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This CD was recorded in just a few hours on a cold December day 2009. The idea was to record exactly as much music as was needed. In other words, all tracks are first takes. There is no additional material.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Through The Looking Glass<\/strong> is Meloscope’s<\/strong> third CD. Thirteen snapshots from Meloscope’s musical world, spanning from compositions to free improvisations. The line between them is not always clear, meaning it\u2019s not always obvious what is written or not. It\u2019s music performed with energy and great communication. “Meloscope plays music that lets time breathe,” wrote Magnus Eriksson<\/strong> of SvD<\/strong> about Re: Someone Lost<\/em>, the group\u2019s first CD. This quote aptly captures the essence of Meloscope\u2019s music.<\/p>\n\n\n\n