[TR24][OF] Michael Mantler - Comment C'Est - 2017 (Jazz, Classical, Contemporary, Contemporary Jazz)

foobar2000 1.1.10 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2017-11-22 14:25:06
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Analyzed: Michael Mantler / Comment c'est
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR13      -0.23 dB   -15.79 dB      7:24 ?-Aujourd'hui
DR13      -0.27 dB   -16.53 dB      2:34 ?-Intolérance
DR13      -1.86 dB   -19.23 dB      3:05 ?-Guerre
DR12      -1.34 dB   -16.45 dB      2:30 ?-Commerce
DR12      -2.51 dB   -17.72 dB      6:10 ?-Hiver
DR11      -0.23 dB   -14.33 dB     13:49 ?-Sans fin
DR11      -0.25 dB   -13.91 dB      3:26 ?-Folie
DR12      -0.23 dB   -15.08 dB      6:06 ?-Pourquoi
DR12      -0.23 dB   -15.09 dB      3:35 ?-Après
DR13      -0.27 dB   -15.72 dB      2:50 ?-Que dire de plus
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Number of tracks:  10
Official DR value: DR12
Samplerate:        44100 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           1287 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Bass [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Tibor Kövesdi
Bass Clarinet [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Eberhard Reiter
Cello [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Arne Kircher
Clarinet [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Gregor Narnhofer
Conductor [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Christoph Cech
Engineer [Studios La Buissonne] – Gérard de Haro, Nicolas Baillard
Ensemble – Max Brandt Ensemble
Flute [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Annegret Bauerle
French Horn [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Balduin Wetter
Oboe [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Peter Tavernaro
Piano – David Helbock
Trumpet – Michael Mantler
Tuba [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Tobias Ennemoser
Vibraphone [Max Brandt Ensemble], Marimba [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Sun Yi
Viola [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Simon Schellnegger
Violin [Max Brandt Ensemble] – Joanna Lewis, Simon Frick
Voice – Himiko Paganotti

Declaring that he is “no longer able to ignore overwhelming and outrageous recent world events”, trumpeter and composer Michael Mantler leaves the world of abstract music behind to tackle a host of contemporary evils head-on. His texts for Comment c’est, sung by French-born singer Himiko Paganotti, respond to what he calls “the all-pervading environment of hatred, greed and corruption.”Comment c'est “refers specifically and reacts strongly to recent events and concerns itself with a range of deadly serious subjects, such as war, terrorism, hostages, migration, poverty, fear and the exceedingly sorry state of the world in general.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Mantler