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Felix Und Das Mineralorchester Kubin: Ii: Music For Film & Theatre - VINYL LPTitle: Ii: Music For Film & Theatre Artist: Felix Und Das Mineralorchester Kubin Label: Dekorder Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 880918225548 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2016 10 28 Number of Discs: 1 The long awaited second volume of soundtrack works by German pop and avant garde futurist, Felix Kubin, following 2008's Music For Theatre And Radio Play. Some of Kubin's most adventurous and far reaching music stems from his commissioned works for films,
Title: Ii: Music For Film & TheatreArtist: Felix Und Das Mineralorchester Kubin
Label: Dekorder
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 880918225548
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2016-10-28
Number of Discs: 1
The long awaited second volume of soundtrack works by German pop and avant-garde futurist, Felix Kubin, following 2008's Music For Theatre And Radio Play. Some of Kubin's most adventurous and far-reaching music stems from his commissioned works for films, theatre and radio plays. Freed from conventional song formats and genre stereotypes he effortlessly combines musique concrète noises, splashes of haunted virtual orchestras, Gameboy music minuets and voice collage, interspersed with tons of suspense and gloomy industrial atmospheres. Music For Film And Theatre compiles 11 tracks from Polish director Robert Florczak's "Makbet Remix" (based on William Shakespeare's MacBeth), a waltz from Schorsch Kamerun's "Des Kaisers neue Kleider" (by Hans Christian Andersen) and the complete soundtrack (including the actual sound design) for Anke Feuchtenberger's animation short, Somnambule (1998). Felix Kubin is a renowned composer and producer of radio plays based in Hamburg. In recent years he has released futuristic pop music on the legendary Zick Zack label, weirdo big band jazz with Mitch & Mitch as well as the more experimental ode to the compact cassette Chromdioxidgedächtnis (2014). Over the past 10 years he has composed several major works for modern classical ensembles: Echohaus with Ensemble Intégrales (released on Dekorder in 2010), Falling Still for Ensemble Resonanz and a boys choir, and Lunatyk for Miosz Pkala. His radio play Orphée Mécanique was awarded "Radio Play of the Year" in 2012 and "Best Audio Book 2014". Kubin's first recordings date back to his teenage years in the early 1980s (reissued in 2012 on the Minimal Wave label), followed by his electro acoustic noise duo Klangkrieg and the dada-communist Liedertafel Margot Honecker.
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