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“I saw the circulation of my own dark blood; I saw the coupling of love and the modification of death… I saw your face; and I felt dizzy and wept, for my eyes had seen that secret and conjectured object whose name is common to all men but which no man has looked upon — the unimaginable universe.” — Jorge Luis Borges [1899 – 1986]
The title of the present album is inspired by the short story “The Aleph”, written in 1945 by the Argentine short-story writer, essayist, poet and translator Jorge Luis Borges. The release date for “A ∞” is the same as the Argentine writer’s birthday (August 24, 1899 – Buenos Aires, Argentina) and due to this, Anna Stereopoulou wishes to thank him for the constant reminders, to be found throughout his work, of the value and meaning of life.
The album consists of music composed during 2012-2013, commissioned for collaborations with various artists worldwide, as well as out of the need to express inner feelings and visions. Although the pieces are based on the composer’s main ‘voice’ and influences (piano, jazz, psychedelic and other elements), the music included explores a diversity of ‘sonic scopes’ and techniques, reflecting the ‘stereoscopic’ character of Anna Stereopoulou’s work. Her album “A ∞” functions as a bridge connecting her latest released project (“…oneirograph…v.5.spindle : live in italy” | March 27, 2013) and upcoming album (“electron” | t.b.a.).

All music composed, performed and produced by Anna Stereopoulou
Album image by Filio Magenta
Album artwork by Francis Etto
© Copyright, Anna Stereopoulou, 2013
A STEREOSCOPIC perspective of Music & Art ©
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  1. michael powers

    Satnapar, WOW ! Thanks for sharing this with me this morning. I bought it after the 1st. min. of listenening to it…all the best to you and everyone at RadioQ37.

    1. anna stereo

      Thank you so much for your words and support, dear Michael! …As well as Radio Q37 for the wonderful presentation! Much love and regards from Greece, anna ~

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