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Symphony No. 4 "The Vietnam Symphony" by Dann Glenn
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8 tracks | 61 minutes
Released Aug 2007
on Declassified Records
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An exotic, eerie musical sound scape, that sonically transports the listener further and further into the Vietnam experience, sometimes cascading into harmonic waterfalls, and other times keeping you on the edge of your seat.
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Dann Glenn
Symphony No. 4
(The Vietnam Symphony)
This is the fourth in a series of six symphonic works by Glenn and the second to be distributed digitally. His mixture of full orchestra and digital sound processing creates an exotic, eerie soundscape, that sonically transports the listener into another world.
Each movement carries you further and further into the Vietnam experience, sometimes cascading into harmonic waterfalls, and other times keeping you on the edge of your seat with stark Philip Glass-esque minimalism.
This is by far Glenn's most original work to date. The sounds of human voices, sometimes singing, sometimes unexpectedly shouting to you from the shadows, caps off this incredibly beautiful musical tapestry.
When listening to Glenn's Symphony No.
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