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Brooklyn Babylon


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Prologue

The Neighborhood

Interlude No. 1 ("Infuse")

An Invitation

Interlude No. 2 ("Enjoin")

The Tallest Tower in the World

Interlude No. 3 ("Enthrall")

Construction + Destruction

Interlude No. 4 ("Bewail")

Builders


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d. 18. May 2013

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Karl Ackermann

d. 18. May 2013

"The scope of Brooklyn Babylon is expansive and insightful. Classically bookended with its "Prologue" and "Epilogue," Argue's compositions incorporate pastoral Americana, European influences and measures of avant-garde. As an extended form, this suite differs from Secret Society's much heralded debut Infernal Machines (...) where solo performances are more insistent compared to the impressionistic and billowing backdrop of the main themes. Brooklyn Babylon is cinematic in its slow and understated setting of scenes giving way to highly expressive improvisations and then regrouping".