Max_Richter-From_Sleep-Deluxe_Edition-2CD-2015-NJS

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2015-09-09

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Artist      : Max Richter
Album       : From Sleep
Year        : 2015
Genre       : Ambient
Quality     : 218kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
Source      : CD
Playtime    : 1h 31m
Size        : 151.3mb
Label       : Deutsche Grammophon
Catalognr   : 479 5257 GH

Tracklist:

CD 1
01. Dream 3 (In The Midst Of My Life)                           10:03
02. Path 5 (Delta)                                              11:14
03. Space 11 (Invisible Pages Over)                              5:15
04. Dream 13 (Minus Even)                                        8:52
05. Space 21 (Petrichor)                                         4:47
06. Path 19 (Yet Frailest)                                       7:50
07. Dream 8 (Late And Soon)                                     11:53

CD 2
01. Selene                                                      11:39
02. Diffraction Sequence                                         4:21
03. Origins (Ursa Major)                                        16:02

Releasenotes:
Rough Trade exclusive with a 3 track bonus CD or Download featuring 'selene',
'diffraction sequence' and 'origins (ursa major)'. One of Britain's leading
contemporary composers, Max Richter, has written what is thought to be the
longest single piece of classical music ever to be recorded: 'Sleep'. It's an
eight-hour lullaby that is intended to send the listener to sleep. The landmark
work is scored for piano, strings, electronics and vocals - but no words. It's
his personal lullaby for a frenetic world. A manifesto for a slower pace of
existence. This release is a one hour adaptation of the full work and is called
'From Sleep'. Richter has most recently enjoyed acclaim at the Royal Opera House
in London for his "lavishly atmospheric score" for Wayne McGregor's ballet Woolf
Works. Influenced equally by post-rock, classical music and the electronic
avant-garde, he has composed and released five solo albums and 'recomposed'
Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' for a best-selling album in 2012.

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