Matthew Collings - A Requiem for Edward Snowden (2016)
BAND/ARTIST: Matthew Collings
- Title: A Requiem for Edward Snowden
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: denovali records
- Genre: Classical, Avant Garde
- Quality: flac lossless
- Total Time: 00:45:54
- Total Size: 240 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Opening
02. Maersk Recorder
03. Cincinnatus
04. Interlude
05. Rapid Pulses
06. Bluffdale, Utah
07. Collect It All
08. Waiting
Requiems are normally composed for people who have died — Verdi’s Requiem was composed in memory of the poet Alessandro Manzoni, for example, while Britten’s War Requiem honoured those who suffered and perished during the Second World War. Edward Snowden is still alive, but it could be argued that his decision to expose the various ways in which Western governments spy upon their own electorates put another nail in the coffin holding the liberal humanist idea of benign democratically-elected institutions that are accountable to those who elect them. Matthew Collings’ “A Requiem for Edward Snowden” will receive its world première on 11th October 2014 at the Reid Concert Hall in Edinburgh, with a small ensemble including Collings himself on electronics and electric guitar, Peter Furniss on clarinet, Justyna Jablonska on cello, Emma Lloyd on violin, and Jules Rawlinson on visuals and electronics. Fluid Radio’s own James Catchpole recently reviewed Collings’ recent releases on Denovali and came away suitably impressed, so this looks like a performance not to be missed.
01. Opening
02. Maersk Recorder
03. Cincinnatus
04. Interlude
05. Rapid Pulses
06. Bluffdale, Utah
07. Collect It All
08. Waiting
Requiems are normally composed for people who have died — Verdi’s Requiem was composed in memory of the poet Alessandro Manzoni, for example, while Britten’s War Requiem honoured those who suffered and perished during the Second World War. Edward Snowden is still alive, but it could be argued that his decision to expose the various ways in which Western governments spy upon their own electorates put another nail in the coffin holding the liberal humanist idea of benign democratically-elected institutions that are accountable to those who elect them. Matthew Collings’ “A Requiem for Edward Snowden” will receive its world première on 11th October 2014 at the Reid Concert Hall in Edinburgh, with a small ensemble including Collings himself on electronics and electric guitar, Peter Furniss on clarinet, Justyna Jablonska on cello, Emma Lloyd on violin, and Jules Rawlinson on visuals and electronics. Fluid Radio’s own James Catchpole recently reviewed Collings’ recent releases on Denovali and came away suitably impressed, so this looks like a performance not to be missed.
Classical | Electronic | FLAC / APE
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