EX-SIGUR ROS VINYL- Kjartan Sveinsson. Der Klang Der Offenbarung.NEW LP - SEALED
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BRAND NEW AND SEALED...
Double 10” vinyl in custom-made gatefold sleeve with artwork by Ragnar Kjartansson. Includes digital download card.
Kjartan Sveinsson, former member of Sigur Ro?s, releases his first solo project, a four act opera - ‘Der Klang Der Offenbarung Des Go?ttlichen’ - which translates as ‘The Explosive Sonics Of Divinity’.
Sveinsson composed the score for his and Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson’s opera inspired by Nobel Laureate Halldo?r Laxness’ novel ‘World Light’.
‘Der Klang Der Offenbarung Des Go?ttlichen’ premiered at Berlin’s Volksbhne theatre in February 2014 where Sveinsson was joined by The German Film Orchestra Babelsberg and the Filmchor Berlin for the 50-minute show.
The live performance sees each of the four movements set to a different theatrical tableau, with scenery changes and slight weather events sweeping in and out of the set, all of which occurs without a single actor gracing the stage. Kjartansson says that ‘Der Klang Der Offenbarung Des Go?ttlichen’ is a banally romantic opera inspired by Halldo?r Laxness’s cunning texts about the longing for beauty.
Since 2011 Kjartan Sveinsson has collaborated with Ragnar Kjartansson on various projects including the durational performance installation ‘Take Me Here By The Dishwasher’ performed by ten troubadours and ‘S.S. Hangover’, a brass sextet for a sailing boat, as well as the globally acclaimed installation ‘The Visitors’. These projects have been performed in museums around the world, as well as undertaking multiple film score work, also with the Icelandic director, Ru?nar Ru?narsson - ‘Sparrows’, ‘Volcano’ and ‘The Last Farm’.
‘Der Klang Der Offenbarung Des Go?ttlichen’ is released via Bel- Air Glamour Records, a joint label between Kjartansson, artist Ingibjo?rg Sigurjo?nsdo?ttir and The Vinyl Factory.
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