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Magnus Granberg

How Deep Is The Ocean, How High Is The Sky?

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Swedish composer Magnus Granberg (Skogen) places baroque instruments alongside prepared piano, objects and electronics in an exquisite 60-minute piece performed with an excellent set of performers including Cyril Bondi, d'incise, Eric Ruffing, Christoph Schiller, &c.

An exquisite 60-minute piece for baroque instruments, prepared piano, objects and electronics by the Swedish composer Magnus Granberg, leader of the acclaimed ensemble Skogen. First performed in Basel in January this year by an experimental ensemble assembled specially for the project: Magnus Granberg (prepared piano), Cyril Bondi (percussion & objects), d'incise (electronics & objects), Teresa Hackel (bass recorder), Wolfgang Hillemann (chitarrone), Anna Lindal (baroque violin), Hans-Jurg Meier (bass recorder), Anna-Kaise Meklin (viola da gamba), Eric Ruffing (analogue synthesiser) and Christoph Schiller (spinet and objects).

Details
Cat. number: AT87
Year: 2015

Format

How Deep is the Ocean, How High is the Sky? (2015)

Duration | 59:36

Recorded at Ackermannshof, Basel, 17th January 2015

Packaged in a gatefold card sleeve.

Release notes

How Deep is the Ocean, How High is the Sky? (2015) Duration | 59:36 Recorded at Ackermannshof, Basel, 17th January 2015 Packaged in a gatefold card sleeve.

Tracklist
1How Deep Is The Ocean, How High Is The Sky?59:36
Credits
Wolfgang Hillemann
Chitarrone
Arvinda Gray
Design
d'incise
Performer [Objects], Electronics
Cyril Bondi
Performer [Objects], Percussion
Aron Jonason
Photography By [Cover Photograph By]
Magnus Granberg
Piano [Prepared Piano], Composed By [Composition]
Simon Reynell
Recorded By
Hans Jürg Meier
Recorder [Bass Recorder]
Teresa Hackel
Recorder [Bass Recorder]
Christoph Schiller
Spinet, Performer [Objects]
Eric Ruffing
Synthesizer [Analogue Synthesizer]
Anna-Kaisa Meklin
Viola da Gamba
Anna Lindal
Violin [Baroque Violin]