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ªª▓              Ripper      : D2H Army               Genre        : Soundtrack                      ▓ªª
ªª▓              Supplier    : D2H Army               Release Date : 03-04-2009                      ▓ªª
ªª▓              Source      : CDDA                   Year         : 1991                            ▓ªª
ªª▓              Type        : Soundtrack             Tracks       : 16                              ▓ªª
ªª▓              Encoder     : Lame 3.97              Quality      : VBRkbps/44,1kHz/Joint-Stereo    ▓ªª
ªª▓              Label       : Philips                Catalog #    : 510 608-2                       ▓ªª
ªª▓              Url         : http://www.electroshock.ru/                                           ▓ªª
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ªª▓   01   The Moon                                                                     (02:08)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   02   Urga (Feat. Badema)                                                          (05:03)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   03   Urga Theme                                                                   (04:23)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   04   Discoteca                                                                    (01:55)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   05   Dance Of Gombo                                                               (02:34)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   06   Main Theme                                                                   (05:58)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   07   Temple Of Panchen Sumi (Feat. Badema)                                        (03:38)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   08   Russian Theme                                                                (04:35)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   09   The Apple                                                                    (01:44)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   10   Dream Of The Eagle                                                           (01:57)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   11   Genghis Khan                                                                 (03:58)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   12   Bajartou                                                                     (01:52)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   13   No Sobrkach Mandjurie (Feat. V. Gostukhin)                                   (03:10)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   14   Minimutog                                                                    (04:39)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   15   Pursuit                                                                      (01:12)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   16   Urga Love                                                                    (02:04)      ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Edward Artemiev is a composer whose name for many people is associated with electronic         ▓ªª
ªª▓   music. With unusual soundings, easily discernible in the present-day sound environment by      ▓ªª
ªª▓   their abundance of nuances and unaccountable acoustic comfort. With a peculiar world of        ▓ªª
ªª▓   imagery, sense of space so striking for the mind.                                              ▓ªª
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ªª▓   A wide variety of views on Artemiev's music is pronounced, dealing with its different          ▓ªª
ªª▓   aspects such as technical - "it's impossible to understand the way it's done", esthetical -    ▓ªª
ªª▓   "it's infinitely beautiful", and spiritual sides - "an encounter with the truth".              ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Artemiev accomplished his academic musical education at the Moscow Conservatoire in Yuri       ▓ªª
ªª▓   Shaporin's class of composition. His meeting with engineer Eugene Murzin - one of the first    ▓ªª
ªª▓   in the world to invent a synthesiser - sealed his fate: "Incredible prospects for creativity   ▓ªª
ªª▓   were opened up by electronic music. That was a real "terra incognita". omposers had never      ▓ªª
ªª▓   set foot on it in their practical activities". It happened in 1960. And in 1968 the Italian    ▓ªª
