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Stephan Micus - To the Rising Moon (2024) [Hi-Res]

Stephan Micus - To the Rising Moon (2024) [Hi-Res]

BAND/ARTIST: Stephan Micus

  • Title: To the Rising Moon
  • Year Of Release: 2024
  • Label: ECM
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-44.1kHz FLAC (tracks)
  • Total Time: 51:14
  • Total Size: 121 / 253 / 505 MB
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Tracklist:

1. To the Rising Sun (4:01)
2. Dream Within Dream (4:05)
3. In Your Eyes (5:20)
4. The Veil (3:32)
5. Unexpected Joy (4:21)
6. Waiting for the Nightingale (4:36)
7. The Silver Fan (2:57)
8. Embracing Mysteries (7:00)
9. To the Lilies in the Field (4:21)
10. The Flame (3:58)
11. To the Rising Moon (7:10)

To the Rising Moon is Stephan Micus’ 26th solo album for ECM. It features instruments from Colombia, India, Xinjiang (China), Bavaria, Cambodia, Egypt and Borneo, but taking centre stage is the Colombian tiple, slightly smaller than an acoustic guitar. The sunny plucked sound of the tiples alternates with darker bowed strings which bring a more meditative mood. It’s only in the final track, “To the Rising Moon”, that the two worlds of the plucked tiples and bowed strings finally come together. It’s like a hymn to something that is eternally up there in the night sky, something consistent while there is so much turbulence in the world below. Once again, Stephan Micus takes us on a unique musical journey to places unknown that couldn’t have been created or played by anyone else.

Stephan Micus - Tiple, Tableharp, Bowed Sapeh, Sattar, Nay, Dilruba, Voice, Cambodian Flute, Chord Zither


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  • Miguel Melo
  •  wrote in 11:14
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thank you very much for hi-res.
booklet not available.
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  • hdttr
  •  wrote in 11:46
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Please reup the bookled.
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  • gibheid
  •  wrote in 04:27
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The booklet is fine. Thanks sddd.
  • Guest thehague
  •  wrote in 14:52
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Very sorry to say, but the booklet is not 'fine'. It's the wrong booklet!
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  • berpinmen
  •  wrote in 22:33
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First hi-res album by Micus.
I will happily buy this one.
Thanks, sddd.