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Max Richter

The Blue Notebooks

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Richter is a British-based, German-born pianist & composer. Following 2002's highly acclaimed "Memoryhouse"- performed by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra & released on the BBC's classical label, Late Junction - The Blue Notebooks is his 2nd solo album, a distinctive & adventurous work that is beautifully recorded & cinematic in scope.14

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Cat. number: CD13-04
Year: 2004

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Texts from 'Hymn of the Perl' and 'Unattainable Earth' by Czeslaw Milosz and 'The Blue Octavo Notebooks', by Franz Kafka, translated by Ernst Kaiser and Eithne Wilkins (Cambridge, MA: Exact Change, 1991). Recorded at Eastcote by Philip Bagnel and Hear No Evil Studios by Steve Parr. © Max Richter 2004 ℗ FatCat Records 2004 Differences on sleeve to original 130701 release: Booklet: Management info missing from page 11. Inlay card: Tracklist in black strip at bottom on rear, sides are black…

Tracklist
1The Blue Notebooks1:20
2On The Nature Of Daylight6:11
3Horizon Variations1:52
4Shadow Journal8:22
5Iconography3:38
6Vladimir's Blues1:18
7Arboretum2:53
8Old Song2:11
9Organum3:13
10The Trees7:52
11Written On The Sky1:39
Credits
Chris Worsey
Cello
Philip Sheppard
Cello
Alex Torrance
Layout
Mandy Parnell
Mastered By
Paul Spencer
Photography By
Max Richter
Piano, Written-By, Producer
Tilda Swinton
Read By [Reader]
Philip Bagnel
Recorded By
Steve Parr
Recorded By
Czesław Miłosz
Text By
Franz Kafka
Text By
John Metcalf
Viola
Louisa Fuller
Violin
Natalia Bonner
Violin