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She, the cellist, brings the lyricism of her strings, melodious enough to provide some movement to what would otherwise be another static musical snapshot from dear Nils. Here, in Music, without beating around the bush but with subtle innovative courage, full of crackling poetry.
She, the cellist, brings the lyricism of her strings, melodious enough to provide some movement to what would otherwise be another static musical snapshot from dear Nils.
Here, in Music, without beating around the bush but with subtle innovative courage, full of crackling poetry.
The review praises the collaboration between pianist Nils Frahm and cellist Anne Müller on their album 7fingers. The music is described as cerebral yet enjoyable, with Anne's expressive cello bringing life to Frahm's minimalistic piano style. Electronic elements and a woman's whispered voice enrich the album's emotional depth. The reviewer awards the album 5 stars and looks forward to their continued partnership. Discover the emotive blend of piano, cello, and electronics in 7fingers—listen now and experience this unique musical collaboration.
When simplicity brushes against telepathy: the piano melody is the same as her voice, which is skewed, in a way (for this reason more beautiful). The notes follow one another calmly, but with an intimate tension, like the smiles of a girl you can’t quite figure out.
When simplicity brushes against telepathy: the piano melody is the same as her voice, which is skewed, in a way (for this reason more beautiful).
The notes follow one another calmly, but with an intimate tension, like the smiles of a girl you can’t quite figure out.
Annelies Monseré's album Helder is praised for its whispery, slow, and intense music. The review highlights the intimate tension between voice and piano, minimalist instrumentation, and an emotional, moody atmosphere. Comparisons to Matt Elliott emphasize its post-folk vibe. The reviewer finds the music beautifully haunting and personally captivating. Listen to Annelies Monseré's Helder for a captivating journey through whispered melodies and moody atmospheres.
Giya Kancheli turns a lament for violin, soprano, and orchestra into a sublime journey of purification. When, after 41 minutes and 58 seconds, the music dies, with those slight and repeated breaths exhaled from the violin of Gidon Kremer, my pride dies, my lust ends, my greed ends, my envy ends.
Giya Kancheli turns a lament for violin, soprano, and orchestra into a sublime journey of purification.
When, after 41 minutes and 58 seconds, the music dies, with those slight and repeated breaths exhaled from the violin of Gidon Kremer, my pride dies, my lust ends, my greed ends, my envy ends.
Giya Kancheli’s Lament is a deeply moving orchestral work dedicated to Luigi Nono’s memory. It combines violin, soprano, and orchestra in a reflective journey spanning meditation and intense emotional bursts. The composition explores themes of spirituality, love, and the beyond, highlighted by the poetic lyrics of Hans Sahl and masterful performances by Maacha Deubner and Gidon Kremer. The reviewer finds the experience profound and transformative. Experience the profound beauty of Giya Kancheli’s Lament – listen now and embark on a transcendent musical journey.
"Music forces me to forget myself, my true situation, it transports me to a new situation that is not mine." "The purest talent in the history of music was named Ludwig Van Beethoven. He broke the strings and hammers of all the pianos he touched because he had no limits. And he broke souls."
"Music forces me to forget myself, my true situation, it transports me to a new situation that is not mine."
"The purest talent in the history of music was named Ludwig Van Beethoven. He broke the strings and hammers of all the pianos he touched because he had no limits. And he broke souls."
This review reflects on Ludwig van Beethoven's Sonata No.9 'Kreutzer' as a profoundly stirring piece that evokes intense emotional responses. Drawing from Tolstoy's character Pozdnyshev, it explores how the sonata excites and transports the soul rather than elevating it. The powerful first 'presto' movement reveals new feelings and perspectives, while the overall work breaks emotional boundaries much like Beethoven himself broke musical limits. Dive into the emotional depths of Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata—listen now and experience its transformative power.
The arpeggios coming from the piano seem like a sigh, gentle and regular, reaching and marrying her embrace, the warm and sinuous body of the cello. The second movement reveals even more wonderfully the inspiration of the Czech composer, with a sway increasingly wider and more flourishing between the pianistic melancholy and the relief of the strings.
The arpeggios coming from the piano seem like a sigh, gentle and regular, reaching and marrying her embrace, the warm and sinuous body of the cello.
The second movement reveals even more wonderfully the inspiration of the Czech composer, with a sway increasingly wider and more flourishing between the pianistic melancholy and the relief of the strings.
This review praises Antonín Dvořák’s Piano Quintet Op.81 as a beautiful embodiment of Slavic and post-romantic music. The reviewer evokes vivid images to describe the music’s emotional depth, highlighting the moving performances by Menahem Pressler and the Emerson String Quartet. The quintet balances folk nationalism with classical tradition, culminating in a lively finale. The included Piano Quartet Op.87 complements the experience, reinforcing Dvořák’s place among great Romantic composers. Discover the enchanting world of Dvořák’s Piano Quintet Op.81—listen now and immerse yourself in its Slavic charm and Romantic elegance.
