Renatus Cartesius Nuremberg, Germany
My style of work differs from release to release. While Nemesis is fully improvised, L'invention des rêves is a entirely
composed concept album and Expect the UnExpected is primary digitally produced.
My influences are very diverse. My Idols are J.S. Bach and Dave Brubeck, but also all kinds of music, that don't fit into the label of "Classical Music" or Jazz, influence me.
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Ballad of the Rose (piano album)
by Alvaro Barcala
Very nice and peacful piano melodies I've really enjoyed. The soft use of synth fits perfect in the songs.
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Thinking of Blue Almonds Part One
by Lou Lyne & the Blue Almond Project
Somber, beautiful string meditations abound on the debut album by Oxford cellist and composer Lou Lyne and her ensemble.
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The classical pianist proves that minimalism isn't just intellectual—it can cut straight to the heart.
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Iris Arco (EP)
by Tristan Eckerson
Rippling and disarming piano ballads from this Cincinnati composer that knock you out with their beauty.
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Broken Access
by Theo Alexander
The Chinese-British composer's new album finds him continuing the traditions of minimalist giants like Philip Glass.
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