Name: Beirut - A Study of Losses Transparent Blue Double Vinyl
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Beirut – A Study of Losses Transparent Blue Double Vinyl

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This New Double Vinyl by Beirut is available for fast home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £30 +P&P

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Beirut on Double Vinyl Double Vinyl from Beirut is available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £30 +P&P A Study Of Losses is the seventh studio album from Beirut, the musical project of Zach Condon. The project originated in spring 2023, when Viktoria Dalborg, director at the Swedish circus Kompani Giraff, reached out to Condon, asking if he would be interested to provide the music for their next project, a show based on an adaptation of a novel by German author Judith Schalansky. The main themes in Schalansky039s book and in the adaptation for the circus show deal with the concept of loss and the impermanence of everything known to us from extinct animal species, lost architectural and literary treasures to more abstract concepts of loss through the process of aging. In close collaboration, A Study Of Losses, turned into a rather unexpected piece of musicat 18 songs and nearly an hour long, it is by far the largest album Beirut has ever done, and amongst some of their most beautiful work to date

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