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Pictures At An Exhibition is a music studio album recording by MEKONG DELTA (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal/Progressive Rock) released in 1996 on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette. ‘PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION’ Speech by Professor Geoffrey Blainey AC opening the. MAC.ART exhibition at the Collins Street Gallery. Collins Street, Melbourne, October, 2003.
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Fanfare 1970-1997 (2017)
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Total Size: 6.52 GB (CD) + 34.1 GB (BDA) + 9.22 GB (BDA FLAC Stereo & Mch) + 2.18 GB (Scans Box) 3% RAR Recovery
Label: BMG / Manticore EU Cat#: BMGCAT101BOX Genre: Progressive Rock
Legendary progressive rock giants Emerson, Lake & Palmer were formed in 1970 by the brilliant keyboard virtuoso Keith Emerson, gifted singer / composer / guitarist Greg Lake and dynamic drummer / percussionist Carl Palmer. Torchbearers of the progressive rock sound, ELP jointly created the super-group concept and are among the most important bands in the history of rock music. They helped to broaden the audience for the genre from hundreds of thousands into tens of millions. ELP were one the most commercially successful rock bands of the 1970s, their first 7 album releases making the U.K. Top 10 and U.S. Top 20 album charts. Despite the tragic deaths of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake in 2016, the amazing and inspirational music of ELP very much lives on.
This is a lavishly packaged, limited edition, numbered box set. Rigid matt-black outer box with foil-blocked cover text.
Showcasing the immense musical talents of Keith Emerson, Greg Lake & Carl Palmer, and containing a wealth of ELP audio and visual treasure, from 1970 to 1997.
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• Released Date: October 27, 2017
The Remastered 11 Classic original ELP albums (1970-94), on CD with Original sleeve artwork reproduced:
CD 01 – Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970) [2012 Remaster]
01. The Barbarian – 04:31
02. Take A Pebble – 12:31
03. Knife-Edge – 05:04
04. The Three Fates – 07:44
05. Tank – 06:48
06. Lucky Man – 04:38
CD 02 – Pictures at an Exhibition (1971) [2016 Remaster]
01. Promenade – 01:57
02. The Gnome – 04:16
03. Promenade – 01:22
04. The Sage – 04:40
05. The Old Castle – 02:31
06. Blues Variation – 04:19
07. Promenade – 01:28
08. The Hut Of Baba Yaga – 01:12
09. The Curse Of Baba Yaga – 04:09
10. The Hut Of Baba Yaga – 01:06
11. The Great Gates Of Kiev – 06:35
12. Nutrocker – 04:23
CD 03 – Tarkus (1971) [2012 Remaster]
01. Tarkus – 20:38
02. Jeremy Bender – 01:46
03. Bitches Crystal – 03:58
04. The Only Way (Hymn) – 03:46
05. Infinite Space (Conclusion) – 03:21
06. A Time And A Place – 02:59
07. Are You Ready Eddy? – 02:11
CD 04 – Trilogy (1972) [2015 Remaster]
01. The Endless Enigma (Part One) – 06:41
02. Fugue – 01:56
03. The Endless Enigma (Part Two) – 02:02
04. From The Beginning – 04:13
05. The Sheriff – 03:22
06. Hoedown – 03:45
07. Trilogy – 08:51
08. Living Sin – 03:11
09. Abaddon’s Bolero – 08:07
CD 05 – Brain Salad Surgery (1973) [2014 Remaster]
01. Jerusalem – 02:45
02. Toccata – 07:19
03. Still… You Turn Me On – 02:51
04. Benny The Bouncer – 02:21
05. Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression, Pt. 1 – 08:36
06. Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression, Pt. 2 – 04:46
07. Karn Evil 9: 2nd Impression – 07:05
08. Karn Evil 9: 3rd Impression – 09:04
CD 06 & CD 07 – Welcome Back, My Friends, to the Show That Never Ends (1974) [2016 Remaster]
Disc 1
01. Hoedown – 04:28
02. Jerusalem – 03:18
03. Toccata – 07:24
04. Tarkus – 27:24
05. Take A Pebble – 11:07
Disc 2
01. Piano Improvisations (Including Friedrich Gulda’s Fugue And Joe Sullivan’s Little Rock Getaway – 11:53
02. Take A Pebble (Conclusion) – 03:14
03. Jeremy Bender / The Sheriff – 05:24
04. Karn Evil 9 – 35:17
CD 08 & CD 09 – Works Volume 1 (1977) [2017 Remaster]
Disc 1
01. Keith Emerson: Piano Concerto No. 1 – 18:25
02. Greg Lake: Lend Your Love To Me Tonight – 04:03
03. Greg Lake: C’est La Vie – 04:18
04. Greg Lake: Hallowed Be Thy Name – 04:38
05. Greg Lake: Nobody Loves You Like I Do – 03:59
06. Greg Lake: Closer To Believing – 05:36
Disc 2
01. Carl Palmer: The Enemy God Dances With The Black Spirits – 03:22
02. Carl Palmer: L. A. Nights – 05:44
03. Carl Palmer: New Orleans – 02:46
04. Carl Palmer: Bach Two Part Invention In D Minor – 01:54
05. Carl Palmer: Food For Your Soul – 04:00
06. Carl Palmer: Tank – 05:08
07. Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Fanfare For The Common Man – 09:43
08. Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pirates – 13:21
CD 10 – Works Volume 2 (1977) [2017 Remaster]
01. Tiger In A Spotlight – 04:35
02. When The Apple Blossoms Bloom In The Windmills Of Your Mind I’ll Be Your Valentine – 03:57
03. Bullfrog – 03:51
04. Brain Salad Surgery – 03:08
05. Barrelhouse Shake-Down – 03:49
06. Watching Over You – 04:04
07. So Far To Fall – 04:57
08. Maple Leaf Rag – 02:02
09. I Believe In Father Christmas – 03:19
10. Close But Not Touching – 03:21
11. Honky Tonk Train Blues – 03:11
12. Show Me The Way To Go Home – 03:30
CD 11 – Love Beach (1978) [2017 Remaster]
01. All I Want Is You – 02:36
02. Love Beach – 02:45
03. Taste Of My Love – 03:33
04. The Gambler – 03:22
05. For You – 04:29
06. Canario – 03:58
07. Memoirs Of An Officer And A Gentleman – 20:16
CD 12 – Black Moon (1992) [2017 Remaster]
01. Black Moon – 06:59
02. Paper Blood – 04:29
03. Affairs Of The Heart – 03:49
04. Romeo And Juliet – 03:41
05. Farewell To Arms – 05:09
06. Changing States – 06:04
07. Burning Bridges – 04:45
08. Close To Home – 04:28
09. Better Days – 05:36
10. Footprints In The Snow – 03:50
CD 13 – In the Hot Seat (1994) [2017 Remaster]
01. Hand Of Truth – 05:24
02. Daddy – 04:43
03. One By One – 05:07
04. Heart On Ice – 04:20
05. Thin Line – 04:47
06. Man In The Long Black Coat – 04:14
07. Change – 04:44
08. Give Me A Reason To Stay – 04:15
09. Gone Too Soon – 04:13
10. Street War – 04:23
Previously unreleased CD albums, mastered by the internationally celebrated studio engineering team of Andy Pearce & Matt Wortham:
CD 14 – Live at Pocono International Raceway, USA 8th July 1972 (2017)
01. Hoedown – 04:10
02. Tarkus – 22:05
03. Take A Pebble – 04:36
04. Lucky Man – 02:57
05. Piano Improvisations – 06:57
06. Take A Pebble (Reprise) – 02:07
07. Pictures At An Exhibition – 18:22
08. Blue Rondo A La Turk – 18:19
CD 15 – Live At Waterloo Concert Field Stanhope NJ USA, 31st July 1992 (2017)
01. Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression Part 2 – 11:01
