Memoryhouse

In 2002, Richter released his solo debut Memoryhouse, an experimental album of "documentary music" recorded with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, which explores real and imaginary stories and histories. It combines ambient sounds, voices, and poetry readings. The album went out of print several years later, but was re-released in 2009. Four tracks—Europe, After the Rain, The Twins (Prague), Fragment, and Embers—were used in the six-part 2005 BBC documentary Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution produced by Laurence Rees.

When was Memoryhouse released?

Memoryhouse was released in 2002.

How many tracks are on Memoryhouse?

Memoryhouse has 18 tracks, with a runtime of 65 minutes.

What genre is Memoryhouse?

Memoryhouse is catalogued under Ambient.