℗ 2014 Peter Gregson
Released August 19, 2014
Duration 38m 48s
Record Label Deutsche Grammophon (DG)
Genre Classical
 

Lights in the Sky

Peter Gregson

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1.1
Inside
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
3:02
1.2
First Breath
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
5:10
1.3
Clear
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
3:42
1.4
Midnight
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
4:02
1.5
Falling
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
4:52
1.6
Lights in the Sky
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
5:48
1.7
Fiction
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
4:44
1.8
Still, Again
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
3:54
1.9
Outside
Peter Gregson; Peter Gregson
3:34
Lights in the Sky is an album of music for Cello, Piano and analogue synthesizer. All the music was written and performed by Peter Gregson. It was produced by Peter Gregson and Neil Quinlan. It was recorded and mixed by Neil Quinlan at Studio Mute in London between March and August 2013, and it was mastered by John Webber at Air Studios in London.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Deutsche Grammophon (DG) Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.30
-1.76 to -1.07
-16.32
-20.20 to -12.84
-13.66
-16.80 to -9.50
8
5 to 11
1
Inside
-1.08-18.91-15.411
2
First Breath
-1.38-16.08-13.49
3
Clear
-1.11-12.84-9.55
4
Midnight
-1.76-15.40-13.88
5
Falling
-1.35-13.69-12.85
6
Lights in the Sky
-1.32-14.93-12.68
7
Fiction
-1.07-18.27-14.910
8
Still, Again
-1.38-16.51-13.79
9
Outside
-1.22-20.20-16.811

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