Rene Aubry - Après La Pluie (2000)

Rene Aubry - Après La Pluie (2000)
Instrumental, Ballet | MP3 320 kbps | Joint Stereo | 100 MB

George (Joji) Hirota - Sahasuhara (1976,Japan)

George (Joji) Hirota - Sahasuhara (1976,Japan)
Ethnic,instrumental | MP3 320kbps | Joint Stereo | 87 Mb

Man On Wire by Michael Nyman - OST - 2008

Man On Wire by Michael Nyman - OST - 2008
OST | MP3 320kbps | Joint Stereo | 185 Mb

Lino Cannavacciuolo - 2010 - Pausilypon

Lino Cannavacciuolo - 2010 - Pausilypon

Instrumental | MP3 320 kbps | Joint Stereo | 126 Mb 

Torgue & Houppin - Ulysse - 1993

Torgue et Houppin - Ulysse - 1993

Electronic, Classical | MP3 320 kbps | Joint Stereo | 112 Mb

Rodrigo Leao & Vox Ensemble - Mysterium - 1995

Rodrigo Leao & Vox Ensemble - Mysterium - 1995

Instrumental | MP3 320 kbps | Joint Stereo | 58 Mb

Rodrigo Leao - O mundo (Collection 1993-2006) - 2 CD

Rodrigo Leao - O mundo (Collection 1993-2006) - 2 CD

Instrumental | MP3 320 kbps | Joint Stereo | 229 MB

Wim Mertens - Sin embargo - 1997

Wim Mertens - Sin embargo - 1997

Minimalist - MP3 320 kbps - Joint Stereo - 98 MB

Rene Aubry - Plaisirs D'Amour - 1998

Rene Aubry - Plaisirs D'Amour - 1998

Instrumental,World - MP3 320 kbps | Joint Stereo | 107 MB

Rene Aubry - Invites sur la terre - 2001

Rene Aubry - Invites sur la terre - 2001

MP3 320 kbps | Joint Stereo | 101 MB

Rodrigo Leão - Portugal um Retrato Social - 2007 - OST

Rodrigo Leao - Portugal Um Retrato Social (OST) 2007
Instrumental - MP3 VBR - Joint Stereo - 52 MB



01 Gente Diferente
02 Mudar
03 As Cidades
04 Cidadãos 01
05 Nós e os Outros
06 A Escola
07 Os Portugueses
08 Cidadãos
09 Mudar 01
10 Gente Diferente 01
11 O Café dos Imigrantes
12 As Cidades 01
13 Retratos
14. Nós e os Outros 01
15. Um País como os Outros
16. Mudar 02
17. Retratos 01
18. Os Portugueses

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Wim Mertens - Struggle for pleasure - 1983

Wim Mertens - Struggle for pleasure - 1983
Minimalist - MP3 320 kbps - 47MB

1 Tourtour
2 Struggle for Pleasure
3 Salernes
4 Close Cover
5 Bresque
6 Gentleman of Leisure

The fourth release by Belgian post-minimalist composer Wim Mertens, 1983's Struggle for Pleasure, is a brief EP's worth of, as the composer puts it, "petite musique de chambre." It sounds a bit stuffy, but it's indicative of Mertens' talent that one of these six tracks, the hauntingly beautiful piano instrumental "Close Cover," actually became a hit on the continent when it was released as a single. Although "Close Cover" is the clear highlight of Struggle for Pleasure, the other five tracks are beautifully arranged pieces of modern chamber music. Although Mertens is clearly heavily influencedmore… by American minimalist composers — the title track and "Gentleman of Leisure" are unalloyed Philip Glass homages — he brings his own brilliant compositional sense and a genuine gift for unexpected arrangements to these pieces. The opening "Tourtour," for soprano saxophone and harp, brings entirely unexpected textures out of both instruments, and "Salernes" keeps from sounding too much like early Terry Riley through the unexpected start-stop motif that reappears throughout the piece. Mertens, who began composing and recording at the age of 28, has the melodic sensibility of someone who grew up not only with the modern classical tradition, but with jazz and pop as well. Indeed, Mertens' piano style on "Close Cover" recalls the fragmented impressionism of Bill Evans. As a result, his music is accessible to more listeners than just the die-hard 20th century classical crowd, making the album title considerably less descriptive than it might otherwise be. Like all of Mertens' early releases, Struggle for Pleasure was originally released under the group name Soft Verdict and reissued under Mertens' own name in the late '80s.

