Contemplazione

 Some music should be mandatory in the educational program for building an emotional and conscious foundation.

 With Mozart, children can become adults, and adults can become children again!

This review celebrates Mozart's Violin Concertos No.3 and No.5 as essential works of emotional beauty and joy. Featuring a legendary 1978 recording by Herbert von Karajan and a young Anne-Sophie Mutter, the album perfectly balances youthful innocence and mature artistry. The performances capture Mozart's timeless message of love, harmony, and optimism. It highlights the concertos as pieces that connect generations and inspire a deep appreciation for the purity and vitality of classical music. Experience Mozart’s timeless violin concertos with Anne-Sophie Mutter and Karajan—listen now and feel the pure joy of classical music!

 Paul Bley has the remarkable gift of being able to inspire endless journeys in the minds of those who wish to prepare themselves for free flight.

 The fourth variation obsesses me; I can play it on repeat, each time gripped by lyrical involvement.

The review highlights the transformative power of Paul Bley's solo piano album Solo In Mondsee. It praises Bley's ability to evoke deep emotions and freeform improvisation, blending influences from classical and jazz traditions. The superb sound quality and the use of a Bosendorfer Imperial piano are also emphasized. The album is described as one of the best releases of 2007, inviting listeners to engage intensely and personally with the music. Dive into Paul Bley’s Solo In Mondsee and experience a masterful solo piano journey—listen now and feel the emotion unfold.

 The piano concerto is a prodigious invention of the human mind.

 If you are looking for a listening experience that transports you to a world far from urban drabness... dedicate 40' to pure Beauty.

This review highlights Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.5, 'Emperor,' as a groundbreaking work in piano concerto form. It praises the virtuosic and poetic qualities of the composition and celebrates Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli's sublime interpretation with the Wiener Symphoniker. Emphasis is placed on the concerto's innovation, majestic character, and emotional depth. The review invites listeners to experience the piece as a transcendent escape into beauty. Listen to Michelangeli's stunning Emperor Concerto and immerse yourself in Beethoven's timeless masterpiece today!

 I immediately knew this would be a great group. For the first time in a long time, I felt really excited because if they already played so well together after a few days, what would happen after a few months?

 The rhythm is no longer rigidly marked, but it is a pulse that gets under your skin; the cymbals, drums, and bass strings are used melodically, liberating the rhythm section from the restrictive role of mere accompaniment.

Miles Smiles is hailed as one of Miles Davis' greatest albums, notable for its revolutionary rhythmic interplay and spontaneous musical chemistry. Featuring an exceptional quintet, the album blends modern bebop with free jazz experimentation. The review emphasizes the group's cohesion, vibrant solos, and the timeless quality that makes this album essential for jazz lovers. Listen to Miles Smiles now and experience the groundbreaking jazz quintet that reshaped rhythm and improvisation.

 The music begins, mysterious, unsettling. It feels like being in total darkness, until the appearance of strange luminous phenomena, inexplicable.

 If then you happen to come across his solo concert nearby, RUN! I saw him play for free at the Ciampino Jazz Festival... he played brilliantly for almost two hours.

Matthew Shipp’s 2005 solo piano album 'One' presents a unique blend of original jazz compositions inspired by the cosmos. The music is mysterious, evocative, and abstract, balancing lyricism with dissonance and rhythmic ingenuity. The reviewer highlights the album’s thematic depth and live performance mastery, comparing Shipp to jazz greats like Monk. Overall, it’s praised as a brilliant and captivating jazz experience. Discover the mesmerizing universe of Matthew Shipp's 'One'—listen now and experience a transcendent jazz journey.

 Listening to it is a disconcerting, hallucinatory experience!

 Braxton gives free rein to the overflowing river of his delirious and brilliant visions, climbing to great heights only to let himself fall into the deepest abyss.

Anthony Braxton's 'For Alto' is a groundbreaking solo saxophone album that challenges conventional music standards with its intense, surreal, and original soundscape. The 1969 recording explores extremes of expression, blending chaos and subtlety across eight complex tracks. Despite its demanding nature, the album is praised for its revolutionary artistry and emotional depth. The review warns of its challenging reception but encourages adventurous listeners to experience it. Dare to listen to Anthony Braxton's 'For Alto' and embark on a revolutionary sonic adventure unlike any other!

 It’s like being without a safety net.

 Joe Henderson and Ron Carter, over Al Foster’s percussive tapestry, draw memorable melodies.

This review praises Joe Henderson’s live album The State Of The Tenor Volumes 1 & 2 as a landmark jazz recording. The piano-less trio setting challenges the musicians but allows deep harmonic freedom. Henderson’s mature tenor saxophone leads effortlessly alongside Ron Carter’s melodic bass and Al Foster’s subtle drumming. The repertoire includes lesser-known jazz compositions plus originals, all delivered with spacious, thoughtful interplay. The album is highly recommended for jazz lovers seeking refined, intimate performances. Dive into Joe Henderson’s masterpiece and experience one of jazz’s most brilliant live recordings—listen now!

 From the first seconds of music I started bobbing my head and tapping my feet, and a half-smile somewhere between pleased and sardonic spread across my face!

 If you come across this crazy and brilliant CD... STEAL IT!!!

The reviewer shares a deeply personal connection with a borrowed copy of Tom Waits' Swordfishtrombones, praising its imaginative arrangements and unique vocal style. Despite initial modest expectations, the album quickly reveals its playful irony, rich textures, and instrumental brilliance. The mix of blues, unconventional instruments, and emotional depth make this album a standout in Waits' catalog. The reviewer enthusiastically recommends 'stealing' it if the chance arises. Dive into Tom Waits' Swordfishtrombones and experience an album full of creative brilliance and eccentric charm!

 Fryderyk speaks to the heart of humanity with his music.

 Pollini... accomplishes a truly remarkable feat, transfiguring the famous sixth Polonaise into a halo of decadence and bitterness.

This review praises Maurizio Pollini's 1976 recording of Chopin's mature Polonaises as a deeply intense and nuanced interpretation. It highlights Chopin's fusion of patriotism and poetic expression, the emotional complexity of his music, and Pollini's bold, audacious performance. The review emphasizes the historic and artistic significance of these works and recommends Pollini's recording for listeners seeking a profound experience. Listen to Maurizio Pollini's haunting interpretation of Chopin's Polonaises and experience a masterpiece of patriotic passion and poetic piano artistry.

 Michel has a tremendous passion for sharing, in life as in music; quoting his words: 'A lot of musicians have a style that is too selfish. They play only for themselves and for a small lucky elite. I play to give pleasure to others and to communicate.'

 This album is used by many audiophiles to test the validity of high-fidelity equipment - it means it is RECORDED AMAZINGLY! The piano has never been captured better.

This review praises Michel Petrucciani's Trio In Tokyo as a live jazz masterpiece recorded at Blue Note Tokyo. The respectful Japanese audience enhances the musicians' performances. Petrucciani's generosity, passion, and clear touch are highlighted, alongside stellar support from Anthony Jackson and Steve Gadd. The album is also highly regarded for its exceptional sound quality. A unique blend of humor, romance, and rhythm marks the compositions, making it a treasured recording. Listen to Michel Petrucciani's Trio In Tokyo and experience an unforgettable live jazz masterpiece!