One Little Creature: Pieces Of Time ( Fading Cultures) [Import]

Klaus Zundel (Composer), Sacred Spirit (Performer), B-Tribe (Performer) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (March 9, 2004)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• ASIN: B0000565TZ
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #326,572 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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5.0 out of 5 stars "One Little Creature / Pieces Of Time " ( also, Music Of Fading Cultures ) BY Sacred Spirit / B-Tribe ( aka Klaus Zundel ) !, June 8, 2007

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E. "cactusjelly" (Europe) - See all my reviews

This review is from: One Little Creature: Pieces Of Time ( Fading Cultures) (Audio CD)

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It's hard to find info on this one, let alone find it for sale, but try this link: home.global.co.za/~jvd/right_t.htm
( they do not sell it or any of the CDs they review, but wrote about it );
scroll down till the letter " O " ( One little Creature ).

I'm using here some excerpts from it, as well as adding my own comments.
Easily one of the rarest albums ever mentioned on that site would have to be Music of Fading Cultures ( One little creature: Pieces of Time) released under this project name. The reason is, that it has only been released in Japan, a country that seems to enjoy Enigmatic music more than any other. However what is very important about this little known album is the fact that it is another project by the prolific Austrian composer/producer Klaus Zundel -- known as THE BRAVE ( he of SACRED SPIRIT & B-TRIBE fame ).

Published in 1998 by Virgin Records Japan, the 11 track album includes ethnic chants from all across the globe. Zundel's now-famous cello makes welcome appearances throughout the album. It is imperative that all fans of Zundel and his projects make it their mission to track down this rare, apparently once-off, item. You will not be disappointed if you enjoyed his other albums to date.

It is not clear which parts of the world exactly the tracks are dedicated to ( the above review - which I have shortened - mentionned Inuit, Tibetan monks, African nomads of the desert, & Middle Eastern ), but at least one known INUIT song ( or anthem ) can be recognized, as well as some styles: Tuvan / Siberian & other native / TRIBAL ARCTIC PEOPLE, & Mongolian - interestingly, the place where many Native American tribes originate from.

There is definitely a thread unifying the whole, while at the same time the result is diversified enough. Some PURE Klaus Zundel / Sacred Spirit stuff!

Tracklist:
1 Intro / Prelude
2. One Little Creature
3. You've Gotta Learn
4. Talk To Me
5. Medunya
6. Aloomne
7. Final Call
8. Silent Prayer
9. E Souber Son
10. O Jamboo
11. Don't Be Afraid