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Terry Oldfield - Icon (1995)

Terry Oldfield - Icon (1995)
MP3 | Sacred | VBR | Joint Stereo | 100MB

Terry Oldfield’s Icon is a powerful testimony of spiritual strength, blending the ethereal beauty of sacred monastic chants reminiscent of the Christian Middle Ages with the energy of a near Native American pulsating rhythm. The soaring flight of a solo flute provides a trance-like introduction, and a rich variety of instruments, including pan-pipes and acoustic guitar..

Tracklist:

1. Resurrection
2. Eyes Of The Goddess
3. Majesty

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Henry Torgue, Serge Houppin - Voyageur immobile - 1995

Henry Torgue, Serge Houppin - Voyageur immobile - 1995
Instrumental | Joint Stereo | MP3 320 kbps | 105 MB


* 1 Voyageur immobile
* 2 Le jardin des délices 0,99 €
* 3 Bleu désert
* 4 Cactus Hôtel
* 5 Nuit frontière
* 6 Mezcal express
* 7 Les roseaux noirs
* 8 Nord-Sud
* 9 Gare des étreintes
* 10 Nomade
* 11 Rivière aveugle

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Henry Torgue, Serge Houppin - Les mysteres de Subal - 1990

Henry Torgue, Serge Houppin - Les mysteres de Subal - 1990
MP3 - Instrumental - Joint Stereo - 320 kbps - 96MB


* 1 Le loup de Bomarzo
* 2 Bluff
* 3 Carnaval carpathe
* 4 Le rève de Rei-Poussol
* 5 Litanie kreul
* 6 New baraco
* 7 Le souper des putains

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Wim Mertens - Integer Valor - 1998

Wim Mertens - Integer Valor - 1998
Instrumental | Minimalist |Joint Stereo | MP3 320 kbps | 112 MB
Instrumental | Minimalist | APE | 255 MB


Track Listings

1. La Fin De La Visite
2. Au Dela De Fleuve
3. In 3 Or 4 Days
4. Comme En Dormant
5. And Bring You Back
6. Yes, I Never Did
7. Tout Est Visible
8. Sidemen

Editorial Reviews
Features Work Originally Started in 1991 with Shot and Echo, and Then Followed Up by 1995s Jardin Clos. This Release is More Fluent on the Orchestral Side of this Composer.

Product Details

* Audio CD (January 7, 1997)
* Original Release Date: April 19, 1999
* Number of Discs: 3
* Format: Import
* Label: Crepuscule
* ASIN: B00000896J

APE Format - 255 MB


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MP3 Format - 112 MB

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Michael Nyman - Time will pronounce - 1993

Michael Nyman - Time will pronounce - 1993
MP3 - Instrumental - 192 kbps - 93 MB


# 1 Self-laudatory hymn of Inanna and her omnipotence
# 2 Time will pronounce
# 3 The convertibility of lute strings
# 4 For John Cage

Time Will Pronounce: The 1992 Commissions is a 1993 album by Michael Nyman, his eighteenth release. Nyman does not actually perform on the album, but he composed all the music, produced it, and wrote the liner notes. The album contains four tracks, each track a different work. The album is dedicated to the memory of Tony Simons, "friend, manager, and generous and courageous survivor." The album is named for the second and longest of the four works, the only one featuring a former member of the Michael Nyman Band, Elisabeth Perry.

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The Symphonic Jean Michel Jarre - 2005

The Symphonic Jean Michel Jarre - 2005
MP3 - Instrumental - 440 kbps VBR - 185 MB

Disc 1

1. Chronologie 1 6:33
2. Chronologie 2 5:26
3. Chronologie 3 3:33
4. Gloria, Lonely Boy 5:28
5. Equinoxe 4 6:41
6. Fishing Junks At Sunset 6:02
7. Souvenir De Chine 4:07
8. Magnetic Fields 5 4:36
9. Industrial Revolution - Overture 4:39
10. Industrial Revolution - Part 1 2:50
11. Industrial Revolution - Part 2 3:39

Disc 2

1. El Dorado 3:42
2. Oxygene 13 3:38
3. Magnetic Fields 1 4:23
4. The Emigrant 3:26
5. Oxygene 4 4:24
6. Rendezvous 2 8:45
7. Rendezvous 4 4:00
8. Acropolis 6:07
9. Computer Weekend 4:38

Performer: Gareth Williams, Charlotte Kinder, Jean Michel Jarre
Orchestra: City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Nic Raine
Composer: Jean Michel Jarre
Audio CD (October 17, 2006)
Number of Discs: 2
Label: Silva America
ASIN: B000GNOI2M

Jean-Michel André Jarre (born 24 August 1948, Lyon) is a French composer, performer and music producer. He is regarded as a pioneer in the electronic, synthpop and New Age genres, as well as an organiser of outdoor spectacles of his music which feature lights, laser displays and fireworks including the 1997 New Guinness Book of Records entry for the biggest concert ever with 3.5 million watching at Moscow's 850th anniversary. Jarre has sold an estimated 80 million albums and singles.

