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1.1 Tears of Unicorn1.2 Moonlight1.3 Swallow Flies High in the May Sky1.4 Beautiful Shimmer1.5 Flag1.6 Knight and Spirit of Lake1.7 Puppet's Strange Dream Circus Band1.8 Requiem |
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Lp + Download |
 | Description: | Apologues by Masayoshi Fujita, released 10 September 2015, includes the following tracks: "Swallow Flies High In The May Sky", "Flag", "Puppet's Strange Dream Circus Band" and more.
This version of Apologues comes as a 1xLP.
The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. - LP + DOWNLOADLP version. Includes download code. Berlin-based Japanese vibraphonist and composer Masayoshi Fujita, after releasing more ambient-based electronic recordings of the vibraphone under his el fog alias, became more interested in the sound of the vibraphone itself. He started to compose acoustic pieces and released his first solo album under his real name, titled Stories, in early 2013. Apologues sees Fujita use an array of instruments besides his lead instrument for the first time, such as the violin, cello, flute, clarinet, French horn, accordion, piano, and snare drum - played by friends, but arranged by Fujita himself. My idea was to let those instruments express their own images or atmospheres that each instruments have by nature, or have been given in their history, and not treating them just as accompaniments of the vibraphone. Also, it was new for me to compose a song as a whole. As I wrote the vibraphone part first, I tried to hear other sounds in my head and tried to leave enough room for them and sometimes play only fundamental parts on the vibes. In addition to the mallets, Fujita often plays the vibraphone with a violin or cello bow, like on Tears of Unicorn and Knight and Spirit of Lake. He also places bead strings on the vibraphone bars to create an ambient shimmer that can be heard on songs like Moonlight and Swallow Flies High in the May Sky. The latter was composed to let the clarinet express it's characteristics and tell it's story, while the vibraphone takes a supporting role. The clarinet sounds very warm and soft and very 'spring' to me, says Fujita. Inspired by the silence and deepness of the fog, the mountains and the gravity within, his music has a unique, evocative atmosphere. He connects the song Requiem, which he composed for French horn, to images of mountains, fields and the far away. Tears of Unicorn was inspired by a painting that features in Hayao Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli animation Kiki's Delivery Service (1989), drawn by a woman that lives in the forest. With this album the main idea was to evoke images, atmospheres, sceneries and stories in the listener, the images that have accumulated in myself. At the same time it was an exploration of the unexplored beauty of the vibraphone, and also a pursuit of the charm of the instrumentation and the music itself. -FujitaDownload card included.
Made in the EU."Apologues" is a captivating LP by Japanese vibraphonist and composer Masayoshi Fujita, released under the renowned label Erased Tapes / Indigo. This album showcases Fujita's unique approach to contemporary classical and ambient music, blending delicate vibraphone melodies with subtle string arrangements and acoustic textures. Each track tells its own story through intricate soundscapes that evoke emotion and imagination, making "Apologues" an immersive listening experience for fans of modern instrumental music. Masayoshi Fujita has gained international recognition for his innovative compositions, previously collaborating with artists like Jan Jelinek and releasing acclaimed solo works such as "Stories." The manufacturer, Erased Tapes / Indigo, is celebrated worldwide for its commitment to high-quality releases in the fields of experimental, electronic, and neoclassical music. |  | No. of tracks: |
8 |
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05114741 |
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Erased Tapes Records Ltd. 375 Media GmbH Schachthofstraße 36a, 21079 Hamburg, DE https://375media.com/ |  |
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