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The Minimalism Of Erik Satie
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Reflections On Aubade |
Reflections on Meditation |
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| 24-bit 2010 remastered edition.
Saties music constitutes the foundation for what Mathias Regg calls Reflections on ....
What we have here is a pendant to Stravinskys Pulcinella, thoroughly independent
compositions using a musical x-ray of the original as their point of departure. According
to Saties intention there is no sticking to the original and no psychological interpretation.
The cycle represents a musical environment commenting on the composer Satie, and
objectifies what in the original music is so amazing and charming. Jazz is screaming
its sorrow into our faces and we dont give a damn about it, writes Satie.
That is what makes it so beautiful, so real.
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ARTISTS Lauren Newton (voice); Karl Fian (trumpet, flugelhorn); Hannes Kottek (trumpet, flugelhorn); Christian Radovan (trombone); John Sass (tuba); Harry Sokal (soprano and tenor sax, flute); Wolfgang Puschnig (bass calrinet, alto and sopranino sax, flute); Roman Schwaller (tenor sax, clarinet); Woody Schabata (vibes); Wolfgang Reisinger (gongs, kalimba, tarabuka, triangle); Ima (tambura); Mathias Ruegg (leader, conductor, arranger) |
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