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Elama (The Last Days of Lucifer)

Elama (The Last Days of Lucifer)

Limited Edition of 300 Units
Quartet Records

Release Date: September 17, 2013

Format: CD

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1. THE LAST DAYS OF LUCIFER: Der Panther

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  3:42
2. Light Porter

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  4:12
3. Maailman Maisema

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  3:09
4. Die Sonette an Orpheus XXVII

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  3:15
5. Lou Andreas-Salomén Sielu

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  2:24
6. Muodonmuutos

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  2:48
7. Die Neunte Elegie

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  0:59
8. Die Stille

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  2:58
9. Lucifer's Song

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  4:35
10. Pantteri

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  3:43
11. Valon Kantaja

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  4:06
12. Paisaje del Mundo

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  2:51
13. Alma

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  2:23
14. Transformation

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  2:45
15. Immaterial

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  3:29
16. WATER MARKED: Water Marked Suite

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  20:44
  Total Album Time: 68:03

From the Manufacturer

Pascal Gaigne and the Finnish director Rax Rinnekangas are one of the most established teams in recent European independent cinema, having worked together on five films.

Following up on our release of Matka Edeniin, Quartet Records is glad to present and support these two minor (but certainly interesting) scores. The Last Days of Lucifer and Water Marked are the last two collaborations of Rinnekangas with Gaigne, sounding closer to contemporary music than to a conventional film score.

Surprisingly, The Last Days of Lucifer consists of lieder (songs), sung by mezzo-soprano Meredith Lesaka, with the notable participation of violin soloist Pascal Arnaud. For Gaigne this has been one of the biggest challenges in the field of film music, and the result, of course, will not leave anyone indifferent.

In Water Marked, the dark, minimalistic score of Gaigne is conceived as an extended suite for piano, cello and viola.

An album recommended for those who are looking for "something else."

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