Arvo Pärt - Silentium Format:Coloured Vinyl remote Northumberland and sub-tropical Australia

remote Northumberland and sub-tropical Australia

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Arvo Pärt - Silentium Format:Coloured Vinyl remote Northumberland and sub-tropical AustraliaThe album centers around a never before released rendition of "Silentium," the second movement of Prt's most famous concerto, Tabula Rasa, performed by Boston based chamber orchestra A Far Cry. The group plays "Silentium" at nearly half the speed of the best known version, released on ECM in 1984. The piece, known for its healing properties for the dying and often used in palliative care facilities (one patient famously called it "angel music"), is