Komorebi Aino Peltomaa, Harmen Fraanje & Mikko Perkola

• Mikko Perkola (b. 1977), Harmen Fraanje (b. 1976), Aino Peltomaa: Unum II:
• 1 Perkola, Fraanje, Peltomaa: Unum II 05:03
• Anonymous: Jucundum:
• 2 Anonymous: Jucundum 02:57
• Harmen Fraanje, Aino Peltomaa: Keskellä kukkasten kauan:
• 3 Fraanje, Peltomaa: Keskellä kukkasten kauan 03:09
• Anonymous: Magnificetur:
• 4 Anonymous: Magnificetur 06:05
• Harmen Fraanje: Within:
• 5 Fraanje: Within 04:25
• Harmen Fraanje, Mikko Perkola: Lohtu / Or His Myth:
• 6 Fraanje, Perkola: Lohtu / Or His Myth 07:32
• Harmen Fraanje, Aino Peltomaa: O nobilissima viriditas:
• 7 Fraanje, Peltomaa: O nobilissima viriditas 02:35
• Harmen Fraanje: A Small Ray of Light:
• 8 Fraanje: A Small Ray of Light 03:27
• Mikko Perkola: Komorebi:
• 9 Perkola: Komorebi 05:59
• Fraanje, Peltomaa: Sade seinän takana:
• 10 Fraanje, Peltomaa: Sade seinän takana 02:37
• Jää:
• 11 Fraanje, Peltomaa: Jää 06:27
• Riemuitseva rakkaudentunnustus:
• 12 Fraanje, Peltomaa: Riemuitseva rakkaudentunnustus 03:46
• Total Runtime 54:02

Info for Komorebi

How do you describe a feeling, an atmosphere, a memory? How do you reach a state, a space without words? Trio Peltomaa Fraanje Perkola explores unworldly states in their newly created album komorebi, combining their original compositions and improvisations with inspiration from medieval chant and Finnish poetry. A word that cannot be transcribed, Komorebi refers to three Japanese words:木(ko),漏れ(more), and日(bi) with no straightforward translation. It can be described as “to the sunlight shining through the trees”. It beautifully captures the interplay of the aesthetics between the light and the leaves, and the shape of nature’s most profound earthly existence.

Aino Peltomaa, voice, medieval harp
Harmen Fraanje, piano, synthesizer
Mikko Perkola, viola da Gamba, effects

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