- A1: Gil Schneider – Rheingold
- A2: Simonne Jones – Funeral March
- A3: Leo Luchini – Improv A
- A4: Legion Seven – Boy Bye
- B1: Born In Flamez – Love
- B2: Gil Schneider – Walküre Ouvertüre
- B3: P. A. Hülsenbeck – Manipulation
- B4: Leo Luchini – Non-Western Valkyries Theme
- B5: Isa Gt – La Continuacion De La Colonizacion
- B6: Simonne Jones – Ring Motive
- C1: Born In Flamez – Angst
- C2: Ixa – Wv86A
- C3: Simonne Jones – Ride Of The Valkyries
- D1: Isa Gt – Esperando-Me
- D2: Leo Luchini – The Inner Gold Prelude
- D3: P. A. Hülsenbeck – Onda
- D4: Ixa – Giant Storm
- D5: P. A. Hülsenbeck – Strings
The Ring Orchestra is an eight-person effort, a collective coming together to tackle opera and one of the genre’s controversial poster boys. 18 compositions, the artists Born in Flamez, Gil Schneider, Simonne Jones, Leo Luchini, Legion Seven, P.A. Hülsenbeck, Isa GT, and Ixa create a collaborative musical score that uses Richard Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen as the point of departure. Originally, the music was cre-ated for a staging of Der Ring des Nibelungen at Schauspielhaus Zürich, directed by Christopher Rüping and written by Necati Öziri. Far from being an affirmative tribute, the orchestra sets out to decon-struct and break down what Wagner and his opus magnum represent: collaboration over singularity and openness instead of conservative rigidity. The resulting score doesn’t shy away from ambivalence by de-centralizing authorship and encompassing everything from ambient to pop, reggaeton, and a wider vari-ety of non-western musical influences.