These are just notes of piano and strings, sometimes soft, sometimes vibrant. And everything is inside. Romanticism is a high dream of the past, present, and future - a force of invincible beauty which towers above, and conquers, the forces of ignorance, bigotry, violence, and evil.
These are just notes of piano and strings, sometimes soft, sometimes vibrant. And everything is inside.
Romanticism is a high dream of the past, present, and future - a force of invincible beauty which towers above, and conquers, the forces of ignorance, bigotry, violence, and evil.
This review praises Giya Kancheli's album 'In l’istesso tempo' for its delicate interplay of piano and strings, embodying profound artistic paradoxes. It reflects on themes such as stillness and movement, life and death, and the eternal power of romanticism in music. The album is celebrated for capturing both ancient and modern influences in a cohesive, evocative experience. Listen to Giya Kancheli's 'In l’istesso tempo' and experience a breathtaking blend of emotion and musical depth.
The whole is more than the sum of its parts, and so it’s not just inventive rap and autistic lo-fi. 21st Century Pop Song will stick in your head better than any Gibbard-Tamborello collaboration.
The whole is more than the sum of its parts, and so it’s not just inventive rap and autistic lo-fi.
21st Century Pop Song will stick in your head better than any Gibbard-Tamborello collaboration.
Hymie's Basement's self-titled album is a delightful collaboration between Yoni Wolf and Andrew Broder, blending lo-fi rap with experimental electronic sounds. The album surprises with inventive beats, poetic lyrics, and deep melodies reminiscent of their other projects like cLOUDDEAD and Fog. With references to influential labels and artists, it offers a unique, avant-garde listening experience. Overall, the album is inventive, engaging, and leaves a lasting impression. Listen to Hymie's Basement for a fresh blend of lo-fi rap and experimental electronics—explore their unique sound now!
She took her favorite instrument, the piano, and reduced it to the essentials. Avant-garde music, by definition, is not for the masses. I like to see it as a form of love, extreme and self-hypnotic, for art.
She took her favorite instrument, the piano, and reduced it to the essentials.
Avant-garde music, by definition, is not for the masses. I like to see it as a form of love, extreme and self-hypnotic, for art.
Andrea Neumann transforms the traditional piano by focusing on its strings and frame, creating minimalist compositions combining abstract electronics and concrete music. She values both collaboration and solo experimentation, emphasizing dialogue and self-reflection in music. Her approach is deeply connected to art and concentration without strict adherence to minimalism ideals. Current projects include collaborative compositions and performances blending music and performance art. Discover Andrea Neumann's unique piano sounds—listen to 4 Questions and dive into experimental minimalism today!
Their fragile music is for me one of the most intoxicating surprises of the last few years. Dagur’s voice shares the same soft, poetic quality as Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir of Múm, like the never-taken photo of a pair of legs dancing imperfect melodies on the smooth rocks of Iceland.
Their fragile music is for me one of the most intoxicating surprises of the last few years.
Dagur’s voice shares the same soft, poetic quality as Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir of Múm, like the never-taken photo of a pair of legs dancing imperfect melodies on the smooth rocks of Iceland.
Slowblow’s self-titled album is a captivating blend of fragile, poetic sounds rooted in Icelandic musical tradition. The duo’s sparse drumming and icy tones create a unique atmosphere reminiscent of artists like Sigur Rós and Múm. Featuring delicate vocals and soft instrumentation, the album offers intimate and surreal experiences through tracks like 'Very Slow Bossanova' and 'I Know You Can Smile.' A beautifully subtle and intoxicating listen. Listen to Slowblow and immerse yourself in their delicate Icelandic soundscape today.
"Inside the 'Empty Rooms' I find some spacious country ballads, imbued with slow psychedelia, American in a very full sense." "This album is simple and sophisticated, like the beautiful young lady in the photo."
"Inside the 'Empty Rooms' I find some spacious country ballads, imbued with slow psychedelia, American in a very full sense."
"This album is simple and sophisticated, like the beautiful young lady in the photo."
The review praises Canyon's 'Empty Rooms' as a sophisticated and spacious alt-country album. It highlights the blend of traditional American melodies with indie lo-fi and psychedelic elements. Songs like 'Sleepwalker' and 'Head Above' are noted for their rich atmospheres and emotional depth. The album is appreciated for its simplicity and artistic beauty, although the identity behind Canyon remains a mystery. Listen to Canyon's 'Empty Rooms' and immerse yourself in this soulful alt-country experience today!
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