 Dakota Suite & Emanuele Errante The North Green Down
Dakota Suite & Emanuele Errante The North Green Down
Genre : Classic, Ambient, Electronic
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Listen 01 - the north green down I
02 - leegte
03 - a hymn to haruki murakami
04 - le viti del mondo
05 - the north green down II
06 - the north green down III
07 - a worn out life (with cello)
08 - away from this silence
09 - the north green down IV
10 - they could feel the end of all thing
11 - nobody is ever safe
12 - a loveless moment
13 - no greater pain
14 - the north green down V
15 - the north green down VI
16 - a worn out life
17 - wat we kwijt zijn
18 - the north green down VII
DownloadAfter collaborating on Dakota Suite's remix project (The Night Just  Keeps Coming In) Chris Hooson of Dakota Suite asked Emanuele Errante to  collaborate with him on a project composed for the death of his  sister-in-law called 'The North Green Down'.
Chris had composed a series  of themes around the loss of his sister-in-law and in Emanuele found a  partner to create the sounds which would evoke loss, the temporary  nature of life and the stillness to get through. 'The North Green Down'  also features the marvellous cello of David Darling who creates textures  and waves of melancholy unlike anyone else.
Almost 80 minutes of  fragile pianos, guitars, cello & subtle electronic  elements...cinematic, hypnotic & simply beautiful! "In August 2009,  Johanna and I took what we didn't know then would be our last holiday  with our sister-in-law, Hannah. We knew that Hannah had cancer and that  it was most likely going to take her from us and that moment was  something we could feel draw ever closer. We all went to a place loved  by our family for many years, Southwold in Suffolk. It was clear that  Hannah was in pain. We were walking back from the ocean, for Southwold  lies on the sea, through a part of Southwold called 'the north green'. I  was overwhelmed by what I could feel being taken from us, every step we  took represented a small death. I knew then that I would miss her.  
During that walk with Hannah through the north green I felt there the  beginnings of the music you hear on this record as the main 'north green  down' theme and knew I had to keep going with this tribute to her. I  sent the basic piano and guitar pieces I had recorded at home to  Emanuele. I had previously bought his records and felt in him a  sympathetic soul who would feel the weight of this music and make it  more fitting for the purpose I had in mind, namely a suite of hymnal  pieces for Hannah.
Hannah was a beautiful, selfless and nurturing woman.  This record is for her."