1x CD

Ombre

Philippe Starck

France·Original Year: 2003

Release Date

2003

Tracks

11

Duration

49:59

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Notes

Anthologie des musiques qui ont inspiré l'exposition de Philippe Starck à Beaubourg en 2003.

Format

1x CD
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Tracklist

  1. 1

    Theme (feat. Moondog)

    2:35
  2. 2

    Der Himmel Uber Berlin -Le Ciel Au-Dessus De Berlin (feat. Jürgen Knieper)

    4:49
  3. 3

    The Daily Planet (feat. Mark Hollis)

    7:19
  4. 4

    Gnossienne N° 4 (feat. France Clidat)

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    2:56
  5. 5

    5. Cantus Of Memory Of Benjamin Britten (feat. Arvo Pärt)

    6:11
  6. 6

    Stand By Me (feat. APC)

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    4:45
  7. 7

    Saïda (feat. Cheikha Rimitti)

    6:15
  8. 8

    Cello Solo (Live) (feat. Laurie Anderson)

    2:40
  9. 9

    We've Got Four Big Clocks (and They're Are All Ticking) (Live) (feat. Laurie Anderson)

    2:21
  10. 10

    Climax 4 (feat. Alain Bashung)

    4:20
  11. 11

    La Mort D'orion : Le Paradis Terrestre (feat. Gérard Manset)

    5:48
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Questions about the credits

Who wrote Ombre by Philippe Starck?
The writing on Ombre by Philippe Starck is credited to Erik Satie and Ben E. King.

Questions about the companies and places

Which record company is associated with the 2003 edition of Ombre by Philippe Starck, which lists France as its release country or market?
The record company associated with the 2003 edition of Ombre by Philippe Starck, with France listed as its release country or market, is Emi Music France.
Who holds the phonographic copyright for the 2003 edition of Ombre by Philippe Starck, which lists France as its release country or market?
The phonographic copyright for the 2003 edition of Ombre by Philippe Starck, with France listed as its release country or market, is held by Virgin France.
Who holds the copyright for the 2003 edition of Ombre by Philippe Starck, which lists France as its release country or market?
The copyright for the 2003 edition of Ombre by Philippe Starck, with France listed as its release country or market, is held by Virgin France.

Credits & Production

Credits

2 roles · 12 credits

Companies & Places

2 companies · 3 relationships
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