Bryars: The Sinking Of The Titanic / Barnett, Bryars Ensemble, et al

　　Bryars's The Sinking of the Titanic is one of the oddest and at the same time most mesmerizing works to come out of this end of the century. It began in 1972 as an abstract art piece that kept on building and changing in the composer's mind. It's a ghostly tapestry of eerie echoes, distant sounds almost like whale songs, and interjected rifts representing the band that was playing even as the boat sank. This is a masterpiece that rewards repeated listenings. --Paul Cook

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Opening Part I

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Titanic Hymn (Autumn) All Strings

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Hymn II

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Interlude

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Hymn III

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Hymn IV (Aughton)

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Opening Part II

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Titanic Lament

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Woodblocks

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Last Hymn

　　The Sinking Of The Titanic: Coda

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