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"This Delicate Universe" is a five-movement 'choral symphony' by Seattle-based composer Eric Banks set to poetry by Constantin Cavafy (sung in both Greek and English). The music of the Greek sections is mostly in Arabic scales, while the English sections are mostly modal, giving the whole work an ambiguous harmonic character. The film was shot on location at Brock House Society in Vancouver and is directed by Javier Badillo.
00:30 - I. I have brought to art
06:12 - II. In this place
13:08 - III. The morning sea
19:39 - IV. An epic in the heart
30:16 - V. Beside an open window
"BUY VIDEO" gives you unlimited access to this video for 30 days from the date of purchase.
Be sure to also watch the IN CONVERSATION video with Kari Turunen, composer Eric Banks and filmmaker Javier Badillo, available for free, by clicking here or returning to the main page and clicking on the video image in the "Pre-Concert Talks" section.
And don't forget to download the digital program which contains all of the texts and translations as well as Kari's program notes.