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Multi-layered textural Kontakt instrument for creating sonically captivating soundscapes
Celestial Visions by Ergo Kukke is a meticulously crafted, multi-layered Kontakt instrument, designed to infuse spontaneity into the creation of captivating soundscapes. This innovative tool seamlessly blends four distinct audio sources, offering you the means to embark on a sonic odyssey delving deep into the human subconscious, transcending both time and space. Representing a significant leap forward in atmospheric libraries, "Celestial Visions" serves as a portal to the ethereal realms of your psyche, where dreams intertwine with celestial phenomena. Through a rich array of multi-layered snapshots, this instrument invites you to explore limitless sonic possibilities, making it an invaluable asset for composers and creators in the realms of film, video, and game soundtracks alike.

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Release date is stated as October 8, 2020, which is wrong for this updated version, which was released in digital form in December 2021, the CD-R set released in January 2022.
The release comes in a clear protective sleeve and a 4 panel cardboard folder. The two CD-Rs each come in clear plastic sleeves. The title is written in pencil on each CD and both are signed by Edward Ka-Spel. Also included is a small handwritten and handnumbered piece of paper.

Allar Kaasik has enjoyed a long and fruitful career, in his native Estonia as well as abroad. Reflecting on it in the liner notes to this very personal disc, he singles out one particular aspect: the ambition to embrace the very latest compositions by Estonian composers. Performing in churches as he often does, Kaasik finds music resounding in a church a part of the Holy Service. This is reflected in many of the works which have been written for him, with composers such as Galina Grigorjeva and Kuldar Sink enriching the tradition of Estonian church music. Among Allar Kaasik’s many partners in performing these works, several appear on the present disc, including two eminent choirs – the State Choir Latvija and Estonian National Male Choir – as well as the Latvian organist Kristīne Adamaite. A focal point of the programme is the cello concerto Pro et contra by the most celebrated of all Estonian composers, Arvo Pärt. Kaasik is supported by the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Peeter Lilje and the recording has a particular significance – originally released by Melodiya in 1989, it was the first recording of Pärt’s music published on disc in the Soviet Union following the lifting of the unofficial ban on his music. The remaining works on Timeless Light were all recorded between 2014 and 2016.

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