Jami Sieber & Kim Rosen - Only Breath mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Cello, Composed By – Jami Sieber
• Narrator – Kim Rosen
• Performer [Guest] – Benjy Wertheimer, David Worm, Erika Luckett, Julie Wolf, Kai Eckhardt, Michaelle Goerlitz, Rhiannon, Steve Gorn, Ulali

Notes

Collaboration between cellist Jami Sieber and poet Kim Rosen.

"A revolutionary meeting between poetry and music that joins the poems of Pablo Neruda, Rumi, Rilke, Marina Tsvetaeva and others with music that moves from vibrant stillness to irresistible worldbeat rhythms."

Poem "Poetry" is by Pablo Neruda, poem "King Of The River" is by Stanley Kunitz.

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