Gravity's Rainbow Stuttgarter Kammerorchester, Ensemble Ascolta, Basel Sinfonietta, Peter Rundel, Bas Wiegers

• Michael Pelzel (b. 1978):
• 1 Mysterious Anjuna Bell 18:47
• 2 Carnaticaphobia 16:18
• 3 Gravity's Rainbow 21:00
• 4 Alf-Sonata 08:25
• Danse diabolique:
• 5 Danse diabolique: I. Introduction 03:28
• 6 Danse diabolique: II. Danse diabolique 08:25
• Total Runtime 01:16:23

Info for Gravity's Rainbow

A sound so overwhelmingly rich and manifold that it almost transcends the ensemble producing it; a wealth of colours bordering on the boundless; a swarm of teeming shapes that is too dense for our ears to unravel; a whole that is far more than its parts, yet does not swallow them. These may be some of the first impressions evoked by the music of Michael Pelzel. Pelzel himself uses the image of a river that takes all manner of things with it; taking up the metaphor, one could say that the place of Pelzel’s ideal listener is not on the shore, but in the midst of the current. This recording brings together a multitude of performers: Stuttgarter Kammerorchester, Ensemble ascolta, Peter Rundel, ensemble recherche, Ernesto Molinari, Basel Sinfonietta, Jetpack Bellerive, WDR Sinfonieorchester and Bas Wiegers.

Ernesto Molinari (CLEX)
Jetpack Bellerive
Ensemble Ascolta
ensemble recherche
Basel Sinfonietta
Stuttgarter Kammerorchester
WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln
Peter Rundel, direction
Bas Wiegers, direction

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