Falling out of time - Requiem Christoph Buchwald

• 1 Ouverture 01:56
• 2 At The Kitchen Table 04:32
• 3 Don't Lose Track 02:25
• 4 Goodbye 03:52
• 5 Stabat Mater 03:12
• 6 What Is The Benefit Of This 03:58
• 7 Soup And Enlightment 03:11
• 8 The Bad Dream 06:39
• 9 Every Thought Starts To Crumble 01:53
• 10 Prayer 04:27
• 11 Embrace Me And Farewell 03:49
• 12 Oft Denke Ich 01:59
• 13 The Choir Of The Mourners 03:46
• 14 This Way, That Way 01:55
• 15 Centaur's Question 04:35
• 16 Framed On The Mantelpiece 02:37
• 17 Anniversary Blues 02:09
• 18 Do You Remember 03:51
• 19 Just Silence 01:21
• 20 The Blade 02:38
• 21 How To Handle This 00:47
• 22 Found The Words, But No Voice 02:10
• 23 We Bow Our Heads 01:10
• 24 Remembrance 02:57
• Total Runtime 01:11:49

Info for Falling out of time - Requiem

"I didn't realise that the indescribable - the sadness, pain and anger of losing a child or loved one - could be described so precisely in music and song." -David Grossman- "Requiem: Falling Out Of Time" is loosely based on David Grossman's book "Out of Time Falling", which has been translated into more than 30 languages. The work is dedicated to Grossman's son Uri, who died in the Lebanon war in 2006. The Cossee publisher and composer Christoph Buchwald, who knew Uri well, wrote the requiem, consisting of 22 songs and 2 instrumental pieces. "Because I couldn't find any reliable words to express this misery to David and Michal Grossman or to myself. It was only possible with and through the music." The 24 pieces were written over 7 years and Buchwald, who studied film music, plays organ, harpsichord, 6- and 12-string guitar, bass and sings. Piano, percussion, saxophone, trumpet, flugelhorn, strings, choir and soprano were recorded with guest musicians in the Zeeland Concert Hall, famous for its acoustics.

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