The Umbersun

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The Umbersun
Studio album by Elend
Released	1998
Recorded	Wolf Studios
Genre	Neoclassical Darkwave, Gothic
Length	66:48
Label	Music for Nations
Elend chronology
Weeping Nights (1997) The Umbersun (1998) Winds Devouring Men (2003)

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The Umbersun is the fourth album by neoclassical band Elend. It is the third and final album in the Officium Tenebrarum trilogy.

Track listing[]

1. "Du Tréfonds des Ténèbres" – 10:44
2. "Melpomene" – 10:26
3. "Moon of Amber" – 6:12
4. "Apocalypse" – 9:14
5. "Umbra" – 8:43
6. "The Umbersun" – 5:46
7. "In the Embrasure of Heaven" – 5:53
8. "The Wake of the Angel" – 4:46
9. "Au Tréfonds des Ténèbres" – 5:04

Musicians[]

Sopranos[]

Tricia Bentley, Hilary Brennan, Rachael Clegg, Bridget Corderoy, Carolynne Cox, Sally Donegani, Alison Eden, Karen Filsell, Claire Hills, Rachel King, Felice Kuin, Wendy Norman, Kathy Willis, Olivia Maffett

Altos[]

Debbie Bright, Kathryn Cook, Denise Fabb, Victoria Kendall, Katy Meiklejohn, Yvette Miller, Fiona Robinson, Hatty Webb, Lorna Youngs

Basses[]

Tim Bull, Tim Colbourn, Peter da Costa, Mark Fenton, Michael King

Director[]

Peter Broadbent

Solo soprano[]

Nathalie Barbary

Whispered female voice[]

Alison Eden

All other vocals, instruments, sequencing, programming and sound-editing by Iskandar Hasnawi, Sébastien Roland and Renaud Tschirner.

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