A Breaking Music Project by Disolutum Est

Guardando el Secreto

Fanfarria

Ocaso En Alta Mar (extended Version)

Las Negras Septiembre 2023

A Breaking Flying Music Project by Disolutum Est

Breakdown

Zarabanda

A Breaking Dance Music Project by Disolutum Est

Zarabandance

A Flying Breaking Music Project by Disolutum Est

Indian Dub (Mix 1)

Indian Dub (Mix 2)

Indian Dub (Mix 2).WAV

Scheduled Sunset (Mix 2)

A Flying Floating Music Project by Disolutum Est

Distant Space

A Symphonic Flying Music Project by Disolutum Est

Breathing

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Thirty-five years ago during a long trip to deep Turkey in which I traveled through practically the entire Anatolian peninsula. On my journey to the East I visited cities like Diyarbakir, the capital of Kurdistan and some other remote regions such as the extensive Lake Van or the mythical, due to its broad biblical resonances, Mount Ararat, located on the same Turkish-Iranian border. A country that at that time was still presided over by Ayatollah Khomeini... 

But shortly before reaching that goal, on my journey along the entire Black Sea coast I had stopped in the city of Trabzon, the old Trevisonda, where about a hundred kilometers away, beyond the influence of Trabzon – as the city is known in Turkish – begins an entire extension starring the Pontic Mountains that house extraordinary corners and natural spaces. 

One of them, perhaps the most important not only for its history but for its wonderful and difficult location, since it is literally hanging from the side of a mountain, as if it defied the laws of gravity, is undoubtedly the magnificent Monastery of Sümela, founded at the end of the 4th century and considered one of the oldest in Christendom. Located in the Altındere National Park, in a magical environment, it is embedded in the vertical rock wall of the mountain, at 1200 meters above sea level.
Founded in the year 386 AD. During the reign of Emperor Theodosius I (375-395), legend tells that two priests undertook the founding of the monastery on the site after having discovered a miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary in a cave in the mountain. 

During the occupation of Trabzon in the years 1916-1918. The monastery was captured by the Russian Empire. The site was finally abandoned in 1923, after a forced population exchange between Greece and Turkey. The deported monks were no longer allowed to have another property to settle in, so they buried a famous icon of Sumela under the floor of the chapel of Saint Barbara. In 1930 a monk secretly returned to Sumela and recovered the icon, transferring it to the new Panagia Monastery of Soumela, on the slopes of Mount Vermion, near the city of Naousa, in Macedonia, Greece. 

During our visit, we ascended a narrow path for about an hour surrounded by the lush vegetation of a lush forest. I vividly remember throughout the walk the strong aroma of wet earth and my impression of surprise and disbelief when I glimpsed for the first time, behind the trees, the impressive profile of the building hanging from the rock wall. 

It is a magical and strange place, which becomes even more unreal when the fog extends throughout the valley and partially hides it. It is then when the place, surrounded by thick forests, takes you back to a remote time, when the hand of man had not yet challenged nature in its original beauty and the world was about to begin....

Sümela (The Ascension)

Late Afternoon in the Generalife Gardens

Late Afternoon In The Generalife Gardens

The Ice Cathedral

Awakening To Reality

Disturbing Calm

Disturbing Calm (Mix 2)

Gallop

Empty Space

Piano Disolutum

Resonances

Solipsism

Wind Dance

Aurora Consurgens

Before Our Existence

Cotton Clouds

Late Spring

Unrest

A Symphonic Music Project by Disolutum Est

The Silence Of Waiting

A Floating Flying Music Project by Disolutum Est

L'Intangible

Sunset On The Beach

Sailing

A Breaking  Disolutum Est Music  Project
https://youtu.be/AVztzQpoCdk

Demolición

Demolicion

Recuperación y montaje personal libre de la pista inédita y  perdida de la banda sonora original de Aguirre.

La hipnótica y extraña música interpretada a la guitarra sintetizada por el malogrado líder de Popol Vuh, Florian Fricke, fallecido en 2001 aparece por vez primera,  de forma muy breve,  en el film de Werner Herzog,  Aguirre,Der Zorn Gottes, (Aguirre, la Cólera de Dios) (1972),.  incorporada en la secuencia del largometraje del director alemán  que comúnmente es conocida como “Flowing River”, un pasaje hipnótico que en el metraje de la película está situado en el minuto 6, poco después de la secuencia en la que un cañón en llamas se desploma sobre el río..
 
Esta esquiva pieza, que yo personalmente rastreé durante casi 30 años, jamás fue publicada en ningún álbum conocido ni de su  autor, Florian Fricke , ni del grupo que lideraba, Popol Vuh, y extrañamente tampoco aparece en  ninguna de las diferentes ediciones de la banda sonora original del film de Werner Herzog,  Aguirre,Der Zorn Gottes, (Aguirre, la Cólera de Dios) (1972),

La referida pieza volvía de nuevo a aparecer de forma algo más extensa, en un trabajo del mismo director para la televisión, el cortometraje sobre el saltador de esquí Walter Steiner, Die große Ekstase des Bildschnitzers Steiner  (El Gran éxtasis del Escultor de Madera Steiner) (1974).

Según he podido averiguar al parecer el máster original de Florian Fricke, parece haberse perdido para siempre, por lo que es  bastante probable que esta versión  sea lo mejor que puedas escuchar.

Ver también mi montaje de vídeo Lighthouses in the Storm, ("Faros en la Tormenta")

https://youtu.be/e9lhfnp0g4w

The hypnotic and strange music played on the guitar synthesized by the late leader of Popol Vuh, Florian Fricke, who died in 2001 appears for the first time, very briefly, in the film by Werner Herzog, Aguirre, Der Zorn Gottes, (Aguirre, the Wrath of God) (1972) ,. incorporated into the sequence of the German director's feature film that is commonly known as "Flowing River", a hypnotic passage that in the movie footage is located in the 6th minute, shortly after the sequence in which a burning cannon collapses over the river..

This sought after piece, which I personally tracked for almost 30 years, was never published in any known album by its author, Florian Fricke, or the group he led, Popol Vuh, and strangely does not appear in any of the different editions of the band original sound of Werner Herzog's film, Aguirre, Der Zorn Gottes, (Aguirre, the wrath of God) (1972).

The aforementioned piece again appeared in a somewhat more extensive way, in a work by the same director for television, the short film about the ski jumper Walter Steiner, Die große Ekstase des Bildschnitzers Steiner (The Great Ecstasy of the Steiner Wood Sculptor) (1974).

As I was able to find out apparently the original Florian Fricke master, it seems to have been lost forever, so it is quite likely that this version is the best you can hear.

See also my video montage "Lighthouses in the Storm")
https://youtu.be/e9lhfnp0g4w

Flowing River

Disolutum Est is a Free Music Project, which explores musical fields such as ambient, minimalism, repetitive music and electronica, created in Madrid (Spain) in March 2017 by the artist "disoluto" Ernesto G. Bermejo. 

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