The Bruton Suite

"I wrote this music living alone in a church in Bruton", Steve remembers, "I have never written anything in this style before or since." Indeed he hasn't. "The Bruton Suite" is an electronic mass, a solemn, sublime and exalted one-hour long composition that takes you right into that church with its awe-inspiring ornamentations. Time seems to stand still, as these pieces switch from majestic string arrangements into sweet lute mysteries, constantly reinterpretating their motives. The music leaves the listener with a lot of space and by its free floating-nature, the pieces sever all ties with time. "I felt inspired by the atmosphere around me and a sense to discover the truth in me", says Steve, "I devoted my time to a natural form of creativity that seemed to me a wonderful part of a magical environment." That last bit decribes it best: Really, this is both an organic and bewildering landscape that one can wander through, exploring its surface - and oneself.

Tracklisting:
1. Primus. 4'00
2. Secondus. 3'51
3. Tertius. 4'37
4. Quartus. 3'29 => listen!
5. Quintus. 3'13
6. Sextus. 1'52
7. Septimus. 3'17
8. Nonus. 2'21
9. Octavus. 2'34 1
10. Decimus. 3'53
11. Undecimus. 2'01
12. Duodecimus. 2'25
13. Tertius decimus. 3'17
14. Quartus decimus. 3'41
15. Quintus decimus. 2'25
16. Septus decimus. 2'45
17. Septimus decimus. 5'46
18. Duodevicesimus. 3'28