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Käptn Peng - Der Junge dem die Welt gehört Soundtrack - Vinyl LP

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Käptn Peng - Der Junge dem die Welt gehört Soundtrack - Vinyl LPEin Film von Robert Gwisdek DER JUNGE DEM DIE WELT GEHRT Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Tracklist: Seite A A1. Cosa fa rima con mort A2. Villa Virginia A3. Olica Texture of Words Violet Version A4. Auf Tausend Papieren A5. Taubentod A6. Rorschach Thema A7. Il Matrimonio A8. Sophie Hunger Les Pas A9. Giardino Malfitano Seite B B1. Die Hlfte der Welt B2. Sophie Hunger Je dis oui B3. Rorschach Suite B4. La Blague B5. Bushwalking Warmth B6. La douler

Ein Film von Robert Gwisdek

DER JUNGE DEM DIE WELT GEHÖRT
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

 

Tracklist:

Seite A

A1.             Cosa fa rima con mort
A2.            Villa Virginia
A3.            Olicía - Texture of Words - Violet Version
A4.            Auf Tausend Papieren
A5.            Taubentod
A6.            Rorschach Thema
A7.            Il Matrimonio
A8.            Sophie Hunger - Les Pas
A9.            Giardino Malfitano

Seite B

B1.            Die Hälfte der Welt
B2.            Sophie Hunger – Je dis oui
B3.            Rorschach Suite
B4.            La Blague
B5.            Bushwalking – Warmth
B6.            La douler est l’encre
B7.            The Man of Cups
B8.            La poésie n’existe pas
B9.            Sono tanti

 

CREDITS

music by Janos Mijnssen & Silvan Koch additional music by Anna-Lucia Rupp & Fama M’Boup (A3), Julian Pollina (A4, B9), Sophie Hunger (A8, B2), Bushwalking (B5) lyrics by Anna-Lucia Rupp & Fama M’Boup (A3), Robert Gwisdek (A4, B4, B6), Sophie Hunger (A8, B2), Bushwalking (B5) recorded by Janos Mijnssen & Silvan Koch, Miles Deiaco & Olicía (A3), Tim Knapp (A8, B2), Bushwalking (B5), Tillmann Ostendarp (Drums & Trombone on A4) produced by Janos Mijnssen & Silvan Koch, Olicía (A3), Sophie Hunger (A8, B2), Bushwalking (B5) mixed by David Hohl, Jakob Hegner (A3), Tim Knapp (A8, B2), Aaron Ahrends (B7, B9) mastered by David Hohl, Jacob Korn (A3), Tim Knapp (A8, B2) performed by Janos Mijnssen (Cello, Double Bass, Spinet, Piano, Percussion, Voice, Clarinet), Silvan Koch (Piano, Spinet, Glockenspiel, Percussion), Denis Lavant (Voice on A2, B4), Olicía (A3), Julian Pollina (Voice on A4), Tillmann Ostendarp (Drums, Trombone on A4, B7), Xenia Wiener (Voice on A6, B3), Sophie Hunger (Vocals, Guitar, Mellotron on A8, B2), Alexis Anérilles (Rhodes, Flügelhorn on A8, B2), Miles Perkin (Double Bass on A8, B2), Hanno Stick (Drums on A8), Bushwalking (B5) music supervisor johannes zink

P&C 2024 sàd records, Gempenstrasse 69, 4053 Basel, in cooperation with Kreisfilm. A3 under license from o-cetera, A8, B2 under license from Supermoon, B5 under license from Bushwalking. All rights of the producer and the owner of the recorded work reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, copying, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting of this record prohibited.

 

 

 

 

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