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Dawn Imagined (Original Soundtrack) by Donald Rubinstein (CD, 2014)
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Product Identifiers
ProducerDonald Rubinstein^Robin Esterhammer
Record LabelPerseverance Records, Psvc
UPC0827034007023
eBay Product ID (ePID)25070877540
Product Key Features
Release Year2014
FormatCD
GenreSoundtrack
ArtistDonald Rubinstein
Release TitleDawn Imagined (Original Soundtrack)
Dimensions
Item Height0.30 in
Item Weight0.10 lb
Item Length5.00 in
Item Width6.00 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks12
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
TracksDawn Imagined a, Dawn Imagined B, Dawn Imagined C, Longing Theme, Roswell Highway, Dawn Imagined D, Dovining, Music for Chamber Orchestra, Valley of Pain, Life Gets So Corrupted, Fugue for Motorcycle, Birth of Death
NotesI am pleased with my new CD release on Perseverance Records. It affords music important to me a vibrant and darkly creative context in which to be heard. The music presented here is drawn from different times in my career. A good portion of it is based on themes I wrote when I was discussing the possibility of scoring "Dawn of the Dead" with the director, George Romero. The "Dawn" themes sprang from a strongly felt artistic simpatico that existed between George and myself - a shared understanding and dedication to the creative spirit. When I ended up not composing the score the themes I'd written began a life of their own. One set extended into a series of electronic pieces, written and recorded in Roswell, New Mexico in 1987. I took pleasure in developing the musical ideas which had held up nicely in the almost 10 years since I'd written them. "Music For Chamber Orchestra" (1981) also came out of the themes I sketched out for "Dawn of the Dead." It's extrapolation into a concert work became one of the most dedicated compositions of my early career. That piece was largely written in Nova Scotia. Go figure. The music contained on "Dawn Imagined" spans a period of about 30 years and so there is perhaps a journey to be had. I hope you enjoy it. John Kruth speaks to that and more, in his interesting and much appreciated liner notes. Please let me know what you think. My sincere gratitude goes out to you, my listening audience, and compatriots of the soul. I hope you find herein the mystery I delighted in exploring, while composing this work. Donald Rubinstein, January 28, 2014 Santa Fe, New Mexico.
