Litania - Margaret Leng Tan plays Somei Satoh (1986)
Avant-Garde | EAC (ape, cue, log) | rar + 3% recovery record | 195 MB | RS.com
New Albion Records| CD NAR 008 62:52 | Cover + Info
Avant-Garde | EAC (ape, cue, log) | rar + 3% recovery record | 195 MB | RS.com
New Albion Records| CD NAR 008 62:52 | Cover + Info
| “ | I would like it if the listener could abandon all previous conceptions of time and experience a new sense of time presented in this music as if eternal time can be lived in a single moment. Margaret Leng Tan, pianist, from the attached leaflet | ” |
Litania - Margaret Leng Tan plays Somei Satoh
1. The heavenly spheres are illuminated by lights (1973) 11:45
Lise Messier, soprano
Margaret Leng Tan, piano
Michael Pugliese, percussion
2. Birds in warped time II (1980) 11:03
Frank Almond, violin
Margaret Leng Tan, piano
3. Incarnation II (1978) 18:15
Margaret Leng Tan, piano with digital delay
4. A gate into the stars (1982) 8:13
Margaret Leng Tan, piano
5. Litania (1973) 13:06
Margaret Leng Tan, two pianos with digital delay
Total Time: 62:52
Recorded at the State University of New York at Purchase, August 6-8, 1985.
1. The heavenly spheres are illuminated by lights (1973) 11:45
Lise Messier, soprano
Margaret Leng Tan, piano
Michael Pugliese, percussion
2. Birds in warped time II (1980) 11:03
Frank Almond, violin
Margaret Leng Tan, piano
3. Incarnation II (1978) 18:15
Margaret Leng Tan, piano with digital delay
4. A gate into the stars (1982) 8:13
Margaret Leng Tan, piano
5. Litania (1973) 13:06
Margaret Leng Tan, two pianos with digital delay
Total Time: 62:52
Recorded at the State University of New York at Purchase, August 6-8, 1985.
New Albion Records NAR 008 1988 [from New Albion, Vinyl, LP NA 008 1986]
No so long time ago (20 February 2022) peachfuzz uploaded "Somei Satoh: Toward the night (1993)
and I discovered Satoh!
I hope that he don't have this breathtaking LITANIA. Anyway my testimonial to all his previous (!?) shares: thanks peachfuzz.
and I discovered Satoh!
I hope that he don't have this breathtaking LITANIA. Anyway my testimonial to all his previous (!?) shares: thanks peachfuzz.
I've included also an interesting essay:
Chrysalis and Absence - Some Notes on Margaret Leng Tan by W.C. Bamberger (August 2007)
Enjoy this masterpiece
Ooliver, spero sia innamorato anche tu di questo cd; se non l'avessi postato tu l'avrei fatto io prima o poi. Lo trovo veramente così intimo che mi fa quasi terrore
che qualcuno lo snobbi o possa non trovarlo come me un sublime viaggio sensoriale(!)
merci
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wow....just finished listening to "Incarnation II"...fantastic. Yes, that's what Satoh is about.
A grand, vast wall of sound, to which there is no end or beginning. "Litania" gets even more impressive
LOL, fortunately I already have this CD. It's still a very nice CD that I highly recommend. Plus, with Margaret Leng Tan as the pianist, what could possibly go wrong? Thanks for sharing nonetheless.
at all, but -personally- I think the masterpiece is the here present Litania cd
arigatooo
ooooliver