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Cinema Classics: Andrei Tarkovsky
London POCL-4336
Japan Only.
Classical music used in Tarkovsky's films.
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Watazumido Dohso (a.k.a. Shuso)
A recital Chirashi is shown on the left
Dohso's shakuhachi (a.k.a. hotchiku/hocchiku, Japanese bamboo flute)
music was used in The Sacrifice. The pieces used were:
Shingetsu, Nezasa No Shirabe, and Dai-Bosatsu.
These are included on the second CD below, as tracks number 8, 9, and 10.
Also included on the Everest Group LP, Catalogue No. 3289, below, now
out of print.
–rear of chirashi
–Dohso's 1st CD — rare, only 1000 copies ever made
–Dohso's 2nd CD [ Front | Rear ]
–Shuso Everest Group No. 3289 LP record
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Locklåtar från Dalarna och Härjedalen
Swedish "kulning" folk music, used in The Sacrifice
(e.g., the distant "ethereal" woman singing). Andrei used
Sveriges Radio Records, Catalogue No. RELP 5017. A limited
edition CD has been produced for Nostalghia.com — CD-R copy available
to serious researchers upon request to Nostalghia.com webmasters.
–Contents of Record [PDF] [Folk Music Database]
–Do your own database search
–Sample: Tr.06/A3: Shepherdess' Call at Dawn [mp3]
–CD insert pg 1 | pg 2
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Solaris Official Soundtrack LP
Electronic score by Eduard Artemiev and the Electronic Music Experiment Studio Ensemble
alternate scan
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Edward Artemiev: Solaris, The Mirror, Stalker (1999)
Electroshock Records ELCD 012.
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Eduard Artemiev: Solaris, Mirror, Stalker
Frontdyk Music, Torso Kino 1990
[ insert | insert | insert ]
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CD Vol. 1: Ivanovo Detstvo
Toei Music Publishing (Japan)
[ insert | rear ]
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CD Vol. 2: Andrey Rublyov
Toei Music Publishing (Japan)
[ insert | rear ]
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CD Vol. 3: Solaris
Toei Music Publishing (Japan)
E. Artemyev & Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov.
[ insert | rear ]
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CD Vol. 4: Zerkalo/Stalker
Toei Music Publishing (Japan)
[ insert | rear ]
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Boris Godunov
SONY S3K 58 977 (3 CDs DDD)
Conducted by Claudio Abbado. Recorded at the Philarmonie, Berlin, November 7 – 30, 1993.
Cover is from the Wernicke, Salzburg Festival production in 1994.
The conductor states that the bell is directly inspired by Andrei Rublov [ rear ].
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