Ernst Reijseger (1954-)
Walking Out
Incoming Clouds
Alone with the View
Taken by the River
Geese Compass
Tales of Generations
Longing for Sunrise
Northern Lights
Vigil
Grandfather's Hunting Hat

Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
Dido’s Lament

Ernst Reijseger, violoncelle
Djoeke Klijzing, violoncelle
Charles Watt, violoncelle
Erik Bosgraaf, flûte, flûte basse
Harmen Fraanje, piano, orgue
Alan ‘Gunga’ Purves, percussion
Ensemble Forma Antiqva

Movie directors are fascinated by the sound world of composer and cellist Ernst Reijseger. Werner Herzog was the first who discovered the talent of Reijseger, others followed. The young movie director’s pair of brothers Alex and Andrew Smith asked the Dutch musician to create the score for their film “Walking Out“. The breathtaking scenery and terrifying loneliness of Montana's mountains inspired Reijseger to compose and record exceedingly calm sounds full of devotion, intensity and deep emotions. Reijseger performs together wit the great classic flutist Erik Bosgraaf, the jazz pianist Harmen Fraanje and the ensemble Forma Antiqva. The album "Walking Out" offers esoteric sounds unusual for cellos, flutes, piano, organ and whirling tubes with loving attention to details and talented sensitivity.