Musique

Precious peace

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Artiste / Réalisateur
Michael Gungor
Publication
juillet 2020
Présentation
This song was recorded in the training centre for the staff operating the technology of the Duga Giant Radar in Chernobyl. This place is filled with looted consoles, mainframe computer cabinets and all manner of cryptic controls and panels. There are also some educational material about NATO weaponry, including all the main American cruise missiles. It was surreal to record a song about peace in this room were the sound of war was still so present. While I was in the Middle East in a war zone, I had a eye opening experience about "Precious peace". One night in my bed as I was recalling what I saw in one refugee camp and the horror of a destroyed city, I realised how precious peace was. It's more precious then gold or anything else. But I was so accustomed to it... I then remembered how politicians are talking to their opponents and how easily is it to loose this precious gift that I have in my country... Let's be cautious about it...
À propos de l’artiste
Michael Gungor is one half of Gungor, and is a co-host of The Liturgists Podcast. Michael is a Grammy nominated musician and composer who lives in Los Angeles, California. He leads the musical collective Gungor with his wife Lisa Gungor and is a co-founder of The Liturgists with Mike McHargue ('Science Mike'). Michael is the host and creator of the podcast “THIS” which shares the name of his second book, in stores April 16th.
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