Daily Discovery: Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans_박지하 Park Jiha (Official Video)
‘Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans’ is the latest single (and video) extracted from Korean multi-instrumentalist and composer Park Jiha‘s third album The Gleam, released via Friday by Glitterbeat Records.
The track was originally composed to soundtrack live the eponymous 1927’s silent black-and-white movie with the same title by influential German director F.W. Murnau.
As the musicians explained, the movie “made me think a lot on the role of light and gave me the opportunity to re-imagine this black and white canvas with a sunrise of my own, I also divided the piri melody into two parts so it sounded like two choirs that would assemble and transition together.”
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