"Written for chamber ensemble, solo pipe organ, choir, string quartet, four trombones, and carillon (an enormous percussion instrument played with keyboard and cast-bronze bells) and recorded with a vast array of musicians (...), 'Two Sisters' is arguably Davachi's finest work to date. From the carillon chimes of the opening track, "Hall Of Mirrors", and the lyrical polyphony of "Alas, Departing", it befins as a record of seeming place and time, yet gradually those structures fall away leaving deep organ rumbles and suspended acoustic drones; a slow, graceful exploration of history and decay"