ªª▓   press reported after Moscow is the venue of one of the leading centres of electronic           ▓ªª
ªª▓   avant-garde" ("La Stampa", June 4th 1968).                                                     ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Nowadays Artemiev is an acknowledged leader of Russian electronic music. Many of his           ▓ªª
ªª▓   experiments and discoveries have been realised in the sphere of electronic synthesis, where    ▓ªª
ªª▓   he is a researcher of authority and a highly poetical master.                                  ▓ªª
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ªª▓   The cultural trends of his time have been originally interpreted in the composer's creative    ▓ªª
ªª▓   evolution, with different facets of his individuality revealed in an alternation of            ▓ªª
ªª▓   stylistic orientations.                                                                        ▓ªª
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ªª▓   His compositions written in the 60s-the early 70s belong to the aesthetics of avant-garde.     ▓ªª
ªª▓   Thank to electronics, which enabled 'to enter a qualitatively different acoustical world,      ▓ªª
ªª▓   sound colour and timbre became the field where a search for new musical laws and               ▓ªª
ªª▓   relationship could be undertaken. "Sound is a palette with most subtle and lavish nuances of   ▓ªª
ªª▓   colours. Electronics lends some new qualities to it: peculiar acoustical sounding, unlimited   ▓ªª
ªª▓   duration, abundance of timbres". It is in electronics that Artemiev finds what most appeals    ▓ªª
ªª▓   to his gift. For him the synthesiser is a possibility to compose" sound, timbre, to sculpt     ▓ªª
ªª▓   it, to lend form, "colour", energy, duration. A most fascinating task for the musician with    ▓ªª
ªª▓   a creator's imagination, a colourist's talent and an inventor's intuition!                     ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   His findings in the sphere of colouring have expanded the limits of timbre perception. In      ▓ªª
ªª▓   the composition "Mosaic" (1967) "sonors" - timbres become independent means to express the     ▓ªª
ªª▓   motion of sounds in space. "Mosaic" won recognition at the festivals in Florence, Venice,      ▓ªª
ªª▓   Cologne, Bourges.                                                                              ▓ªª
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ªª▓   "The possibility of penetrating into the microcosm of timbre, of searching in the field of     ▓ªª
ªª▓   controlled-spaces creation" has been realised by Artemiev in his composition "Twelve           ▓ªª
ªª▓   Glimpses on the World of Sound" (1969). Here the unique technical conception - the creation    ▓ªª
ªª▓   of a series of acoustic "variations on one timbre" - symbolises the idea of the unity of       ▓ªª
ªª▓   micro- and macrocosm. Artemiev compares "the space of timbre" with perspective: "Such          ▓ªª
ªª▓   variations can be continued for as much time as one would like, for the given amount of        ▓ªª
ªª▓   overtones (as the one present in the timbre of temirkomuz - M.K.) can be combined              ▓ªª
ªª▓   indefinitely". "Mosaic" and "Twelve Glimpses" were included into LP record "Musical            ▓ªª
ªª▓   Offerings" (1990) & also were published on CD "Electroshock Presents: Electroacoustic Music.   ▓ªª
ªª▓   Vol. IV. Archive Tapes. Synthesiser ANS 1964- 971"on "Electroshock Records" label in 1999.     ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Kindred to the aesthetics of avant-garde is his incidental music for films of Andrei           ▓ªª
ªª▓   Tarkovsky. The unordinary tasks set by the director required similar creative efforts on the   ▓ªª
ªª▓   part of the composer. Writing the music to "Solaris", "The Mirror", "Stalker" resulted in      ▓ªª
ªª▓   serious experiments in electronics and the specific sphere of audio-video contact.             ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   From the mid-70s Artemiev's style underwent a change in the direction of "new simplicity".     ▓ªª
ªª▓   The dialogue between the academic tradition and rock-aesthetics tended to meet other, "more    ▓ªª
ªª▓   global tasks: to assimilate the styles, genres . Resonant with those tasks was also his        ▓ªª
ªª▓   desire to try his hand at an openly emotional, intuitive self-expression. "Polychromaticism    ▓ªª
ªª▓   of timbre" still preserved its significance for the composer, however, the traditional         ▓ªª
ªª▓   elements of writing were more actively introduced, accompanied with a new sense of melody,     ▓ªª
