"Requiem for a Dying Planet" is a captivating musical journey composed by the renowned Ernst Reijseger, released on August 23, 2006, under the Spring Music label. This album is a unique blend of free jazz, avant-garde, and minimalism, showcasing Reijseger's distinctive style and innovative approach to music.
The album is a soundtrack for two films by the acclaimed director Werner Herzog: "The White Diamond" and "The Wild Blue Yonder." It features a collaboration with Tenore e Cuncordu de Orosei and Mola Sylla, adding a rich tapestry of vocal and instrumental textures to the compositions. The tracks, such as "Dank sei dir Gott," "Libera Me, Domine," and "Kyrie," reflect a profound exploration of sound and emotion, creating an atmospheric and immersive experience.
With a duration of one hour and five minutes, "Requiem for a Dying Planet" is a testament to Reijseger's ability to craft intricate and evocative musical landscapes. The album's blend of genres and its cinematic context make it a compelling listen for those interested in experimental and thought-provoking music.