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Peter Broderick - Eyes Closed and Traveling
1. Eyes Closed and Traveling (version 1) 00:00
2. Eyes Closed and Traveling (version 2) 03:32
Eyes Closed and Traveling appeared on Glimmer - the 2011 Takumi Uesaka & Peter Broderick album released on Cote Labo label.
It also appeared on compilations: "Erased Tapes Collection VIII” (2017) released by Erased Tapes and "Piano Cloud Series - Volume One" (2016) released by 1631 Recordings.
*Born in 1987, Peter Broderick is an American-born multi-instrumentalist and singer, brought up in a musical household in Oregon. In his later teenage years he became entwined in the indie folk scene in Portland, recording for the likes of M. Ward, Laura Gibson and Dolorean.
2007 saw Broderick move across the ocean to Denmark, where he began a long collaboration with the band Efterklang, touring the world with them for the next five years. Meanwhile he recorded several albums of solo material, ranging from the sparse classical compositions of his debut album Float to the homemade folk music on Home — constantly experimenting with different musical genres, and also being commissioned to write music for several films and contemporary dance works. He then lived in Berlin for several years where he met and collaborated with many like-minded artists including German pianist Nils Frahm under the name Oliveray and Englishman Greg Haines as Greg Gives Peter Space.
Now known as one of the label’s veteran recording artist, Broderick joined Erased Tapes with his wanderings into the realms of film, dance and documentary scores. 2009’s Music For Falling From Trees, a 30-minute piece in seven sections, was created for a contemporary dance by London-based choreographer Adrienne Hart at Neon Dance. It was followed by Music For Congregation in 2010 and his classic score Music For Confluence, created in 2011 for Jennifer Anderson and Vernon Lott’s spell binding documentary film on five unsolved murders in Idaho.
(*from Erased Tapes website)
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Peter Broderick - Eyes Closed and Traveling
1. Eyes Closed and Traveling (version 1) 00:00
2. Eyes Closed and Traveling (version 2) 03:32
Eyes Closed and Traveling appeared on Glimmer - the 2011 Takumi Uesaka & Peter Broderick album released on Cote Labo label.
It also appeared on compilations: "Erased Tapes Collection VIII” (2017) released by Erased Tapes and "Piano Cloud Series - Volume One" (2016) released by 1631 Recordings.
*Born in 1987, Peter Broderick is an American-born multi-instrumentalist and singer, brought up in a musical household in Oregon. In his later teenage years he became entwined in the indie folk scene in Portland, recording for the likes of M. Ward, Laura Gibson and Dolorean.
2007 saw Broderick move across the ocean to Denmark, where he began a long collaboration with the band Efterklang, touring the world with them for the next five years. Meanwhile he recorded several albums of solo material, ranging from the sparse classical compositions of his debut album Float to the homemade folk music on Home — constantly experimenting with different musical genres, and also being commissioned to write music for several films and contemporary dance works. He then lived in Berlin for several years where he met and collaborated with many like-minded artists including German pianist Nils Frahm under the name Oliveray and Englishman Greg Haines as Greg Gives Peter Space.
Now known as one of the label’s veteran recording artist, Broderick joined Erased Tapes with his wanderings into the realms of film, dance and documentary scores. 2009’s Music For Falling From Trees, a 30-minute piece in seven sections, was created for a contemporary dance by London-based choreographer Adrienne Hart at Neon Dance. It was followed by Music For Congregation in 2010 and his classic score Music For Confluence, created in 2011 for Jennifer Anderson and Vernon Lott’s spell binding documentary film on five unsolved murders in Idaho.
(*from Erased Tapes website)
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Jóhann Jóhannsson - The Theory of Everything
Arranged for piano solo by Anthony Weeden.
Sorting out old recordings. One of the attempts to record a piano version of The Theory of Everything by Jóhann Jóhannsson a few years ago. I think it was a Yamaha baby grand and 2 microphones. Unfortunately, the video has not been preserved.
Jóhanns work on The Theory of Everything was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score at the 2015 Academy Awards and won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score.
*Overview from allmusic: Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannssons elegant score for the 2014 Stephen Hawking biopic The Theory of Everything relies heavily on stirring, lightly minimalist elements and a simple four-note ostinato that is developed and deconstructed at various points throughout the soundtrack. The film, directed by James Marsh, follows Hawking from his days as a healthy and promising young Oxford undergrad to the disabled theoretical physics genius who was forced to communicate through a computer. Its an inspirational tale of overcoming physical adversity through determination and fierce intellect, and Jóhannsson reflects this internal universe with a smart and largely uplifting orchestral score. Hawkings courtship and marriage to wife Jane are at the center of the film and their dedication to one another is reflected here in several wistful, romantic themes punctuated by darker, more haunted elements. Often known for blending icy minimalism with textural electronics, Jóhannssons work here is far more sentimental, telling the story of Hawkings humanity rather than his science.
**The Theory of Everything is a 2014 biographical romantic drama film directed by James Marsh. Set at the University of Cambridge, it details the life of the theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking. It was adapted by Anthony McCarten from the 2007 memoir Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen by Jane Hawking, which deals with her relationship with her ex-husband Stephen Hawking.
01. Cambridge, 1963 - 0:00
02. Rowing - 01:20
03. Domestic Pressures - 03:25
04. Chalkboard - 06:05
05. A Game Of Croquet - 07:08
06. The Origins Of Time - 09:35
07. The Wedding - 12:47
08. The Dreams That Stuff Is Made Of - 14:18
09. Forces Of Attraction - 16:40
10. A Brief History Of Time -18:44
11. A Model Of The Universe - 21:28
12. The Whirling Ways Of Stars That Pass - 24:44
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