ªª▓   rhythm, harmony.                                                                               ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Those creative aspirations of his were embodied, though differently, in a number of            ▓ªª
ªª▓   compositions. Declaratively, in his cantata "Ode to Herald of Good" to the text of Pierre de   ▓ªª
ªª▓   Coubertin, written for the Olympic Games in Moscow decided to take the road not of a           ▓ªª
ªª▓   synthesis, but of a "symbiosis" of all expressive means at my disposal, and to write each      ▓ªª
ªª▓   movement of the cantata in a special technique and in different genres, with electronics'      ▓ªª
ªª▓   expressive possibilities as a unifving pivot"(the author's annotation to the phonograph        ▓ªª
ªª▓   record of "Ode" ("Ritual").                                                                    ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   In a variety of proportions and combinations the synthesis of "musics" was realised in his     ▓ªª
ªª▓   quasi-symphonies "The Seven Gates into the World of Satori" and "Peregrini", in the poems to   ▓ªª
ªª▓   Lithuanian texts "White Dove", "Summer", "Vision", in the music for the films "Sibiriada",     ▓ªª
ªª▓   "Fox Hunting", "The End of Eternity", "Moon Rainbow", in the cantata "The Warmth of the        ▓ªª
ªª▓   Earth", in the opera "Crime and Punishment" based on F. Dostoyevsky's novel.                   ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   There is a new quality perceptible in the works written in the late 80s: a blending of the     ▓ªª
ªª▓   democratic aspirations inherited from the aesthetics of the 70s with the ideas of              ▓ªª
ªª▓   avant-garde, of the rational with the intuitive. Here first mention should be made of his      ▓ªª
ªª▓   nostalgic cycle based on the music of Tarkovsky's films "Solaris", "The Mirror", "Stalker"     ▓ªª
ªª▓   (1989).                                                                                        ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   An international response has been gained by another work of the composer - "Three Glimpses    ▓ªª
ªª▓   on the Revolution" written for the Bicentennial of the French Revolution and commissioned      ▓ªª
ªª▓   from the organisers of the Electronic Music Festival in Bourges (1989). The review in the      ▓ªª
ªª▓   Portuguese newspaper Diario de Lisboa" ran: "... the work "Three Glimpses on the Revolution"   ▓ªª
ªª▓   by Russian composer Edward Artemiev has become a real discovery: his powerful music built      ▓ªª
ªª▓   with great skill is remarkable for outstanding accomplishment. This is a work of typically     ▓ªª
ªª▓   Russian composer brought up in the traditions of Mussorgsky, Stravinsky, Shostakovichà This    ▓ªª
ªª▓   is a music of great epical might and undoubted expression" (from Jorge Peixinho's article      ▓ªª
ªª▓   "Synthesis" and "the French Revolution", October 27th 1989).                                   ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   A good deal of interesting music has been created by Artemiev for the cinema. He is one of     ▓ªª
ªª▓   the most acknowledged masters of film music. Film directors are hopeful of success if          ▓ªª
ªª▓   Artemiev is involved in the film. The composer's name on the poster or advertising             ▓ªª
ªª▓   announcement is a lure attracting cinema-goers. It is not a surprise that phonograph records   ▓ªª
ªª▓   containing his film music, in particular, the disc "Mood-Pictures" with fragments from         ▓ªª
ªª▓   several of his film scores & double CD "Music to Films of Nikita Mikhalkov" enjoy such         ▓ªª
ªª▓   popularity. Abroad there is a growing interest in Artemiev's film music. In France a record    ▓ªª
ªª▓   had been issued with his music to Andrei Konchalovsky's serial "Sibiriada". A compact disc     ▓ªª
ªª▓   has been released in the Netherlands containing his voluminous electronic cycle based on his   ▓ªª
ªª▓   music to Andrei Tarkovsky's films and also including the composition "Ocean" written in        ▓ªª
ªª▓   memory of the late film director (1989). This particular CD was re- issued by "Electroshock    ▓ªª
ªª▓   Records" in 1999.                                                                              ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Over 140 "scores for sound" created by him for the cinema impress with a diversity of          ▓ªª
ªª▓   themes, plots, genres and heterogeneity of artistic tasks, no matter whether they are solved   ▓ªª
