Name: 51 Alvorada by Christian Lutz
Duration: 2 min 32 s
Description: Üben für die www.kulturelle-landpartie.de mit Michaela, Rahel, Sarah, Billy, Ricardo und Chris - grenzbereiche Platenlaase meets Kuba Hitzacker...

Lovely! I felt like I was in Tivoli. Thank you for the joyful soundscape!

A Swedish waltz “Lurkasvals” by Olof Misgeld with violin and piano. 26/9-23

Lurkasvals

I tried to make a piece that evoked the nature of Spring, but also the power of nature and the process of renewal (regenesis) during the season. I found it very difficult to mix but hopefully it gives an idea of what I was going for. It's Spring now :)

Spring (Regenesis) - Part Two

Skygge

Having a little more fun,  Happy weekend!

A Shady Palm - Jamie Rhind

Üben für die www.kulturelle-landpartie.de mit Michaela, Rahel, Sarah, Billy, Ricardo und Chris - grenzbereiche Platenlaase meets Kuba Hitzacker...

51 Alvorada

Fun time jam today. Love is the only way.

Joyful Noise (Love, Love, Love)

Jazz Andaluz

Heart of Hearts

The Veronese Riddle (Italian: Indovinello veronese) is (say the most) a riddle written in late Vulgar Latin on a parchment sheet, belonging to an Oractional, probably in the 8th or early 9th century, by a Christian monk from Verona, in northern Italy. It is an example (say the most) of the internationally widespread writing-riddle, very popular in the Middle Ages and still in circulation in recent times. Discovered in 1924, it is considered the oldest existing document in the Italian language.
I think it was nothing more than a monastic chant, and this is my surreal musical interpretation. And I think it wasn't italian language ...

The text, with a literal translation, runs:

Se pareba boves
alba pratalia araba
et albo versorio teneba
et negro semen seminaba

In front of him (he) led oxen
White fields (he) plowed
A white plow (he) held
A black seed (he) sowed.

Veronese Riddle (check the description)

The Gentle Brook

This track was written by Mark and he was looking for some additional juice from the EC, as he’s done a few with us in the past, or rather we’ve done tracks together as he’s practically part of the group now. I just happened to hear the idea the first time I listened and recorded it for him not knowing if he’d like it.  I was riffing on that Big Log by Robert Plant sound.  Turns out it hit the spot and we refined it a bit over the course of a week or so.   Mark is truly a pleasure to work with.  He knows how to create and discuss ideas so things are always staying positive and constructive.  I know we’ll be working together again in some capacity and I look forward to it ! 
Thanks again Mark !

Pick Me Up (Song on the Wind) by mistermark

Music is an international language and it's such fun to learn new perspectives on that way... Thank you all for listening and taking part in all these moments 🙏🎶♥️

51 Alvorada

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