Various Artists - Adventure Music: Ten Years - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Martha InchAch, So Fromm, Ach So TrautInch 2. Die Lustigen Weiber Von Windsor InchHorch, Die Lerche Singt Im HainInch 3. Zar Und Zimmermann Holzschuhtanz 4. Der Postillon Von Lonjumeau InchFreunde, Vernehmet Die Geschichte 5. Die Königin Von Saba Magische Töne 6. Die Weiße Dame Komm, Oh Holde Dame 7. Eva Zwanzinette 8. Giuditta Fruende, Das Leben Ist Lebenswart 9. Der Zarewitsch InchAllein, Wieder AlleinInch - InchEs Steht Ein Soldat Am WolgastrandInch 10. In KÖLN 11. Ob Blond, Ob Braun, Iche Liebe Alle Frau'n 12. Ein Lied Geht Um Die Welt 13. Chianti Lied 14. Heut Ist Der Schönste Tag in Meinem Leben

Sounds, tones and lyrics of this album are inspired by the Icelandic classic InchAðventaInch by Gunnar Gunnarsson, a saga about friendship, reliability, trust and harmony with nature. Every year in the dark and icy December, the farmhand Benedict, his dog Leo and the bellwether Eitill wander through the Icelandic high mountains to find lost sheep and save them from frostbite or starvation. Joachim Badenhorst & Mogil create a musical audio film about Nordic landscapes, ice, snow, cold, isolation, winds, elemental forces, finiteness, but also intimacy, friendship, warmth, silence, hope and dreams. Mogil is an Icelandic-Belgian ensemble whose music blends contemporary classical, folk, jazz, minimal and post-rock into it's own universe. The world of Mogil is atmospheric, intimate and mysterious. Voices and instruments combine to form a unity. The tension between the crystal clear soprano of Heiða Árnadottir and the contemporary instrumentation without percussion and double bass creates a characteristic sound, but not only through the timbre of the instruments, the interaction of voice, clarinet, violin, guitar, trumpet and keyboards, but especially through the individual playing art of the musicians Mogil convinces with her very own style. Album Tracks 1. HÁTÍÐ Fer Í HÖND 2. ÁN Hiks 3. Uppsprettu Lind 4. Veröldin Hans 5. Botn 6. Á Milli Hárra Fjalla 7. Ylur 8. Milli Tveggja Heima 9. Á Öræfum 10. Hola 11. Sálmur 12. Andar Í Útlegð 13. Von

Now more than 50 years ago, Mario P. Gutierrez founded the group Los Ruphay in the city of La Paz, Bolivia. In the Quechua language of the Andean region, InchRuphayInch means InchWarmth of the SunInch. Mario P. Gutierrez lived and died with a steadfast dedication to preserve and promote Bolivian music. While his death in 1994 was a great loss for Bolivian traditional music, his legacy is upheld in Los Ruphay, who continue to record and perform into their sixth decade as a group. Mario left behind him a wealth of compositions embodying a cry of rebellion against the injustices faced by the Andean peoples over centuries. It is in this spirit that Los Ruphay this, their twentieth album. Ruphay's music carries with it a philanthropic message of hope for the Andean people. They perform to portray the realities and principles of their traditional ways, and to remind the world that they are there and are not about to disappear from history; to forge their own identity, and to break free from the shackles of colonization. It was the wish of the master, Mario P. Gutierrez, Inchthat modern man change his way of thinking and come to understand that we are star dust vibrating together in the universal soundInch.