ªª▓   by means of electronics or symphony orchestra. If necessary, the composer makes use of         ▓ªª
ªª▓   samplers, or acoustical instruments, or orchestra.                                             ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   In creative communion much depends upon Artemiev's individuality as a composer. That was the   ▓ªª
ªª▓   way he collaborated with Nikita Mikhalkov when working on all the films and the stage          ▓ªª
ªª▓   production of "An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano" at Teatro di Roma: "When I first      ▓ªª
ªª▓   heard his music", recollected N. Mikhalkov, "the thing that most appealed to me was its        ▓ªª
ªª▓   wonderful melodiousness,.. At the same time the composer has a staggering sense of style".     ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   "Artemiev has a wonderful sense of the screen", notes Vadim Abdrashitov. "He never writes      ▓ªª
ªª▓   illustrative music. His music is a counterpoint to the image, adding to and revealing the      ▓ªª
ªª▓   inner meaning of the sequence. He can cope with any most sophisticated task. I'm sure that     ▓ªª
ªª▓   his potentialities have not been fully realised so far". His music for the film "Fox           ▓ªª
ªª▓   Hunting" has been included into the first cycle of "Mood-Pictures".                            ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   "You ask why I invited Artemiev to work at the film "Homer and Eddie", reflected Andrei        ▓ªª
ªª▓   Konchalovsky. "Of course, first of all because he is a gifted man and I feel easy with him".   ▓ªª
ªª▓   The collaboration, which originated in the film "Sibiriada", in the opera "Crime and           ▓ªª
ªª▓   Punishment" (its stage conception belonging to Konchalovsky), has been going on at the stage   ▓ªª
ªª▓   of Theatre de l'Odeon in Paris in A. Chekhov's "Seagull", in the Hollywood studios, in the     ▓ªª
ªª▓   films "Duet for One", where "Credo" from Artemiev's electronic Requiem is sounding, and        ▓ªª
ªª▓   "Homer and Eddie" (1988).                                                                      ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Artemiev's music appealed to Andrei Tarkovsky with its audiovisuality, spatiality, with his    ▓ªª
ªª▓   ability to conceive intricate associative turns, to create generalised symbols-images.         ▓ªª
ªª▓   Artemiev contributed to three films of Tarkovsky, as well as to the stage production of        ▓ªª
ªª▓   "Hamlet" undertaken by Tarkovsky in Moscow in the 70s.                                         ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Feeling of ensemble is a valuable quality in a composer working in the cinema. Artemiev is     ▓ªª
ªª▓   fond of and knows how to create ensemble. His subtle understanding of the director's           ▓ªª
ªª▓   cinematographic language, manner and style is both his experience and his special gift. "The   ▓ªª
ªª▓   sequence on the screen has a miraculous effect on me. I'm always patiently waiting for         ▓ªª
ªª▓   whatever will be shown me by the director, and then his style, language, his imagery of        ▓ªª
ªª▓   thinking will evoke a response in me".                                                         ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Following his path in the cinema, the composer encounters different historical styles. The     ▓ªª
ªª▓   traditions of 19th-century dramatic-lyrical symphonies may be discerned in this music for      ▓ªª
ªª▓   the film "Gobseck", while the lofty spiritualness of baroque has been achieved in the          ▓ªª
ªª▓   "old-style" music for Stradivari instruments ("A Visit to Minotaur"). A charmingly sensitive   ▓ªª
ªª▓   interpretation in retro style has been found for the film "The Love Slave". A European tune    ▓ªª
ªª▓   of the 15th century, arranged in the manner and sounding typical of Dzen Buddhists             ▓ªª
ªª▓   meditations, signifies the sophisticated interlacement of the cultures of the Orient and the   ▓ªª
ªª▓   West ("Stalker").                                                                              ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Usually it is the collaboration of the composer and the engineer that yields serious           ▓ªª
ªª▓   achievements in electronic and computer music. As for Artemiev, his amazing "technological     ▓ªª
ªª▓   versatility" makes it possible to combine them in a single person. He is the author of the     ▓ªª
