Aguas Da Amazonia

Issued in a Digipak sleeve with 12-page booklet & a white tray. Philip Glass Aguas Da Amazonia Kristjan Järvi MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra Absolute Ensemble (from the front sleeve) Philip Glass Aguas Da Amazonia Kristjan Järvi (from the spine) Philip Glass Aguas Da Amazonia orchestration by [...] Kristjan Järvi MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra Absolute Ensemble Aguas Da Amazonia composed by [...] orchestration by [...] conducted by [...] performed by [...] with [...] MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra recorded at MDR-Studio Leipzig (Augustusplatz) January 26th to 29th, March 07th, 2016. Tonmeister: [...] (Genuin recording group) zusätzlicher Tonmeister: [...] (Genuin recording group) Toningenieur: [...] Tontechniker: [...] Editing and Mixing: [...] Absolute Ensemble recorded at Pencil Factory Recording, New York New York Recording Engineer: [...] Produced by [...] Photos of Absolute Ensemble and Kristjan Järvi: [...] Photo of MDR Sinfonieorchester: [...] Album Produced for OMM by [...] Executive producers for OMM: [...], [...], [...] Águas da Amazônia by composer Philip Glass was first performed by the Brazilian instrumental group [a=UAKTI]. The piece was originally composed as a dance score for a ballet company of Belo Horizonte (Grupo Corpo). Philip Glass was introduced to UAKTI by [a=Paul Simon]. The composition draws inspiration from the Amazon waters. Glass composed the music which the group performed under the artistic direction of, and with arrangements by, [a=Marco Antônio Guimarães]. © and ℗ 2017 Orange Mountain Music, Inc. ℗ 2017 MDR, licensed by Telepool GmbH, under exclusive License to Orange Mountain Music, Inc. MDR Klassik logo OMM logo (from the booklet) © and ℗ 2017 Orange Mountain Music, Inc. (from the CD) Philip Glass Aguas Da Amazonia orchestration by [...] Kristjan Järvi MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra Absolute Ensemble "Aguas Da Amazonia" was originally adapted from Philip Glass's "Seven or Eight Pieces for a Ballet" for the [a=UAKTI] enemble by Marco Atonio Guimaraes and became the basis for this full orchestration created by Charles Coleman The Kristjan Järvi Sound Project logo MDR Klassik logo © and ℗ 2017 Orange Mountain Music, Inc. ℗ 2017 MDR, licensed by Telepool GmbH, under exclusive License to Orange Mountain Music, Inc. Philip Glass's music published by Dunvagen Music Publishers ASCAP www.orangemountainmusic.com www.philipglass.com (from the back leeve) Catalogue numbers: 0115 from the spine OMM 0115 from the CD omm0115 from the back sleeve