02. Knife-Edge – 05:32
03. Black Moon – 07:11
04. From The Beginning – 02:49
05. Affairs Of The Heart – 04:39
06. Lucky Man – 05:23
07. Fanfare For The Common Man / America / Blue Rondo à La Turk – 14:47
CD 16 – Live at Birmingham Symphony Hall, 27th November 1992 (2017)
01. Knife-Edge – 06:02
02. Paper Blood – 04:33
03. Close To Home – 03:54
04. Creole Dance – 04:03
05. From The Beginning – 03:00
06. Pictures At An Exhibition (Medley) – 15:43
07. Fanfare For The Common Man / America / Blue Rondo A La Turk – 13:46
CD 17 – On The BBC: The Old Grey Whistle Test 1979, Pop Goes Summer 1993 (2017)
01. The Old Grey Whistle Test 1979 – 41:06
02. Pop Goes Summer 1993 – 20:32
CD 18 – Live At Élysée Montmartre, Paris, 2nd July 1997 (2017)
01. Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression Part 2 – 05:17
02. Tiger In A Spotlight – 03:28
03. Hoedown – 04:16
04. Touch And Go – 04:06
05. From The Beginning – 04:01
06. Knife-Edge – 05:50
07. Bitches Crystal – 04:31
08. Creole Dance – 03:51
09. Honky Tonk Train Blues – 03:18
10. Take A Pebble – 06:56
11. Lucky Man – 04:56
12. Tarkus – 11:08
13. Pictures At An Exhibition (Medley) – 10:21
14. 21st Century Schizoid Man / America – 04:52
Audio Blu-Ray, containing the stereo and 5.1 surround sound mixes of the albums:
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970) – Steven Wilson 2012 Remix in 24/48 Stereo & 5.1 Surround:
01. The Barbarian – 04:31
02. Take A Pebble – 12:37
03. Knife-Edge – 05:37
04. The Three Fates – 02:56
05. Tank – 05:04
06. Lucky Man – 04:41
Extra Tracks (24/48 Stereo Only)
01. Promenade – 01:29
02. Drum Solo – 03:02
03. Take A Pebble (Alternate Version) – 03:39
04. Knife-Edge (Alternate Version) – 04:18
05. Lucky Man (First Greg Lake Solo Version) – 03:01
06. Lucky Man (Alternate Version) – 04:42
Tarkus (1971) – Steven Wilson 2012 Remix in 24/48 Stereo & 5.1 Surround:
01. Tarkus – 20:44
02. Jeremy Bender – 01:56
03. Bitches Crystal – 03:58
04. The Only Way (Hymn) – 03:49
05. Infinite Space (Conclusion) – 03:23
06. A Time And A Place – 03:04
07. Are You Ready Eddy? – 02:14
08. Oh, My Father – 04:06
Extra Tracks (24/48 Stereo Only)
01. Unknown Ballad – 02:00
02. Mass (Alternate Take) – 05:34
Trilogy (1972) – Jakko M Jakszyk 2015 Remix in 24/96 Stereo & 5.1 Surround:
01. The Endless Enigma (Part One) – 06:45
02. Fugue – 01:58
03. The Endless Enigma (Part Two) – 02:02
04. From The Beginning – 04:19
05. The Sheriff – 03:24
06. Hoedown – 03:46
07. Trilogy – 09:00
08. Living Sin – 03:12
Extra Tracks in 24/96 Stereo & 5.1 Surround
01. Abaddon’s Bolero – 08:16
02. From The Beginning (Alternative Version) – 04:15
Brain Salad Surgery (1973) – Jakko M Jakszyk 2015 Remix in 24/96 Stereo & 5.1 Surround:
01. Jerusalem – 02:45
02. Toccata – 07:22
03. Still… You Turn Me On – 02:55
04. Benny The Bouncer – 02:21
05. Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression, Pt. 1 – 08:36
06. Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression, Pt. 2 – 04:47
07. Karn Evil 9: 2nd Impression – 07:10
08. Karn Evil 9: 3rd Impression – 09:07
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What happens when Berlin breakdancers Flying Steps, Brazilian street artists Os Gemeos and 19th-century Russian composer Mussorgsky meet in a contemporary art museum? The new show 'Flying Pictures' offers the answer.
