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Rebirth Of A Nation

DJ Spooky Performed By Kronos Quartet

2015 · Classical, Stage & Screen

Rebirth Of A Nation by DJ Spooky Performed By Kronos Quartet

Rebirth Of A Nation is a Classical album by DJ Spooky Performed By Kronos Quartet, originally released in 2015.

About

In 2004, artist-composer Paul Miller, a.k.a. DJ Spooky, re-edited director D.W. Griffith's racially problematic 1915 silent film as <i>Rebirth of a Nation</i>. As you'd expect, contrasts abound on its recorded score. Heavy drums and bass clash with excitable strings on "The Next Election," back-porch harmonica slashes through "A Nation Divided," and modern classicists Kronos Quartet play the blues on "Gus, Elsie, Silas and the Klan." There's even a nod to Griffith's original Wagner score in the driving "Ride of the Klansmen."

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Tracklist

  1. 1The Broken Compass (Intro Theme)1:28
  2. 2A Nation Divided5:16
  3. 3North Isn't South2:58
  4. 4The Most Dangerous Woman in America3:17
  5. 5Stoneman3:23
  6. 6Cameron4:09
  7. 7The Parallax Waltz4:43
  8. 8Gettysburg Requiem4:34
  9. 9What Would Moses Say?6:12
  10. 10Lincoln and Booth Get Acquainted5:50
  11. 11Dixie as Anti-Utopia4:12
  12. 12Blackface (We Are All Sharecroppers Now)5:45
  13. 13Getting Biblical3:32
  14. 14The Election and Results. The New Montage3:39
  15. 15Gus, Elsie, Silas and the Klan6:02
  16. 16Black Militia2:05
  17. 17Ride of the Klansmen6:12
  18. 18The Next Election3:41
  19. 19Ghost of a Smile2:03

Sound DNA

  • Classical

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • David HarringtonVIOLIN
  • Hank DuttVIOLA
  • Jeffrey ZeiglerCELLO
  • John SherbaVIOLIN
  • Kronos Quartet

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