Gurdjieff | The Music of Gurdjieff / de Hartmann | Album

Gurdjieff | The Music of Gurdjieff / de Hartmann | Album

Tags: Era_1900s, Gender_Male, Genre_Ambient, Genre_Modern, Origin_Russia, Type_Studio Release Year: 1989 ARS Score: 85.6

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The Music of Gurdjieff / de Hartmann is a monumental archival collection that functions as an intimate, audio-recorded spiritual transmission. Bringing together the raw 1950s recordings of Russian classical pianist Thomas de Hartmann playing the pieces he co-composed with Greek-Armenian spiritual mystic George Ivanovich Gurdjieff, this album offers an austere, deeply meditative look into what Gurdjieff called "objective music". Originally recorded informally with rudimentary equipment and never intended for a mass commercial audience, the definitive box sets—such as the multi-disc compilations reissued by Light in the Attic—serve as the ultimate historical document of this esoteric music.

Artist Website: wikipedia.org/George_Gurdjieff

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Related Artists: Thomas de Hartmann, The Gurdjieff Ensemble



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