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Disc No: CDR 90000 076 | Cedille on sale How did the world begin? How did life come about? Religion has given us vivid poetic descriptions of the creation, and it has inspired literature attributing the creating force to God, a god, or an unending cycle that has no beginning and no end. Science has given us the Big Bang, with its single point of super-condensed proto-matter exploding to create innumerable celestial bodies, and Darwin, who explained how man evolved from the failed species that came before us. No matter what we believe, we are fascinated by our beginnings, and we are continually striving for explanations that satisfy our desire to know ourselves better. Discontinued - special bargain |
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Composer | Opus | Music title | Key | Performer |
Kellogg, Daniel (b. 1976) | (2000) | Divinum Mysterium - Prelude | eighth blackbird | |
Kellogg, Daniel | Divinum Mysterium - I. Beginnings | |||
Kellogg, Daniel | Divinum Mysterium - II. The Spirit of God Moved Upon the Face of the Waters | |||
Kellogg, Daniel | Divinum Mysterium - III. Light | |||
Kellogg, Daniel | Divinum Mysterium - IV. Rest | |||
Kellogg, Daniel | Divinum Mysterium - V. Rejoicing | |||
Crumb, George (b. 1929) | Vox Balaena - Vocalise (...for the beginning of time) | |||
Crumb, George | Vox Balaena - Sea Theme | |||
Crumb, George | Vox Balaena - Archeozic [Var. I] | |||
Crumb, George | Vox Balaena - Proterozoic [Var. II] | |||
Crumb, George | Vox Balaena - Paleozoic [Var. III] | |||
Crumb, George | Vox Balaena - Mesozoic [Var. IV] | |||
Crumb, George | Vox Balaena - Cenozoic [Var. V] | |||
Crumb, George | Vox Balaena - Sea-Nocturne (. .for the end of time) |