How would pictures sound if they were music? Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky had already attempted to answer this question in 1874 with his suite of 10 pieces, titled Pictures at an Exhibition. He was inspired by drawings and watercolors created by his friend Viktor Hartmann, an artist, architect and designer, while he was traveling in various countries.
Inspired by this work written 150 years ago, the composer brothers Vivan and Ketan Bhatti took Mussorgsky's score and rescripted it in a new composition.
With their music, the urban dance group Flying Steps then developed a show reflecting the Russian composer's initial question: What would these pictures look like if they were turned into dance acts?
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A historical exhibition hall
The result, titled Flying Pictures, premiered on Wednesday, in a location that's unusual for hip hop dancers but well used to pictures and exhibitions: Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof, a contemporary art museum that served until 1884 as the Berlin-Hamburg Railway station building.
Crystal of fire 2 mac os. The idea of combining urban dance and classical music in a museum had already been done by Flying Steps back in 2010, as they premiered their production Flying Bach in Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie, a museum designed by modernist architect Mies van der Rohe.
Taking unusual risks is what 'makes museums vital and creative institutions,' said Udo Kittelman, director of the Nationalgalerie, who's also responsible for the Hamburger Bahnhof. The risk paid off, as that show became the starting point of an international tour that turned the Berlin group into one of the most successful urban dance acts worldwide.
Bringing street art into the museum
In Flying Pictures, the dancers are not the only ones conveying Mussorgsky's music into a visual form. The duo of Brazilian street artists Os Gemeos — which means 'the twins' and in this case, are brothers Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo — were also invited to create figures and props for the production. Their artistic name actually reads almost like a label: OSGEMEOS.
Street art fans are probably familiar with the 'Yellow Man' in the district of Kreuzberg
The brothers, who grew up in Sao Paulo's hip hop scene in the 1980s, pointed out that they easily identified with the project and the way it combined influences: 'Our grandfather played classical music, our older brother was an artist; so we had the mixed inspirations of our family and the city's urban culture,' they said ahead of the premiere.
Germany was actually one of the first countries that invited them to do an exhibition outside of Brazil. 'We never expected to travel with our art, but this show in Munich in 1998 is what opened the door to Europe,' they said.
For Flying Pictures, they developed the visual references provided by Hartmann's drawings — even though some of the original pictures have disappeared. They also integrated their own trademark style into the show.
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For example, Os Gemeos are particularly well known for the 'giants' they have painted on different murals throughout the world, including Berlin's 'Yellow Man.' Among the figures and props they have created for the Flying Pictures show is an inflatable version of a giant b-boy. 'We felt it would be nice to bring one of our giants into the museum,' the Brazilian artists said.
The giant b-boy created by Os Gemeos sits in the background
From the boombox to the classical orchestra
B-boying or b-girling is the term used within the scene, instead of the better known 'breakdancing,' which was dropped by insiders who felt it had become a mainstream media umbrella term used to describe different styles of hip hop dance, including popping and locking.
Early hip hop dancers in the Bronx in the 1970s typically had a boombox in the background. Berlin's Flying Steps are accompanied by a live music orchestra, the Berlin Music Ensemble.
To create the music, the Bhatti brothers did not simply add an electronic beat to Mussorgsky's composition. Vivan Bhatti described the creative process as 'superscription,' comparing it to the palimpsest, through which a manuscript page was scraped to be reused for another document. 'The original shines through these new notes being played by a music orchestra,' the composer explained.
