8 comments on “ From Amber Frozen - Mason Bates - Digital Loom (CD, Album) ”

1. Samushura 10.02.2020 at 20:27

   Jun 08,  · Check out Mason Bates: Digital Loom by Mason Bates & Isabelle Demers on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on naicywalmingscorra.suhantelumdipabbiderssorewoli.co Buy CD + free MP3 album $ From Amber Frozen / Amber holds the past that needs to teased out, and so the Biava Quartet slowly emotionally emerges and soon develops a melody that eventually /5(3).

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2. Tale 06.02.2020 at 06:46

   Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Mason Bates: Digital Loom - Mason Bates on AllMusic -

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3. Volkis 10.02.2020 at 00:04

   Mason Bates: Digital Loom. MSR Classics: MS Buy download online. Isabelle Demers Biava Quartet, Antares, Chanticleer.

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4. Kazizahn 12.02.2020 at 03:23

   The music of Mason Bates fuses innovative orchestral writing, the rhythms of electronica and techno, and imaginative narrative forms brought to life by cutting edge sound design. A composer of symphonic music who often includes live electronica in his orchestral music, Bates has become known as an artist who moves fluidly between those two worlds.

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5. Zuzuru 08.02.2020 at 05:43

   Digital Loom () is for organ and electronica, Red River () for a quartet of violin, clarinet, cello, and piano. From Amber Frozen () is for string quartet. The CD cover program says “with electronica,” but careful listening (and a re-reading of the composer’s notes) says no, it’s influenced by, but doesn’t include technology in the mix.

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6. Sabar 07.02.2020 at 22:15

   MASON BATES (b) INTRO: BLUES7. DIGITAL LOOM for organ & electronica Dusk On A Static Empire Fanfare With Breaks Through The Atmosphere Geraldine’s Parlour Deliver Us From Evil. INTERLUDE: SIREN MUSIC. FROM AMBER FROZEN for string quartet & electronica. INTERLUDE: AMBER. RED RIVER for mixed ensemble & electronica The Continental Divide.

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7. Taunos 11.02.2020 at 23:07

   Classical CD review. This is a composer with an interesting voice who deserves to be heard. The intro track, entitled BLUES7, is electronically produced and is in a smooth funk style, with a memorable groove and an overall feel which would make it a suitable contender for the pop market as well as the classical, and demonstrates the range of this composer’s influences.

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8. Bagrel 07.02.2020 at 02:54

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