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Rouse / Weiss / Albany Symphony / Miller- Seeing - Kabir Padavali (CD)

SKU: 636943979921
¥139.00
the album cover for Rouse / Weiss / Albany Symphony / Miller - Seeing - Kabir Padavali
the album cover for Rouse / Weiss / Albany Symphony / Miller - Seeing - Kabir Padavali

Winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a GRAMMY Award, Christopher Rouse is one of America's most prominent composers of orchestral music, creating a body of work perhaps unequalled in it's emotional intensity. Conceived from the start as differing from a traditional piano concerto, Seeing brings together seemingly disparate elements to explore the notion of 'sanity' through the music of Robert Schumann and Skip Spence, swinging between extremes of consonance and dissonance, stability and instability, to create a disorientating and hallucinatory work seen through the lens of mental illness. Kabir Padavali or 'Kabir Songbook' presents a range of the great Indian poet's religious concerns, from extraordinarily beautiful ecstasy to impishly humorous allegories.

Tracklist:

  1. Seeing
  2. Kabir Padavali: No. 1. Bijak Shabda 69
  3. Kabir Padavali: No. 2. Tagore 50
  4. Kabir Padavali: No. 3. Bijak Sabda 55
  5. Kabir Padavali: No. 4. Bijak Sabda 4
  6. Kabir Padavali: No. 5. Tagore 92
  7. Kabir Padavali: No. 6. Tagore 97
Format: New CD/Classical

Rouse / Weiss / Albany Symphony / Miller- Seeing - Kabir Padavali (CD)

SKU: 636943979921
¥139.00

Release Date: 09.11.2015

 
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Winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a GRAMMY Award, Christopher Rouse is one of America's most prominent composers of orchestral music, creating a body of work perhaps unequalled in it's emotional intensity. Conceived from the start as differing from a traditional piano concerto, Seeing brings together seemingly disparate elements to explore the notion of 'sanity' through the music of Robert Schumann and Skip Spence, swinging between extremes of consonance and dissonance, stability and instability, to create a disorientating and hallucinatory work seen through the lens of mental illness. Kabir Padavali or 'Kabir Songbook' presents a range of the great Indian poet's religious concerns, from extraordinarily beautiful ecstasy to impishly humorous allegories.

Tracklist:

  1. Seeing
  2. Kabir Padavali: No. 1. Bijak Shabda 69
  3. Kabir Padavali: No. 2. Tagore 50
  4. Kabir Padavali: No. 3. Bijak Sabda 55
  5. Kabir Padavali: No. 4. Bijak Sabda 4
  6. Kabir Padavali: No. 5. Tagore 92
  7. Kabir Padavali: No. 6. Tagore 97