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“Alchemy Of Life” by Copus (song page, archived)

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Song: Alchemy Of Life
Artist: Copus
Genres: Experimental Classical, Spoken Word General, Poetry
Captured: April 15, 2001 (1 capture)

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Song Credits

Composer(s)
    • Wendy Loomis
Composer(s)
    • Royal Kent
Co-Producer
    • Eljohn
Engineer
    • Kenny Evans

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Alchemy Of Life

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Experimental Classical ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Spoken Word General ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Poetry ]

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BRIEF DESC. :

This track is a tribute to all of the great poets and jazz musicians whose collaborations fostered the 'Beat' scene on both coasts.

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Lyrics

It all overlaps In stacks and stacks Circles once around And then perhaps Proceeds to move In a whirling motion The aforementioned Is potion To the mystical Alchemy of life Whose every move Is precise...

Full Description

This track is a tribute to all of the great poets and jazz musicians whose collaborations fostered the 'Beat' scene on both coasts. A two part, jazzy original composition by Wendy Loomis gives wing to the lyrical poetry of Royal Kent. Part one is a jazz fusion groove with strong percussion and a haunting melody. Part two opens up into a free form, atonal swing giving the players room to stretch their musical magic. The fresh, new sound of this track is proof, the spoken word/music art form is alive and well. Instrumentation includes piano, cello, flute, drums and percussion.