Heiner Goebbels, Ensemble Klang With Keir Neuringer - Walden mp3 flac

Tracklist

1	Where I Lived And What I Lived For (Simplify, Simplify)	6:46
2	The House	4:17
3	The Ponds	9:33
4	Reading	5:30
5	The Ice List	3:14
6	Spring	17:25
7	Winter Visitors	3:35
8	The Bean Field	4:06
9	The White Pond	4:06
10	The Fitchburg Railroad	5:36

Credits

• Recorded By – Tom Gelissen

Notes

Heiner Goebbels’ Walden sculpts a set of musical landscapes after the eponymous novel by 19th century naturalist Henry David Thoreau. Conceived as a counterpoint to the metropolitan images of his earlier work Surrogate Cities, Heiner Goebbels originally composed Walden in 1998 for the Ensemble Modern Orchestra. But Walden drifts away from a traditional orchestral soundworld, relying on a number of specially-built instruments to create vibrant and unreal sounds, principally the 'steel cello' and 'bow chimes' designed by American painter, sculptor and musician Bob Rutman, to whom the work is dedicated.