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Carles Cases

“Minimal”, by Carles Cases. Carles Cases (Sallent de Llobregat, 1958) is a musician (cellist and pianist) who has dedicated his musical life to three fundamental fronts. On the one hand, jazz (he was a member of Lluís Rovira’s Big Band, before creating his own Carles Cases Quartet and Blaumarí). On…

Catherine Graindorge

“Eldorado”, by Catherine Graindorge. Trained as an actress, Catherine Graindorge (Brussels, “in the 1970s”, she says) made her film debut in Chantal Akerman’s experimental film Toute une nuit (1982). There she was asked to play the violin and rediscovered the beauty of an instrument she had studied in her childhood…

“La nada es suficiente”, by Sustrato 2

“Nothingness is enough” by Sustrato 2. La nada es suficiente (“Nothingness is enough”) is the new recording by Sustrato 2, the duo Tony Peña and José Guillén, for the Six Ensemble project. Five themes of great serenity, concentration and fine avant-garde sensibility. Six Ensemble is a prolific collective of Tenerife-based…

Mario Batkovic

“Introspectio”, by Mario Batkovic. The Bosnian composer (and resident of the Swiss capital, Bern) Mario Batkovic (Bania Luka, 1980) made a name for himself at the Chanel haute couture fashion show in Paris, presenting its autumn-winter 2017-18 collection. Two of the pieces from his first album, entitled simply with his…

Sarah Davachi

“Antiphonals”, by Sarah Davachi. Canadian (Iranian-born) Sarah Davachi has been described as “a hybrid between Éliane Radigue and Terry Riley”. With an extensive discography (she now has her own label, Late Music), which she has been releasing since her debut in 2013, Davachi, a pianist (and philosopher) by training, has…

“C’mon C’mon”, by Aaron and Bryce Dessner

“C’mon C’mon”, by Aaron and Bryce Dessner. Today, on the Rockdelux website you can read my commentary on the soundtrack of C’mon C’mon (Mike Mills’ film), composed by brothers Aaron and Bryce Dessner (from The National) and released on the A24 Music. Mills contacted the composers before filming began. Aaron Dessner…

“Philip Glass – Songs”, by Achrainer and Namekawa

“Philip Glass – Songs”, by bass-baritone Martin Achrainer and pianist Maki Namekawa. Austrian bass-baritone Martin Achrainer and Japanese pianist Maki Namekawa are releasing today on all digital platforms Songs, an album consisting entirely of six pieces by Philip Glass, including the first recording for baritone and piano of the three…

“Prosopagnosia”, by Delfín Dúo

“Prosopagnosia”, by Delfín Dúo. Prosopagnosia: cognitive disorder characterized by the inability to recognize familiar faces, including one’s own. This is the title of the latest album by Delfín Dúo, produced and released by lA tAtUcErA. Andrés León (electric bass) and Chema Pastor (percussion) present us with an inspired work of…

“Symphony No. 14”, by Philip Glass

Orange Mountain Music releases “Symphony No. 14 ‘Liechtenstein Suite’”, by Philip Glass. The Orange Mountain Music label has today released the world premiere of Philip Glass’, Symphony No. 14 “Liechtenstein Suite”, performed by the LTG Young Soloists conducted by Alexander Gilman, artistic director of the ensemble sponsored by LGT, the sovereign…