Jean Miche Jarr - Wikipedia

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Serge Houppin & Henry Torgue - Vertiges - 2001

Serge Houppin & Henry Torgue - Vertiges - 2001
Hopi Mesa, Hopimesa 3063942
MP3 - Instrumental - 460 kbps VBR - 66 MB


01. Ad lib
02. Le Concile des Zoogs
03. Le Train Nu
04. Le Serment d'Alice
05. Oú va le monde
06. Malacca Bay
07. Aruana Song
08. Plume
09. Asraï
10. Salle d'Ecpéranca
11. L'Angelie
12. Soap
13. Belvédère du doute
14. Paupières de Sable

46:36 min

Played by Serge Houppin (guitar) & Henry Torgue (keyboards)
with
Vincent Courtois - cello
Anne-Flore Houppin - voice
Alain Lafuente - percussion
Nicolas Mizrachi - cello
Patrick Reboud - accordion

Produced by Serge Houppin & Henry Torgue

* * * * *

VERTIGES
by Robert Briatte

In the kingdom of everyday fantasy, the headless queen sets our heart in a whirl. This is what Vertiges, the new album by Henry Torgue and Serge Houppin, with its attractive and mysterious sleeve, shows us from the very outset.

A red flower blooming in an urban greyness, a modern lady-in-waiting trapped in concrete, or a puppet, seduced and abandoned there by some vague worshipper?
The reply to the torments of this dervish in a scarlet dress, with enticing legs calling out to those wonderful clouds for help, can be heard in these pieces of music.

It is a music that is full of many other images, pushing its inclination for dizzying heights to the upper reaches of the sky. Dance, or rather a series of dances, the fourteen pieces in this collection pays tribute to the ballet or the staging that inspired them.

This music should be heard loud, very loud, to the point of feeling dizzy.

66 MB
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Wim Mertens - Whisper me - 1988

Wim Mertens - Whisper me
MP3 - Minimalist - 480 kbps VBR - 55,5 MB


01 A visiting card - 06:57
02 The fosse - 08:02
03 No plans no projects - 05:13
04 Whisper me - 18:57

Title: Whisper Me
Artist: Wim Mertens
Release Date: 1988
Label: Windham Hill
UPCs: 019341107910, 019341107927, 019341107941
Genre: New Age
Styles: Neo-Classical, Progressive Electronic, Minimalism
Moods: Cerebral, Detached, Hypnotic, Reserved, Restrained

Life and work of Wim Mertens

Mertens studied social and political science at the University of Leuven (graduating in 1975) and musicology at Ghent University; he also studied music theory and piano at the Royal Conservatories of Ghent and Brussels.
In 1978, he became a producer at the then BRT (Belgian Radio and Television, now called Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep). For Radio 2 (Radio Brabant) he produced concerts by Philip Glass, Steve Reich, Terry Riley, Meredith Monk, Urban Sax, and others, and hosted a program called Funky Town together with Gust De Meyer (with whom he recorded the experimental CD For Amusement Only).
Known primarily as a composer since the late 1970s, Mertens is best known for his opus "Struggle for Pleasure". He is also well known for his piece "Maximizing the Audience", which was composed for Jan Fabre's play The Power of Theatrical Madness, which premiered in 1984 in Venice, Italy.
Mertens' style has continually evolved during the course of his prolific career, starting from downright experimental and avant-garde, always gravitating around minimalism, usually, however, preserving a melodic foundation to the forays that he makes into the worlds that he is exploring. His compositional quality has often overweighted the "labelling issue" and reached wider audiences although stemming from a far-from-mainstream musical context (see section In Popular Culture).
Mertens' music was used in the 1987 Peter Greenaway film The Belly of an Architect, along with that of Glenn Branca as well as in the Dutch-British film Shadow Man (1988), directed by Piotr Andrejew.
Mertens is the author of American Minimal Music[1], which looks at the school of American repetitive music.
In March 1998 Mertens became the Cultural Ambassador of Flanders.
In August 2007 Mertens signed a contract with EMI Classics for his entire catalog[2]. The label has prepared an ambitious re-release plan of his back-catalog which will start in January 2008. His "oeuvre intégrale" will be made available digitally and worldwide. But first EMI Music Belgium released Mertens' newest (51st) 9-track album Receptacle on September 24. For this album Mertens decided to work with an orchestra consisting of only women, 17 in total. It is not the first time that Mertens has worked together with EMI. Already in 1999 Mertens released the soundtrack to the Paul Cox film Father Damian via EMI Classics.

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