Theme from the score to Morten Meldgaard's documentary about danish WWII freedom fighter Kim Malthe-Bruun. The film was produced by Barok Film and the soundtrack released as a double cd on Under the Spire. Violin played by Peter Broderick.

Palimpsest (For Strings)

From the remix disc of Soundtrack_Remix. Broderick revisits his initial recordings and reworks the piece. Released as a double cd on Under the Spire.

Palimpsest (For Strings) (Remix By Peter Broderick)

Following on from 2012's split LP with Gareth Hardwick, Gold Beach is the fourth album and third release on Low Point by Danish composer P Jørgensen. 

After working on several commissions, including the score to Kim, a 2009 documentary film about World War Two Danish resistance leader, Kim Malthe-Bruun, Gold Beach was painstakingly recorded, processed and assembled over the course of the last four years. 

Unlike Jørgensen's previous works, electro-acoustic compositions subject to heavy computer processing, the most notable departure on Gold Beach is the prominent use of unprocessed acoustic instruments, including double bass, violin, clarinet and saxophone. 

The framework to Gold Beach was created by Jørgensen and his group of musicians carrying out a series of both structured and improvised sessions, which were then subject to additional recording, editing and further composition. Whilst some sessions stand more or less untouched from their first takes, others were subject to heavy editing, though the feeling of instant composition is maintained throughout. 

Solemn and melancholic, Gold Beach is a work of intricacy and immense beauty. Exchanging electronics for live, organic sounds, the album is heavy in mood and atmosphere, possessing an elemental strength so often missing from albums of this genre.
Limited edition vinyl LP packaged in a full colour matt sleeve. 

Gold Beach (Side A)

Following on from 2012's split LP with Gareth Hardwick, Gold Beach is the fourth album and third release on Low Point by Danish composer P Jørgensen. 

After working on several commissions, including the score to Kim, a 2009 documentary film about World War Two Danish resistance leader, Kim Malthe-Bruun, Gold Beach was painstakingly recorded, processed and assembled over the course of the last four years. 

Unlike Jørgensen's previous works, electro-acoustic compositions subject to heavy computer processing, the most notable departure on Gold Beach is the prominent use of unprocessed acoustic instruments, including double bass, violin, clarinet and saxophone. 

The framework to Gold Beach was created by Jørgensen and his group of musicians carrying out a series of both structured and improvised sessions, which were then subject to additional recording, editing and further composition. Whilst some sessions stand more or less untouched from their first takes, others were subject to heavy editing, though the feeling of instant composition is maintained throughout. 

Solemn and melancholic, Gold Beach is a work of intricacy and immense beauty. Exchanging electronics for live, organic sounds, the album is heavy in mood and atmosphere, possessing an elemental strength so often missing from albums of this genre.
Limited edition vinyl LP packaged in a full colour matt sleeve. 


Gold Beach (Side B)

Final movement off P Jørgensen/Gareth Hardwick 12" split on Low Point

Four Pieces For Moreschi (#4)

main theme for the documentary short "Fares", dir. Thora Lorentzen.
feat Christoph Berg on violin

Fares & Aziz

Opening theme for the movie Asmodeus.
performed by mezzo-soprano Anna Caroline Olesen & icelandic chamber choir Staka with conductor Stefán Arason.

Opening Theme (feat. Anna Caroline Olesen & Staka)

Track for the movie Asmodeus by director Jonas Kærup Hjort.
Vocals by Morten Grove Frandsen. 
Strings by Christoph Berg.
Music composed & arranged by Peter Jørgensen.
Lyrics from "Selige Sehnsucht" by J W von Goethe.

Selige Sehnsucht (feat. Morten Grove Frandsen)

Corale + Outro (For String Quartet)

Opening track from the album Alt I Stykker, released on No technique june 13th 2019.

For Countertenor & Ensemble

Peter Jørgensen is a composer & sound artist based in copenhagen, denmark. 

His current work "...continues to blur the boundaries between the genres of neo-classical, ambient and drone. The music is exquisitely composed with delicate strings weaving through an array of found sounds at a slow and delicate pace. The pieces are full of wonderful textures and sounds and Jørgensen dramatically uses space and silence to give the music added weight."

pressquotes on Gold Beach (Low Point):

"supremely atmospheric album"
-Norman Records

"Gold Beach is a masterful effort that makes a lasting impact"
-A Closer Listen

"Captures an artist in rapid, thrillingly ambitious transition"
-LMYE

"Excellent record!"
-Vital Weekly

pressquotes on Soundtrack_Remix (Under the Spire):

"As a single-disc album, this would be a mightily strong release, but the remix disc makes it all the more essential."
-Boomkat

"Jørgensen has re-invented the album as a creative sun around which a galaxy of ideas and implications rhizomatically revolve. It is a return to the essence of what music by its very nature has always been: A stimulation of all senses, of emotion and intellect alike."
-Tokafi


pressquotes on second album "To" (Low Point):

"It shouldn't take you longer than two seconds to figure out that 
this is one of the releases no to miss this year."
-tokafi

"Drone music of the highest order."
-vital weekly

A piece of work that is instantly striking due to some awesome sound 
design and sublime textures which continue throughout the CD....
Ranging from the powerful to the minimal, the relaxed to the intense 
and pretty much every flavour in between....
A huge recommendation on this one. Wonderful."
-smallfish

"Impressing as a complete and concise statement."
-textura

"This is totally sublime and as it evolves it’s very lovely."
-norman records

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