For the beats, the composers were inspired by the techniques developed by 20th century avant-garde musicians, through which the Bhattis applied unusual ways of playing the tuba to serve as the bass drum, or a loop of a plucked violin string to create another layer of rhythm.
Also contributing impressive rhythms to the show is Daniel Mandolini, aka Mando-Beatbox. His beats are so colorful that they really do paint pictures.
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'Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks': the Flying Steps dancer reproduces Hartmann's sketches from 1871
An international mix
The Flying Steps dancers perfectly embody the name of the troupe, as they appear to defy gravity when they spin and flip through the air. Like the creators of the production, the eight dancers of the show have international roots, with members born in Siberia, Brasil, Macedonia or Ethiopia.
The composers' 'avant-garde' inspiration shouldn't give the wrong impression. This is a crowd-pleasing production designed to draw an audience of all ages. Since music, dance and street art have no language barriers, the Flying Steps' latest show directed by Vartan Bassil is also destined to open more international doors.
And along the way, Flying Pictures will certainly contribute to introducing the older generation to urban art, and the young one to the works of Russian composer Mussorgsky. Who wouldn't agree with that picture?
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Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
Figurines at the Great Gate
Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky wrote his piano work 'Pictures at an Exhibition' after having seen an exhibition of his friend, the painter Victor Hartmann, whom he respected very much. Mussorgsky's main goal was not to create a precise musical presentation of the paintings, but to portray the impressions left behind by his deceased friend. Kandinsky was a big fan of the music.
Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
The Great Gate of Kyiv
In 2016, the art world celebrated the 150th birthday of Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky - an appropriate occasion for bringing the original designs of his stage production 'Pictures at an Exhibition' to Dessau, where the work premiered in 1928. The paintings were based on the piano cycle with the same title by composer Modest Mussorgsky.
Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
Gnomus
The model for 'Gnomus' is said to have been a watercolor by Hartmann depicting 'a gnome clumsily stumbling around on his short legs.' Kandinsky's stage setting is only slightly reminiscent of that. Art historian Ludwig Grote describes horizontal stripes that flash up before vertical stripes and a little black figurine appear.
Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
Catacombae
In musical terms, 'Catacombae' is a dialogue between Mussorgsky and his dead friend Hartmann. For art historian Ludwig Grote, Kandinsky's transformation on stage was a rather sobering experience: 'Whitish-greenish underground. The forms build up according to their size, moving from left to right, until finally the great arch drops down from above.'
Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
The Hut of Baba Yaga
The daily 'Anhalter Anzeiger' wrote about the premiere, 'A mysterious construction is standing in front of us, a pointer is turning around, colors are flashing up: green and yellow - the lights at the sides are flashing up again: an incredible tension is enticing, and at the same time, torturing the viewer - it's that old secret that, in our imagination, is surrounding witches and magicians.'
Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
Bydlo
Kandinsky's stage direction for this painting was, 'All of the figurines are to appear immaterial levitating in a non-defined space.' The circles are reminiscent of the wheels of a hay wagon. When Mussorgsky composed this piece, he was imagining a hay wagon drawn by an ox. Slot madness no deposit bonus.
Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
The Marketplace at Limoges
Kandinsky's wife Nina said about the work of her husband, 'He was unusually gifted in that he was able to imagine the world of his paintings with all of its forms and colors exactly in the same way in which they then appeared on the canvas. Adobe lightroom classic cc 8 3 15. His ideas struck him very suddenly in a moment of enlightenment after which he tried to capture them in little thumb-sketches.'
Kandinsky and Mussorgsky: When art meets music
Das Meisterhaus in Dessau
The incentive for Kandinsky's stage composition was given by Georg Hartmann, the director of the Friedrich-Theater in Dessau. When visiting Kandinsky's Studio, he was struck by some compositions 'which, with their lines and powerful colors, their dramatic contrasts, appeared to have been made for the stage.'