synthesizer music from Bulgaria. A very special sound experience from eastern Europe . .
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Metronome (gr.) = beat auge, an instrument with which the duration of a beat section is established. With the "ics" ending it becomes an American-acccented play on words. At the same time it no less indicates control over the artistic element in our information, communication and computer age; control over access to metrics, rhythm, drive, the groove, to swing and to funk...
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Xolotl - who was born in France used to live in California for a long time and now is back at his home near Lyon. He was inspired at an early age by the vision of a planetary "Gesamtkunstwerk".
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The "Seventh World" is Achim Gieseler‘s "Seventh World", a world between imagination and reality, a world of meta-music, that stroke its still seizable roots in the European symphonic music, in the underground of rock cultures, in ethnic trends and in the minimalistic works of Terry Riley, La Monte Young, Steve Reich, and Philip Glass.
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The violinist GERD BESSLER is playing absurd and farcical games with our listening habits, taking stylistic jester´s liberties and a shameless reversion to historic clichés. Electronic instrumental music is being freed from its bonds. This is where a musician has simply nothing but fun with the music medium.
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A style of romantic serious music from our century fused together with jazz, brilliantly presented with a violin, accompanied by the orchestra of our time, the electronics, created by two artists that grew up 8,000 miles away from each other, but that come from the same cultural circle and that share the same aesthetical demand on their music: timeless qualities such as a masterful performance, substantial compositions, dynamic arrangement and polished studio engineering.
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The name of the composer and producer HECTOR ZAZOU, Paris, is usually associated with records like "Geologies", "Les Nouvelles Polyphonies Corses", "Sahara Blue" and with names like John Cale, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Jon Hassel and Bill Laswell.
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No one has any faith left in what is said by those in power: Their lies have been too many, too deadly. It is time for a signal questioning the future of living in freedom and peace, brotherhood and tolerance and justice. There is the threat to give up violence and to reduce agressions, giving a commitment to those without rights and to the oppressed. It is no wonder, therefore, to find people the world over beginning to discover a message that is almost two thousand years old, a message that has remained unheard so many times: Jesus of Nazareth's "Sermon On The Mount"
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