Płyta IDEALNA !!!
Nowa, nieużywana, nieskazitelna. Bez najmniejszych wad, bez najmniejszych rys, bez zagnieceń poligrafii, bez

jakichkowlwiek odcisków palców na poligrafii bądź krążku.

Egzemplarz mega kolekcjonerski.
Edycja – plastikowe etui.

Etui bez rys.
Folia fabryczna.

ECM, 1993

1. Twelve Moons
2. Psalm
3. Brother Wind March
4. There Were Swallows
5. The Tall Tear Trees
6. Arietta
7. Gautes-Margjit
8. Darvanan
9. Huhai
10. Witchi-Tai-To

This 1992 recording by the Garbarek Group has their customary blend of Norwegian folk themes and original compositions,

with the leader's big-toned soprano and tenor saxophones at the heart of a music that combines cool lyricism and intense,

if restrained, passion. It's the emotion that Garbarek can concentrate in a single note that distinguishes his work. His

soprano is a keening wail in the unaccompanied introduction to "Brother Wind March," his high-register tenor an

impassioned cry on "The Tall Tear Trees." Rainer Brüninghaus's piano provides a reflectively lyrical contrast, while the

shifting rhythms of percussionists Manu Katché and Marilyn Mazur add variety to the reiterated themes. The CD is filled

with distinctively Norwegian touches. Grieg's "Arietta" is a wistful vehicle for Garbarek's soprano, while the

traditional "Gautes-Margjit" is the briefest of melodies. The haunting "Psalm" is sung by Agnes Buen Garnas with whom

Garbarek recorded Rosenfole, while Mari Boine, singer and Laplander activist, performs her "Darvanam" with just

Garbarek's tenor as accompaniment, invoking another world of musical possibilities. The CD concludes with a serenely

beautiful version of Jim Pepper's "Witchi-Tai-To," first recorded by Garbarek almost two decades before, and touching on

Pepper's Native American roots.