Simon Fisher Turner - The Great White Silence MP3 FLAC

Simon Fisher Turner Soleilmoon Recordings Soundtrack 2011

Performer:

Simon Fisher Turner

Album:

The Great White Silence

Style:

Soundtrack

Released:

27 Jun 2011

Country:

Label:

Soleilmoon Recordings

Catalog:

SOL 176 CD

FLAC size:

1501 mb

MP3 size:

1440 mb

WMA size:

2939 mb

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Tracklist

1	The Great White Silence (Part 2)	48:34
2	The Great White Silence (Part 1)	59:49

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BFIB1085	Simon Fisher Turner	The Great White Silence ‎(DVD-V, PAL + Blu-ray)	British Film Institute	BFIB1085	UK	2011

Credits

Bass Clarinet – Sarah Scutt
Computer [Mac] – SFT
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – SFT
Mixed By – James Aparicio
Music By – SFT
Percussion [Bones] – David Coulter
Photography By – Allison Barden, Robert Hellwig, Robyn Waserman
Piano – SFT
Producer – SFT
Recorded By [At St Lukes Studio, The Limehouse Studio And Eastcote Studio] – James Aparicio
Recorded By [Sound Recordist - Scott’s “terra Nova” Hut Recording] – Chris Watson
Recorded By [Strings - At Eastcote Studio] – Phillip Bagnel
Saw [Musical] – David Coulter
Strings – The Elysian Quartet
Vocals – Alexander L'Estrange

Notes

Score also includes a remix of NETWORK by SFT
This remix is by RUPERT LALLY and Features THE ELYSIAN QUARTET

Silence recorded at The Limehouse Studio on the 11th minute @ the 11th hour, on the 11th of November 2010, and placed over the image of Scott’s tent and final resting place.

Chris Watson appears with kind permission of Touch.

Life Soundes recorded in Berlin, Tokyo, Porto and London.

Packaged in a printed vellum outer vertical slipcover, with each CD in its own removable vellum pocket, plus deluxe shiny metallic card booklet insert bound with thread.

Barcodes

Barcode: 753907787627

Companies

Published By – Mute Song

Video

luisRED

4.5 up to 5 stars. A true great experience wit a lot of deep, minimalistic structures not to be missed for ambient fans.

Kuve

This is a highly minimalistic and very quiet ambient album, consisting of delicate ambiental soundscapes interspersed by sampled recordings of various nature (old radio and tape recordings, acoustic instruments, church bells, nature sounds etc).
'Part 1' is segmented into a large number of shorter sections, each offering a different and unique sound experience, however nothing feels out of place, it all interweaves to form one coherent experience. 'Part 2' starts out as "regular ambient" but eventually transforms into something quite different, something more like 'Part 1'.
The end result is something surreal and very unique, which is why I rate it so highly. I was impressed with the experience.
If you like the work of Chris Watson, B. J. Nilsen, Philip Jeck, Fennesz and such, you should check it out.