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Prolog (Paris)
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Briefly (Paris)
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You Name It (Paris)
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Some (Paris)
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Re (Paris)
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Spells (Paris)
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Opera (Paris)
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Our Own Roof (Paris)
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Hammers (Paris)
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Nils Frahm Berlin, Germany
Berlin-based contemporary composer Nils Frahm has built a steady reputation for his intimate, poignant piano recordings, yet they so far only showed a fragment of what to expect from a Nils Frahm concert. Frahm’s heart lies in improvisation, in the magic of a moment where, inspired by the space and the audience, his fingers can create new compositions loosely based around his familiar melodies ... more
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I love the comfy dark sound that is very present in this album, plus the nice contrast elements. Hania is such a good composer and pianist. All her music is great!
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Promises
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Even at 80 years old, Pharoah Sanders played his tenor sax with the conviction of a gospel preacher. Every second of this album is arrestingly beautiful. As far as I'm concerned, this is essential listening for anyone who considers themselves a fan of music.
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Some artists are so beyond comprehension that you can’t help, but feel that they must be in touch with something beyond this world. Hania Rani is one of these artists, conveying emotion so beautifully in her music that you are elevated to another, better place. An incredible talent, and a beautiful soul.
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go to albumPolish pianist plays a "silent song of hope" to benefit the people of Ukraine, simultaneously intense, cathartic, and soothing.
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Soothing and stimulating refined musical art!
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