Pre-Order: Marianne Nowottny - Kung Fu Kitty (Original Soundtrack Recording) [CD]
Pre-Order: Marianne Nowottny - Kung Fu Kitty (Original Soundtrack Recording) [CD]
This soundtrack was composed and performed by Marianne Nowottny, using a variety of Chinese string instruments, including the zhang (a 21-string zither), the "magic dragon" four-string banjo, various gongs, cymbals, flutes, bells and whistles. Layered throughout are Nowottny's signature keyboard fantasies, voice, electronics and sound effects, producing an audio journey to a mystical and distant land of many moons ago. Marianne Nowottny has long explored dense multi-tracked compositional elements in her avant-pop songs and instrumental tracks. The score of a children's film serves as a natural showcase for the numerous possibilities her work presents.
Tracklist:
- Many Moons Ago - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Sisters in Spirit - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Terrible War That Started It All, The - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Return to Kitty Corner - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- An Afternoon in Monkey City - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Back at the Fortress - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Visitor from Another Realm - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Catwide Quaratine - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Magic Bottle - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Smoking Banana Peel - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Hog King, The - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Unsweetened Dreams - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- An Electrical Storm - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Blood and Milk - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Whipping Cream - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Catland Forever - (with Marianne Nowottny)
- Kung Fu Kitty - (with Marianne Nowottny)
UPC: 675130545525
Label: Abaton Book Company
Release Date: 11.6.26
Format: CD
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