CDs
together with Julie Spencer:
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Now where? - Heine Songs [2007]
With this literary project Blume and Spencer investigate the color palette of the voice in the style of ballads, jazz, art songs, folk, cabaret and theatre, in order to give new expression to the sharp intellect, the social and political commentary, and the extroverted personal style ...»
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Colors Of the Soul [2006]
Classical North Indian traditional music-system with cross-cultural aspects - the new arrangements of this old repertoire convey a completely different of time and space: fascinating, diverse, meditative, inspiring, full of contrasts, lively, attractive. “That which colors the soul”, is roughly translated ...»
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Out Of the Stillness [2006]
Multiinstrumental world music sound collages between improvisation and composition on an assortment of most unusual instruments. This music is experimental and traditional at the same time. The visions of Hildegard von Bingen are transformed into multicultural sound pictures and ...»
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Lost And Found [2000]
Multiinstrumental sound-spectacle through all cultures and musical directions: global, pan-aesthetic multi-stylistic intercultural. Gernot Blume, Julie Spencer, and the ensemble “Colored Fish”, Dan Morris and Pedro Eustache, are crossing all boundaries. ...»
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Changes Inside [1995]
Brilliant, rich sounding jazz compositions of the Duo Spencer Blume for vibraphone and piano. Melodic, complementary music with an impressively clear, characteristic timbre: diverse, quiet, moving, graceful, present, dynamic. ...»
Griot [2006]
Gernot Blume and Peter Epstein play jazz compositions and free improvisations on piano and saxophone. Individualistic, multicultural, multistylistic. Epstein fascinates with free, virtuosic, warm, and flexible saxophone sounds. Blume’s intense, expressive piano style... »
Harp Travels [2004]
Harp Travels is a portrait of Gernot Blume’s eventful musical life. The duality of introverted, meditative and ecstatically dancing sound images for solo harp draws from his global musical horizon. He elicits from his instrument an astonishingly diverse and continuously surprising spectrum of sounds: ... »