This opening piece grips the listener, entertains them, moves them, provokes them to pause for a moment and simply listen.
Classical
“The purpose of the project is to create an ongoing, global cadence of awareness to keep this issue top of mind and spur subsequent action.”
Wonderful, in short – uniquely devoted musical stylings from an undeniably talented musician and composer.
Forever pushing the creative boundaries of electronic music production, DenkMensch takes on the melody and vastness of Bach, with this classical reinvention that is BWV 999 Prelude.
Always an artist of ability and purpose combined, Poland’s Ludwik Konopko takes listeners down a purely acoustic pathway, of refreshingly tuneful optimism and hypnotic stillness
From pause to power, stillness to beautiful chaos and excitement, Kaleidoscope quite brilliantly represents the implied visual experience as closely as possible for the audio format.
Jessup’s lightness of touch & breathless ability to maintain the journey forever captures a moment in time with faultless precision & emotion combined.
As the piano-led project continues, a range of emotions come into view, along with a variety of playing styles for a truly versatile mix.
Exemplary not purely for the melodic design but the space, the quiet contemplation, and indeed the purity of the recording – the weight of the keys, the raw and intimate, somewhat muffled honesty of it all.
Alternative folk metal rockers Bronzegates bring together elements of classical and contemporary tones in a boldly expressive, captivating way across these two phenomenally creative new releases.
Composer and artist Brian Field collaborates with the Budapest Chorus and conductor Martón Tóth to ignite his latest collection of originals under the album title Vocal Works.
Introducing a vastly cinematic, neo-classical hit of multi-layered, orchestral drama and immersive, emotive musicality – as many ways as possible are needed, in short, to describe the immense journey of this project.