ªª▓   composition and a programmer and also the man to find a technical realisation for his          ▓ªª
ªª▓   musical ideas. In addition, he is a performing artist and a sound producer.                    ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Long periods of reclusion at his studio where Artemiev creates his compositions alternate      ▓ªª
ªª▓   with trips to electronic music festivals - to Baltimore to attend "Res musica" International   ▓ªª
ªª▓   Electroacoustic Music Festival, to Bourges to take part in "Synthese" Festival International   ▓ªª
ªª▓   de Musique Experimentale de Bourges, to recording companies or film studios, as well as to     ▓ªª
ªª▓   take part in the activities of the International Confederation of Electroacoustic Music        ▓ªª
ªª▓   (ICEM), UNESCO. Russian Association for Electroacoustic Music of which Edward Artemiev is      ▓ªª
ªª▓   President is comprised as a national section into this International infrastruction.           ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Urga is a 1991 film by Russian director Nikita Mikhalkov. It is released in North America as   ▓ªª
ªª▓   Close to Eden. It depicts the friendship between a Russian truck driver and a Mongolian        ▓ªª
ªª▓   shepherd in Inner Mongolia. The film was an international co-production between companies      ▓ªª
ªª▓   based in Russia and France.                                                                    ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   The Mongolian shepherd Gombo lives in a yurt in Inner Mongolia with his wife, three            ▓ªª
ªª▓   children, and mother. They are content with their uncomplicated rural lives but Gombo wants    ▓ªª
ªª▓   his city born wife to bear a fourth child. A Russian truck driver named Sergei is stranded     ▓ªª
ªª▓   nearby, and finds his way to their house, where he and Gombo become friends despite their      ▓ªª
ªª▓   language and cultural differences. Gombo and Sergei go into the nearest city together, where   ▓ªª
ªª▓   Gombo buys a television set and attempts to buy contraceptives, but decides not to when he     ▓ªª
ªª▓   realizes everyone at the drugstore is a woman. Sergei, a former army bandsman, sings "Hills    ▓ªª
ªª▓   of Manchuria" in a nightclub, as the band plays from the sheet music tattooed on his back.     ▓ªª
ªª▓   He is arrested and then bailed out of jail by Gombo.                                           ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Gombo returns home, and along the way stops and takes a nap. He has a strange dream            ▓ªª
ªª▓   featuring his drunken, horse riding relative as Genghis Khan and his wife as Ghenghis Khan's   ▓ªª
ªª▓   wife. In the dream both he and Sergei are captured and killed. Gombo wakes and arrives home,   ▓ªª
ªª▓   with the television, and he and his family watch alternately the President of America          ▓ªª
ªª▓   speaking and a badly sung variety show. Gombo and his wife go into the fields, bringing the    ▓ªª
ªª▓   Urga (a long stick with a lasso on the end used to capture animals) which is then stuck into   ▓ªª
ªª▓   the ground far away in the fields, a signal that a couple is being intimate. A voice over      ▓ªª
ªª▓   from Gombo's fourth son concludes the film with the image of a chimney belching smoke into     ▓ªª
ªª▓   the air in the place where Gombo's Urga was once placed.                                       ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   Urga won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and Best European Film at the European    ▓ªª
ªª▓   Film Awards. It was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Film, and for a       ▓ªª
ªª▓   Golden Globe in the same category.                                                             ▓ªª
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01-eduard_artemiev-the_moon.mp32,63 MB
02-eduard_artemiev-urga_feat._badema.mp36,21 MB
03-eduard_artemiev-urga_theme.mp35,66 MB
04-eduard_artemiev-discoteca.mp32,53 MB
05-eduard_artemiev-dance_of_gombo.mp33,48 MB
06-eduard_artemiev-main_theme.mp37,15 MB
07-eduard_artemiev-temple_of_panchen_sumi_feat._badema.mp34,25 MB
08-eduard_artemiev-russian_theme.mp35,87 MB
09-eduard_artemiev-the_apple.mp32,11 MB
10-eduard_artemiev-dream_of_the_eagle.mp32,61 MB
11-eduard_artemiev-genghis_khan.mp35,50 MB
12-eduard_artemiev-bajartou.mp32,00 MB
13-eduard_artemiev-no_sobrkach_mandjurie_feat._v._gostukhin.mp33,62 MB
14-eduard_artemiev-minimutog.mp35,83 MB
15-eduard_artemiev-pursuit.mp31,66 MB
16-eduard_artemiev-urga_love.mp32,46 MB