Rupert's dawn
Beginning of track 2
The dawn of Rupert's life is represented by a metaphor, an orchestral tuning, with all the nuances of each instrument, duelling with each other until they all reach an impeccable tune. In the background, the pleasant sensations of a breakfast, as if in a sacred ritual.
Wailing tears
Duration: 6:29
Fábio Cardoso: Piano
Guilherme Romanelli: Violin and viola
Ivo Meyer: Violoncello
Lauro de Castro Netto: Arrangement and soprano saxophone
Klaus de Geus: Acoustic guitar and synthesizers
Song composed for Paulo's lyrics. It explores polyrhythm and other elements, such as the lack of formation of specific chords in the passage that is repeated in the introduction, interlude and ending. It was made at a time when my knowledge of harmonizing was still extremely limited, I was practically a boy, but I really liked discovering things on the piano.
This song was once performed at a festival. It was Paulo on percussion, Markus on drums and me on piano. The beginning of the song, in the part without defined chords, Markus and I played, with pen caps, directly on the piano strings. Our intention was to do something that sounded different. Well, I guess it worked: the song was among the last ranked. But it was fun!
"Wailing tears" begins with "Rupert's dawn", using an orchestral tuning as a metaphor, while he is having breakfast.
ISRC: BR-KLU-23-00002
Lyrics
caminho de lágrimas que escoa pelo vale em ribeiro
gemido soluço, soluço gemido
lamento afinado que cai
como águas em cascata
gotas que despencam pela face
lágrimas tímidas e disfarçadas
meigas, ternas, sinceras, sentimentias
por um mundo que não sabe amar
e também por não ser verdadeiro
o que me deixa conformado
é saber que ele chorou
é saber que ele chorou
e suou sangue também
mas nem por isso deixou
de fazer a vontade do Pai