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| # 1 | |||||
| 1 | Cellistica | 24:31 |
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| 2 | a) Tango - Saty | 05:47 |
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| 3 | b) Amourage | 10:37 |
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| 4 | c) Opheylissem | 05:11 |
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| # 2 | |||||
| 1 | Spielglocken | 21:24 |
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| 2 | Sebastian im Traum | 28:21 |
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| Recorded: | Winter 1982/83, Hambühren |
| First release: | 01 February 1983, 2LP on IC (KS 80 025/26) |
| Europe: | 16 September 1988, 2CD on Brain (NL202264 a/o NL1150690) 14 September 2000, 2CD on Bertus (B189514) |
| Germany: | 2CD Brain (817 194-2) |
| Russia: | 2CD on ArsNova (AN99-0374) |
| UK: | 01 February 1983, LP on Illuminated Records (JAMS 25) (Without 'Cellistica' and 'Sebastian im Traum') |
| US: | 01 August 1996, CD on Magnum America (MACD 507) 1997, 2CD on Thunderbolt (505) |
| Performed by: | Klaus Schulze (computer, keyboards and programming), Rainer Bloss (sounds, glockenspiel), Wolfgang Tiepold (cello) & Michael Shrieve (EEH computer, Simmons percussion) |
| Inspired by the novel 'Sebastian im Traum' by Georg Trakl. The piece is about the life history of Sebastian, starting on 'Cellistica' and moving through Sebastian's childhood ('Tango - Saty', 'Amourage' and 'Opheylissem') and adulthood ('Spielglocken') to the dream-summary of what he has learned ('Sebastian im Traum'). The theme that occurs in 'Sebastian im Traum' after about 10 minutes was re-used in 'Freeze' on the album 'Angst'. |
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