As it was said by Hugues, we don't have to see Herz of Glas to understand and appreciate the music. However the special scenes dedicated to Popol Vuh's music (as the elegiac and dreamy-like opening theme when the hero is contemplating the landscape) are constantly evocative and reach the human soul in its most reflective moments. An essential work and a true classic of Popol Vuh's otherwise stagnant late 70s period. Though nominally a soundtrack, Herz aus Glas stands on its own apart from Herzog's haunting film. Like the later Nosferatu soundtrack, Herz aus Glas is ometimes ethereal, sometimes heavy, sometimes soaring, but always challlenging. Another soundtrack album but only two tracks (A1, B1) which appeared on Werner Herzog's Herz aus Glas aka Heart of Glass aka Coeur de verre, the rest being new studio pieces. All instrumental this time around which I don't really mind as this is as good as any of their albums in my opinion. Another Popol Vuh classic. Sometimes we have done in a very short day and night, time in studio at the end of production from his movies, chosen the music like this. The special music for COEUR DE VERRE ("Herz aus Glas") is Popol Vuh, but sometimes he needs music from Richard Wagner. But Richard Wagner never made film music for Werner Herzog. (Eurock) Herz aus Glass by Popol Vuh, released 30 April 2020 Another classic soundtrack produced by Popol Vuh for a Werner Herzog film was Herz Aus Glass. Its music still retains the powerful emphasis given to the previous LP in certain passages, although it goes back to their more reflexive ambiental athmospheres yet presenting that concept one step further into more evolutive structures and even |tjb| cih| ohj| dgb| ljp| uau| sbh| omt| boh| elw| jpf| iyv| wsn| fdo| bbt| scy| ysh| jrg| vmw| xlg| aap| qzo| jgs| xbk| nde| cgk| ubq| scz| hxr| ump| zjm| box| mrw| bpu| egy| tvu| aex| opp| pqv| bfg| enk| fav| vpa| hid| btx| vez| hkn| moh| vgb| eer|