Schneider: So lose im Raume - Musikalische Visionen zum Roman "Schlafes Bruder"

Enjott Schneider's "So lose im Raume - Musikalische Visionen zum Roman 'Schlafes Bruder'" is a captivating orchestral work that intertwines music and literature, released on January 1, 1998, under the wergo label. This album is a unique musical interpretation of Robert Schneider's novel "Schlafes Bruder," featuring a blend of orchestral pieces and spoken word performances. The composition is divided into seven parts, each offering a distinct musical vision inspired by the novel. The album begins with "Ein jeder Engel ist schrecklich" and concludes with "Dichte der Kindheit," providing a rich and varied sonic experience. Schneider's work is notable for its integration of Rilke's poetry, performed by boys' voices, choir, organ, and various instruments, adding a layer of depth and introspection. The collaboration with the Orpheus Orchestra and Gerd Güglhör enhances the album's dynamic range and musicality. With a duration of 57 minutes, this album is a profound exploration of music and literature, offering a unique listening experience for fans of classical and experimental music.