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Special offer. Thunder

Stephan Micus

Micus' wish is that the destructive power of these (global warming?) thundergods be placated by the recording, a work of epiphany-inducing insight and swirling epic power. Fascinating stuff.

Special offer. Thunder

Stephan Micus

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Micus' wish is that the destructive power of these (global warming?) thundergods be placated by the recording, a work of epiphany-inducing insight and swirling epic power. Fascinating stuff.

About

Stephan Micus is a unique musician and composer. He collects and studies instruments from all around the world and creates his own musical journeys with them. This is his 25th solo album for ECM and its sound is dominated by the four-metre long Tibetan dung chen trumpet, an instrument he has recently learned and is using for the first time. It was the thunderous sound of this instrument that led to the albums name and its nine tracks celebrating deities around the world. I dedicate this music to the big family of thundergods around the world, humbly hoping that - when they hear it - their destructive powers will be somehow pacified, he says. It features instruments - all played by Stephan Micus - from Tibet, India, Burma, Borneo, Siberia, Japan, South America, Gambia, Namibia, Sweden and Bavaria.The album will be released to coincicde with Stephans 70th birthday January 19.

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March 2023

Micus' wish is that the destructive power of these (global warming?) thundergods be placated by the recording, a work of epiphany-inducing insight and swirling epic power. Fascinating stuff.
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