Matthias_Thurow-Melancholia-1988-DPS

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   Artist   : Matthias Thurow
   Album    : Melancholia
   Year     : 1988

   Genre    : Electronic
   Source   : CD
   Label    : Erdenklang
   Catalog  : 971168

   Rls.Date : 2011-03-13
   Bitrate  : VBRkbps
   Size     : 79.72MB

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   1.  Take Your Shoes Off                                               7:25
   2.  A Little Bit of Something                                         7:06
   3.  May Be                                                           10:52
   4.  World is a Stage                                                  7:51
   5.  The Violinist                                                     8:15
   6.  Sprinkle                                                          5:45
   7.  Behind the Curtain                                                9:03
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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."
   MELANCONIA MIA.

   The musical elements which THUROW employs are just as diverse as his theme.
   With his first LP "Cornucopia" (Erdenklang 942.162) he was still comparing
   the music computer to a paint box which produced ideals that had to be
   realised. Now, however, Thurow is already creating independent forms of
   artistic syntheses. Using the music computer innovatively, but with
   restraint, as the wish generator of new composition media, Thurow precisely
   accords with the philosophy of the Erdenklang label.
   To describe him as the representative of a "popular avantgarde" of electronic
   instrumental music is just as correct as the realisation that descriptions of
   this kind can be only mere approximations. In a different way this also
   applies to a record which can, of course, capture only a part of that
   artistic work. But back to the musical content of Thurow's new album.
   It reflects his inward search, in which he discovers more than from looking
   around him. And what he found rests in every one of us, whether recognised or
   still hidden. Drawing attention to this point is the merit of this album.

   Matthias Thurow: keyboards, computer- and soundprogramming, composition,
   arrangement, production



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