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Album-Release:
2018

HRA-Release:
03.06.2020

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  • Ryuichi Sakamoto (b. 1952):
  • 1 Improvisation_20171215 06:24
  • Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750):
  • 2 Die Kunst der Fuge_BWV1080a - Contrapunctus I 04:40
  • 3 Choral_BWV614 02:27
  • Ryuichi Sakamoto:
  • 4 andata 02:44
  • Johann Sebastian Bach:
  • 5 Choral_BWV639 04:36
  • Christian Fennesz (b. 1962):
  • 6 a grandbell tragedy 21:08
  • Carsten Nicola (b. 1965):
  • 7 BachGould redux 18:58
  • Orlando Gibbons (1583 - 1625):
  • 8 Pavan 04:12
  • 9 French Air 00:59
  • 10 Alman 00:36
  • 11 Italian Ground 02:21
  • 12 Ground 02:28
  • Glenn Gould (1932 - 1982):
  • 13 Two Pieces for Piano - No.1 01:57
  • 14 Two Pieces for Piano - No.2 00:51
  • Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562 - 1621):
  • 15 Fantasia in d 06:36
  • Francesco Tristano (b. 1981):
  • 16 Coda for Glenn 17:45
  • Total Runtime 01:38:42

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Using carefully treated noise and a modulated guitar, Fennesz paints a “beautiful landscape.” With his 2001 album, “Endless Summer,” he made a strong impression on the electronic music scene. Later, along with David Sylvian, Fennesz broadened his expressive boundaries in his 2004 album “Venice” through electronic music. Starting with the performance with Ryuichi Sakamoto in 2004, in 2005, the two released their joint album, “Sala Sante Cecillia” (CD EP) which included recordings of their concert from the previous year, and in 2007 the two released a full album, “Cendre” (RZCM-45525) under the name Fennesz+Sakamoto. Also in 2007, Fennesz joined YELLOW MAGIC ORCHESTRA for their European tour. This fifth studio album, which is his first in 4 years, shows an effect of his collaboration with Ryuichi Sakamoto. Compared to his earlier work, the melody contains the nuances of his guitar, and although the noisy electronic sounds are scattered throughout the track, the sound has become comforting. This is the latest model of genre-transcending, universal music created by the 21st century’s leading runner of electronic music.

Christian Fennesz, guitar
Francesco Tristano, piano
Ryuichi Sakamoto, vocals
Alva Noto + Nilo, electronics



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