Jaani kirik Tartu Estonia

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“This is a performance that somehow positions itself outside the time stream,while gently unfolding… an especially reflective performance” thus spake the Frippster of this exceptional concert. Recorded on the fifth day of his visit to Estonia Fripp is in the zone. The guitarist has it absolutely right when he says of the gig “(It) suggests to me that, whatever the press of mundane concerns, there is a timelessness where the mundane has no purchase & is unable to make a demand.”

I don’t know if Robert was betrayed by his boots near the start of Queer Reflection Harmonic Minor or a deliberate reference to past raptures, but the appearance of the old-style “laser beam” tone on Queer Reflection Harmonic Minor provides a startling counterpoint to the more intimate sounds he adopts for this performance. However if you’re yearning for a jaw-drop of the soundscapes variety, it surely has to be the long note marking the transition from this track to the next. Truly, it’s a breath-taking high-wire moment.

Be warned however, the last piece, an encore for the good folks of Tartu cuts off abruptly when John Sinks’ hard drive cuts out. It’s such a jarring end to what was a sublime event but the journey to this point is well worth it.
Jaani kirik Tartu Estonia

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TRACK
TIME
01
Bell Threshold
01:21
02
Time Reflection
08:08
03
Queer Reflection Whole Tone
05:43
04
Queer Reflection Harmonic Minor
05:12
05
Time Stands Still
10:23
06
Coda Time Stands Still
01:21
07
Queer Jazz Symmetrical
08:33
08
Evensong
13:06
09
Bell Threshold Future Shift
00:46
10
Time Quartet*
03:45
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Written by Armand Gieling
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When I listen to Tartu Soundscapes,- my mind can no longer interfere with- wordly stuff. The musical adventure is born once again!!
Written by Louie Bourland
The Fifth Day In Estonia - Amazing!!
Once again, DGMLive strikes gold with yet another release from Robert Fripp’s Estonian Soundscapes tour in August 2006. This particular gig comes from the city of Tartu on August 26, 2006. Compared to the previous evening’s Soundscape (also available on DGMLive), there is basically no comparison. There is a certain type of musical energy here that gives this gig an extra added boost. Like all the Soundscapes released on DGMLive so far, there are familiar musical elements that are mixed with ...
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