Artist: Various Artists
Album: Karaindrou: Tous des oiseaux
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 58:23
Total Tracks: 22
Total Size: 561 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Savina Yannatou – The Wind of War (02:51)
1-02. Argyro Seira – The Dark Secret (03:56)
1-03. Savina Yannatou – Encounter (04:05)
1-04. Nikos Paraoulakis – Between Two Worlds (02:34)
1-05. Argyro Seira – David’s Dream (06:56)
1-06. Stella Gadedi – Towards the Unknown (00:44)
1-07. Savina Yannatou – Lament (02:50)
1-08. Giorgos Karyotis – The Confession (04:05)
1-09. Nikos Paraoulakis – Separation (03:20)
1-10. Vangelis Christopoulos – Why? (01:01)
1-11. Savina Yannatou – The Impossible Journey (02:44)
1-12. Alexandros Botinis – Je ne me consolerai jamais (01:21)
1-13. Yannis Evangelatos – A New Beginning (01:27)
1-14. Eleni Karaindrou – Love Theme (04:11)
1-15. Vangelis Christopoulos – The Waltz of Hope (02:37)
1-16. Eleni Karaindrou – Mitra’s Theme – Walking in Tehran (02:59)
1-17. Yannis Evangelatos – Lonely Lives (01:37)
1-18. Eleni Karaindrou – Reconciliation Theme (Var.) (01:13)
1-19. Sokratis Sinopoulos – Mitra’s Theme (Var.) (01:36)
1-20. Aris Dimitriadis – Captured Heart (01:26)
1-21. Vangelis Christopoulos – Reconciliation Theme (02:34)
1-22. Eleni Karaindrou – Love’s First Call (02:05)

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Greek composer Eleni Karaindrou’s new album draws upon music created for two special projects: Tous des oiseaux, a play by Lebanese-Canadian writer Wajdi Mouawad, and Bomb, A Love Story, a film by Iranian actor-director Payman Maadi. Tous des oiseaux, has won great acclaim for its bold exploration of the complex web of cultural identity; Karaindrou says of the play that it opened new horizons and broadened her perceptions. Meanwhile, Bomb, Eleni’s first new cinematic collaboration since the death of Theo Angelopoulos, has just been nominated for an APSA award for Best Original Score. Both works feature compositions for string orchestra and Karaindrou’s cast of gifted soloists. In what is now a thirty-year tradition, extending back to the Music for Films recording of 1990, Karaindrou’s luminous themes and arrangements acquire new contours and continuity through the mixing and editing of producer Manfred Eicher.