Tower Of Silence

36,00

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why we love this

A dance with nature rendered in exquisite details like a calm stream of water and the vibrations of plants in conversation. Roberto lays out sonic elements like a traveler on a long journey, bringing you into these vistas heโ€™s taken in fully himself.

about the record

A compilation of works by the Italian composer and musician Roberto Musci, Tower of Silence offers an introduction to the work of a unique and visionary artist.

While studying guitar and saxophone in Milan, Musci developed a deep fascination for non-Western music and traveled extensively across India, Asia, and Africa between 1974-1985. During his journeys, Roberto became deeply embedded in unique worlds of rhythms, scales, and approaches to music. He made many field recordings and collected traditional instruments, later combining them with synthesizers and electronics upon returning to Italy.

Combining personal documents of music and sounds connected to the history and cultures of those lands with his experiments with sound technology, Roberto Musci would develop through his music a very unique and at times wholly mystical space, where ancient and modern would evolve into a new musical language.

  1. 1 - Improbably Musica 02:52
  2. 2 - Nexus On The Beach 02:03
  3. 3 - Lidia After The Snow 03:52
  4. 4 - Water Music 03:28
  5. 5 - Woman Of Water And Music 03:43
  6. 6 - Lullabies... Mother Sings... Father Plays... 05:54
  7. 7 - Rackrailway To 03:03
  8. 8 - Tamatave 03:30
  9. 9 - Samar 04:19
  10. 10 - Tower Of Silence 02:43
  11. 11 - Claudia, Wilhelm R And Me 03:29
  12. 12 - Voices Of The Ancient 04:36
  13. 13 - Blue Garden 02:08
  14. 14 - When A Dolphin Saves A Baby 02:57
  15. 15 - Katak Dance For H. Partch 02:11
  16. 16 - Night Music 05:25
  17. 17 - The Way Of Discreet Zen 04:18
  18. 18 - Ghost Train 03:47
  19. 19 - Kioko's Deck 03:29
  20. 20 - Shadow Player 05:18
  21. 21 - A Tale For C 02:02
  22. 22 - The Ups And Downs Of Chewing Gum 02:22
  23. 23 - Empty Boulevard 06:09
Tower Of Silence

36,00

in stock

  1. 1 - Improbably Musica 02:52
  2. 2 - Nexus On The Beach 02:03
  3. 3 - Lidia After The Snow 03:52
  4. 4 - Water Music 03:28
  5. 5 - Woman Of Water And Music 03:43
  6. 6 - Lullabies... Mother Sings... Father Plays... 05:54
  7. 7 - Rackrailway To 03:03
  8. 8 - Tamatave 03:30
  9. 9 - Samar 04:19
  10. 10 - Tower Of Silence 02:43
  11. 11 - Claudia, Wilhelm R And Me 03:29
  12. 12 - Voices Of The Ancient 04:36
  13. 13 - Blue Garden 02:08
  14. 14 - When A Dolphin Saves A Baby 02:57
  15. 15 - Katak Dance For H. Partch 02:11
  16. 16 - Night Music 05:25
  17. 17 - The Way Of Discreet Zen 04:18
  18. 18 - Ghost Train 03:47
  19. 19 - Kioko's Deck 03:29
  20. 20 - Shadow Player 05:18
  21. 21 - A Tale For C 02:02
  22. 22 - The Ups And Downs Of Chewing Gum 02:22
  23. 23 - Empty Boulevard 06:09

why we love this

A dance with nature rendered in exquisite details like a calm stream of water and the vibrations of plants in conversation. Roberto lays out sonic elements like a traveler on a long journey, bringing you into these vistas heโ€™s taken in fully himself.

about the record

A compilation of works by the Italian composer and musician Roberto Musci, Tower of Silence offers an introduction to the work of a unique and visionary artist.

While studying guitar and saxophone in Milan, Musci developed a deep fascination for non-Western music and traveled extensively across India, Asia, and Africa between 1974-1985. During his journeys, Roberto became deeply embedded in unique worlds of rhythms, scales, and approaches to music. He made many field recordings and collected traditional instruments, later combining them with synthesizers and electronics upon returning to Italy.

Combining personal documents of music and sounds connected to the history and cultures of those lands with his experiments with sound technology, Roberto Musci would develop through his music a very unique and at times wholly mystical space, where ancient and modern would evolve into a new musical language.

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