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Christina Kubisch – Licht himmel

Christina Kubisch

Licht himmel

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The music on this CD is a stereo mix of the 14-channel composition for the sound-light installation 'Licht Himmel' at the Gasometer Oberhausen, inaugurated in March 2006. The work comprises 212 special LED lights, following the architectural lines of the 100 m high building. The sound is transmitted by two speaker circles, one at the bottom and one at the top. Light and sound transform the huge gas tank into a space of contemplation and magic. Trautonium, glass harmonica, tibetan metal bowls, voice, tuning forks, bells, glass gong, glass cornett, double bass, springdrums, nature recordings, electronic devices, electromagnetic field recordings, synthesizer. Mixed and mastered at the Electronic Studio of the Berlin Technical University, June 2006.

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Cat. number: GOK
Year: 2006

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Trautonium, glass harmonica, tibetan metal bowls, voice, tuning forks, bells, glass gong, glass cornett, double bass, springdrums, nature recordings, electronic devices, electromagnetic field recordings, synthesizer. Mixed and mastered at the Electronic Studio of the Berlin Technical University, June 2006.

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From the liner notes: The music on this CD is a stereo mix of the 14-channel composition for the sound-light installation "Licht Himmel" at the Gasometer Oberhausen, inaugurated in March 2006. The work comprises 212 special LED lights, following the architectural lines of the 100 m high building. The sound is transmitted by two speaker circles, one at the bottom and one at the top. Light and sound transform the huge gas tank into a space of contemplation and magic. Trautonium, glass harmonica,…

Tracklist
1Licht Himmel49:08
Credits
Stefan Zintel
Design [Cover Design]
Onnen Bock
Engineer, Singing Bowls [Metal Bowls]
Sabino Ventura
Instruments [Glass Instruments]
Parschick/Lüning
Photography
Thomas Wolf
Photography By
Wolfgang Volz
Photography By
Christina Kubisch
Recorded By [Recordings], Sounds, Mixed By [Stereo Mix]
Joachim Roedelius
Singing Bowls [Metal Bowls]