The Effective Disconnect

Brian McBride
The Effective Disconnect

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Release date: 28/Oct/2010
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Details / Tracklist: 01. "Melodrames Telegraphies (In B Major 7th) [Part 1]"
02. "Melodrames Telegraphies (In B Major 7th) [Part 2]"
03. "Girl Nap"
04. "Several Tries (In An Unelevated Style)"
05. "Supposed Essay On The Piano (B Major Piano Adagietto)"
06. "Toil Theme Part 1"
07. "Toil Theme Part 2"
08. "Toil Theme Part 3"
09. "Beekeepers Vs Warfare Chemicals"
10. "I Know That You Don't Like The Future Like I Do"
11. "Chamber Minuet"
Number of discs: 1
Extra-Infos: Composed For The Documentary 'vanishing Of The Bees'
Description:The Effective Disconnect by Brian Mcbride, released 28 October 2010, includes the following tracks: "Girl Nap", "Supposed Essay On The Piano (B Major Piano Adagietto)", "Toil Theme Part 2", "Beekeepers Vs Warfare Chemicals" and more. This version of The Effective Disconnect comes as a 1xCD. - COMPOSED FOR THE DOCUMENTARY 'VANISHING OF THE BEES'
Brian says: When George and Myriam approached me to compose for their film they suggested I concentrate on four different themes: The gloriousness of the bees, the endurance and hardships of traditional beekeepers, pesticides and the holistic nature of non-industrial agriculture. I was especially intrigued with the idea of combining some of their mournful aspirations with something more serene. Composing began in May of 2009. I had decided to start fresh not using anything that I had already recorded. Preparing the music for the film, I knew that I needed to provide more built-in changes in the structure of the pieces to give George and Myriam more flexibility.
Music composed for the documentary "Vanishing Of The Bees". Recorded at home in Echo Park, CA. Digipak sleeve.
No. of tracks: 11
Manufacturer No.: 00045232
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