Ana Sokolović: …and I need a room to receive five thousand people with raised glasses…or…what a glorious day, the birds are singing « halleluia »…
from Thirst by musica intima and Turning Point Ensemble
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This work is inspired by the musical elements of two songs by the Serbian rock band EKV/Ekatarina Velika, and is composed of three movements: fast-slow-fast. Sokolovic has dedicated the piece to the Belgrade urban generation of the 80’s, and to Owen Underhill and the Turning Point Ensemble.
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released November 20, 2015
Composer: Ana Sokolović
Composer: Ana Sokolović
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