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Diaries: Schumann
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Comprising 32 takes on iconic Robert Schumann compositions, the emergent pianist's Pentatone debut is a must-hear for classical fans.
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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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Gorgeous and haunting performances of contemporary classical pieces for piano and electronics from Alfredo Ovalles.
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Scatter My Ashes
by Octet Ensemble and William Susman
“Scatter My Ashes” exists at a crossroads between multiple styles, but emerges with something rich, textural, ambient, and riveting.
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Going Home (Album)
by Tristan Eckerson
Completely improvised piano pieces that have a stunning warmth & beauty, as tender as a gentle embrace.
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Post-classical pianist Blais' first album as an ensemble composer; 500 improvised solo pieces, distilled into one collaborative vision.
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