Synaesthesis Vilnius, Lithuania
Synaesthesis vision extends beyond the sound into space, light, movement, and narrative — any medium that allows for
professionally performed music to become a multidimensional experience and blur the lines between genres.
Having been awarded the Ernst von Siemens Foundation Ensemble Prize in 2020, Synaesthesis continues to widen its reach as a performing entity of considerable renown.
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by Michael Gordon & Cello Octet Amsterdam
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Anyone experiencing this live must've been the luckiest people on the planet that day. This is simply phenomenal. And hope to see more some day. Thanks Michael and COA for this crazy good production.
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Dystonia
by JG Thirlwell & Mivos Quartet
supported by 195 fans who also own “Bathypelagic (Part 2)”
Thirlwell’s writing is jumpy, uptempo, and angular. Each piece moves along at a pace...of rock music, and yet rarely repeats itself for long. The structures are generally grounded in staccato sawing from one or two of the Quartet while the others play a short-lived melody or explore with extended techniques, tone, and color. In contrast, some passages employ a cinematic minimalism. https://avantmusicnews.com/2024/04/27/amn-reviews-jg-thirlwell-mivos-quartet-dystonia-2023-cantaloupe-music/
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Moments Remixes
by Michael Vincent Waller
There’s a quiet beauty to this remix album of compositions by Michael Vincent Waller, with contributions from JLin, Prefuse 73, & more.
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A cycle of 9 duets, “Isolario” is by turns intricate, sparse, mysterious, and moving.
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Conversations in Ritual
by Balladeste
This new album from the contemporary classical duo was completely improvised.
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HYMN
by Cassie Wieland & Vicky Chow
supported by 194 fans who also own “Bathypelagic (Part 2)”
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