Elizabeta Lāce - Mōaigā / Zemesmala / Landside album flac

Album · 2016 · 12 Songs. 2016 Elizabeta Lāce. More By Elizabeta Lāce. See All. Songs About D.

Vētra by Elizabeta Lāce, released 28 March 2016 LIV/ENG/LV poetry translations // TŌVAZ Saddõ, puddõ, Ulzõ saddõ, Ma sadāb mōzõ. Leb tõvvitõd, Boļōkõd, pūgandõks ullõmiz, Tūltȭlpad sīlmad. Jarā eitõd pūdõks, Jarā kīsktõd katūkstõks, Jarā līndõnd Igā pǟl, Oukõks. Ja siz āiga īeb pīlõm. Sidāmõs Kīlma pǟvaļikki silāstõb Armsõ. Lǟb kațki Rōda lind, Sadāb leb Ȭgt, mier. To get to the other side. In the middle of the seas, In the bottom, peace in the deep. Beams the cold Sun. // VĒTRA Krist, birt, Izkrist, Es nokrītu Cauri bezdibeņiem, Akačiem, auku bauriem, Virpuļviesuļu acīm. Ar aizsviestiem kokiem, Noplēstiem jumtiem, Aizlidinātiem Uz neatgriešanos, Ar cieņu. Un tad laiks apstājas. Includes unlimited streaming of Mōaigā (Zemesmala) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Mōaigā (Landside) is art album consisting of twelve audial compositions, photos and texts, created and performed by Elizabeta Lāce.

Music By, Lyrics By – Elizabeta Lāce. Recorded By – Gundars Rullis. Other Versions (1 of 1) View All. Cat.

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Elizabeta Lāce was born on 11th October, 1989 in multi-national family in Murmansk, RSFSR. land of her grandfather, whose surname Lācis in Latvian means the most dangerous and unpredictable animal - The Bear. Her debut album "Mōaigā"(Landside) granted her critical acclaim and was designed to bring attention to environmental and socially-ethnical changes by the sea - in historical Livonian land, identifying herself as Finno-Ugric with shamanic tribal blood from Kamchatka on Mother's side yet with strong german-judeo religious imprints, as well as to make concrete statement on possibilities of harp as a. solo instrument, accompanied by book with images and texts - all created by Elizabeta.

Elizabeta Lāce is a performance artist from Rīga, Latvia, who is currently living in Helsinki, Finland. Her artistic, professional and academic journey is characterized by the concept of inner freedom, richness in diversity and the courage of acceptance.