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Garland: Moon Viewing Music (Inscrutable Stillness Studies #1)

2/16/2018, 6 Tracks, 34:10

Featuring

  • William Winant
  • Peter Garland

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Composer's Artistic Vision

Peter Garland, the composer, describes winter moonlight as having a unique intensity, creating an 'inscrutable stillness' due to the extreme cold and silence.

Source: Booklet

Recording & Production

The album was produced by Jim Fox, William Winant, and Scott Fraser, and recorded, edited, and mastered by Scott Fraser in Los Angeles in August 2017.

Source: Booklet

Composer's Artistic Vision

Composer Peter Garland considers moon viewing a year-round activity, though it is traditionally associated with autumn in Japanese literature.

Source: Booklet

Composition History

The cycle 'Moon Viewing Music' was composed in the winter and was specifically written for John Lane.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

The performer William Winant plays gongs and tam-tam on this recording.

Source: Booklet

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