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New 2011 re-release with bonus track! Lunz (Story/Roedelius) CD special price $9.99 (limited time offer)
MP3 album Download special price $5.99 (limited time offer) (we can either send you a download card, or email code authorization for instant download)
Contents 1. Lunz |
From the press release Lunz was the culmination of the 25-year friendship of composers Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Tim Story. When Lunz originally hit the record shop shelves of London in 2003, listeners only knew of the Roedelius/Story collaboration via a few concerts and the abstract musique concrete of their limited edition cd “Persistence of Memory”. Lunz quickly changed that. 12 timeless and beautiful miniatures, each creating a unique sense of time and place with a surreal blend of melody, texture and mood. Lunz inhabits a world all its own, of lush acoustics and angular electronics, translucent pianos and dark ambiences. It's a mysterious world where the innocent and the distressed occupy the same singular environment, coalescing perfectly. Even the familiar signposts like Roedelius' piano and the warm cello of Martha Reikow are often subtly altered to suit the extraordinary landscape. Full of nuance and detail, Story and Roedelius painted a canvas that is simultaneously minimal and maximal, warm and shadowy, familiar and disorienting. Met with near unanimous praise, Lunz garnered raves in the UK press, and was named in Amazon’s Top 5 releases of the year in its category. Recorded by the artists in Austria and the U.S. over a 5-year span, Lunz reflects a striking fusion of the musical sensibilities of each composer, sensibilities honed over a combined 50 years of remarkable musicmaking. Nepenthe Music is proud to re-issue this classic with the striking bonus track “Iota”, released here for the very first time.
Reviews 4 STARS (Hi-Fi- Choice) "The sheer elegance of these pieces - as effortlessly moving as anything by Mozart or Debussy - can move you to tears." (Logo) "Gloriously affecting...full of the perfectly contrasting... and as pure as Satie, Nyman or Debussy. You'll be hard pressed to hear something as beautiful and evocative all year." (B4Beats) Amazon.com Editorial Review |
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