Trey Anastasio & Don Hart - Time Turns Elastic download album

Time Turns Elastic is an album by Trey Anastasio consisting mainly of his work by the same name for orchestra, electric guitar, and vocals. Written with composer and arranger Don Hart, it was recorded in the autumn of 2008 by Anastasio, Hart, and the Northwest Sinfonia. The album also features a solo demo version performed by Anastasio on acoustic guitar. Anastasio began writing the piece in 2006 in preparation for a potential Phish reunion, which was announced in October 2008.

It's never been easy to pigeonhole Trey Anastasio, but even armed with this knowledge, Time Turns Elastic, his symphonic collaboration with Don Hart, still manages to surprise. Anastasio has flirted with orchestral pieces before but this is a full-blown, long-form composition arriving in ten movements, its luxurious strings recalling Gil Evans, and Anastasio 's twinkling single-note leads alternately bringing to mind Larry Carlton and Jerry Garcia

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Time Turns Elastic Trey Anastasio. Listen on Apple Music. 1. Movement 1: Song at Dawn. 2. Movement 1: Ruby Shaded Dawn.

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Free download and listen Time Turns Elastic. Trey Anastasio, Trey Anastasio & Don Hart - Movement 2 - Landslide 03:57. Trey Anastasio - Movement 2 - Rays Of Blue Light 03:00. Trey Anastasio, Trey Anastasio & Don Hart - Movement 3 - Silver Sound Shower 03:57. Trey Anastasio - Movement 3 - Hilstorm 01:40. Trey Anastasio - Movement 3 - Funnels 01:01. Trey Anastasio - Movement 3 - Carousel 02:23. Trey Anastasio & Don Hart - Movement 1: Song at Dawn 05:12. Trey Anastasio & Don Hart - Movement 1: Ruby Shaded Dawn 04:34. Trey Anastasio & Don Hart - Movement 2: Submarine 03:22.

One of most exciting songs to emerge from Phish (version . ) is 'Time Turns Elastic. Comfortably sitting amongst tunes such as 'Guyute,' 'Reba' and 'Fluffhead,' this is a return to those epic, multi-part songs that we missed so much during the last few years of Phish (version . ). While the Phish interpretation can be heard on "Joy," it has also been well played over the summer tour. All of that written, this album doesn't sound anything like Phish; this is Trey Anastasio with Don Hart and the Northwest Sinfonia.