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True North
Full of glassy, bell-like textures evoking the cold, ice-bound beauty of Northern landscapes, the music of True North features rousing percussion, sweeping passages of orchestral grandeur, and memorable melodies brought to life by the haunting sound of the Native American flute and the powerful voice of Kait Kingston. Vast open spaces of ice and snow, the shimmering colors of the Aurora Borealis, and the tenacity of the animal and human communities inhabiting the Pacific Northwest and the Arctic: these are some of the images and ideas that inspired True North.
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Alice Through the Looking-Glass
(2011) Tristan Moore's soundtrack for the Children's Dance Theatre's production of Alice Through the Looking-Glass evokes Alice's dreamy curiosity and the surrealism of Lewis Carroll's land of strange and beautiful fantasy on the other side of the mirror. Be swept away by the kaleidoscopic magic of Alice's peculiar adventures in Looking-Glass Land, with this collection of songs inspired by the eccentric characters and dilemmas Alice encounters.
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Frontpage Follies
(2011) This circus soundtrack is a rollicking celebration of journalism in the 20th century.
Songs draw inspiration from the music of early newsreels, the sounds of typewriters and the mechanical printing press, and other classic elements of the reporter's profession.
Giving particular emphasis to the syncopated rhythms of ragtime and the playful energy of 1920s music, while also paying a visit or two to the soaring orchestrations of newscast themes from the late 20th century, Frontpage Follies is a nostalgic tribute to a bygone era of news-gathering... all with a contemporary circus twist!
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Wilderness Wonders
(2010) Wilderness Wonders explores the imagery of the great outdoors and the ways we interact with nature in all its seasons. This soundtrack evokes a wide range of moods and images, from the tranquility of canoeing down a river to the airborne ecstasy of hang gliding... from the eerie thrills of a campfire ghost story to the crystalline splendor of a wintertime alpine landscape.
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Smirkus Ever After
(2009) This Circus Smirkus Big Top Tour brought together a memorable cast of characters for a tongue-in-cheek romp through the world of childhood fairy tales. Stunning acts performed by a troupe of 30 skilled young circus artists were accompanied by a playfully evocative score written by Tristan Moore. The show received rave reviews throughout its 70-performance tour of the northeast United States during the summer of 2009.
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Smirkusology
(2008) All the music of Smirkusology, Circus Smirkus' science-themed Big Top Tour, is captured here in 23 dazzling tracks. From amped-up circus melodies to evocative electronic excursions, Tristan's diverse soundtrack captures the magic of Smirkus' spectacular, one-of-a-kind experience in an explosion of memorable melodies and electrifying beats.
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Scientia
(2008) A futuristic, electronic adventure into the diverse auditory world of science. From genes to galaxies, from the molten core of the Earth to the stunning biodiversity of the rainforest, Scientia is a celebration of the spirit of inquiry and a tribute to to power of each individual to change the course of the future.
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Pockets
(2005) A powerful journey of sound and emotion celebrating the human imagination and the potential for utopian transformation. Vocals are sung in Japanese, Polish, Yoruba, Hindi, French, Russian and Spanish.
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The 3 Questions
(2004) A multilayered collection of dramatic and evocative music, ranging from intimate instrumental passages to breathtaking vocal melodies inspired by Chinese song. Sung in Chinese and English.
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Sense Pass King
(2003) A high-energy soundtrack tinged with the contemporary and traditional sounds of West Africa, with an undercurrent of electronic ambience. Lyrics in 10 different African languages.
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Crumb & the Pirates
(2001) An electrosymphonic soundtrack representing Tristan's first collaboration with the Children's Dance Theatre. Recorded live at the Capitol Theatre.
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Cartesian Split
(2000) A collection of music created for a circus-theater production at Amherst College. Inspired by themes of childhood, commercialism, fantasy and disillusionment, this album encompasses some of Tristan's earliest explorations in electronic composition.
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