pellucidity by tim nelson

"Psychedelic classical?" "Ambient-NONelectronica?" You decide. Instrumentation usually associated with symphonic music juxtaposed with Mellotron and decidedly unclassical production techniques...
Track #4, "himinglaeva: that through which one can see the heavens" was featured in "Through the Weeping Glass: On the Consolations of Life Everlasting (Limbos & Afterbreezes in the Mütter Museum)" a 2011 film by the Quay Brothers and is one of two tracks not included as a DVD 'extra' with the majority of the film's score.

Tracklist

1.	ouvertyr: kungen är död	1:20

2.	burning ship slowly sinking	2:09

3.	lamentation of the billow maidens	4:20

4.	himinglaeva: that through which one can see the heavens	4:15

5.	collige virgo rosas	4:45

6.	preamonitus praemunitus	8:29

7.	esprit d'escalier (tystna I )	5:51

8.	ever more, you are	2:28

9.	per alia porci	5:26

10.	what are the names of the sea? (saevar heiti)	3:53

11.	extatisk	8:05

12.	mead of suttingr	5:05

13.	träbit: galdralag	2:05

14.	pathos with scratches	4:39

15.	treppenwitz (tystna II)	4:15

16.	skallerorm	6:29

17.	gustav's hammer	6:22

Credits

released February 20, 2010

Composed, performed, recorded and produced by Tim Nelson at Le Croissant Fertile, Cape Elizabeth Maine, USA February 1-14, 2010. Instruments include mellotron, cello, viola, violin, flute, clarinet, floor toms, wood blocks, glockenspiel, chimes, gong, cymbals, snare drum and vocals.

Nimyonta 100105

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