Harold Budd - Pavilion Of Dreams (Vinyl) (US Import)

Harold Budd - Pavilion Of Dreams (Vinyl) (US Import)

R 855.00
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Harold Budd - Pavilion Of Dreams (Vinyl) (US Import)

Harold Budd - Pavilion Of Dreams (Vinyl) (US Import)

R 855.00
Sale price  R 855.00 Regular price 
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Imported from the USA

Artist
Harold Budd
EAN/UPC
0855985006628
Product Type
Vinyl
Cat No
SV162
Released
2022
Pressing
USA
Studio
Superior Viaduct
Music Genre
Ambient , Classic
Styles
Minimal, Ambient, Experimental, Modern Classical
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Description

Harold Budd — The Pavilion Of Dreams
Format: Vinyl • Label: Superior Viaduct (SV162) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Minimal, Ambient, Experimental, Modern Classical

Tracklist:
A1. Bismillahi 'Rrahmani 'Rrahim
A2a. Two Songs
A2b. Butterfly Sunday
B1a. Madrigals Of The Rose Angel
B1b. The Crystal Garden And A Coda
B2. Juno

Imported from the USA.

Shipping & Delivery

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About the artist

Born in Los Angeles, California May 24th, 1936, passed away in Arcadia, California December 8, 2020, due to complications from COVID-19.

Harold Budd has more than 30 solo recordings and collaborations to his credit, from solo piano pieces to densely orchestrated compositions. His love of jazz (he briefly played drums with saxophonist Albert Ayler while serving in the Army) led Harold to get a degree in music composition. He released his second record, the Coltrane-inspired The Pavilion of Dreams, on Brian Eno's Obscure label in 1978 and was still musically active until late in his life.

Source: Discogs

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