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The Living Earth Show San Francisco, California
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Requiem
by Gregory Spears
supported by 63 fans who also own “High Art”
If these collection summaries showed you how often something gets played, this one jumps up near the top.
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Unbound
by Jasper String Quartet
supported by 63 fans who also own “High Art”
First thoughts on being introduced to the album were that it's too intensely complicated for me to enjoy, with harsh strings demanding attention, but it's slowly become a piece I can work to effectively.
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Black Mountain Songs
by Brooklyn Youth Chorus
supported by 63 fans who also own “High Art”
I went information seeking after hearing the first song on the album and learned too much to fit into this small review. Just know that this is a collection of songs about Black Mountain College and it's very moving as a whole.
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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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The Shadow
by Luke Howard Trio
Originally composed for the stage, this dystopian jazz suite galvanizes AI-related anxieties into powerful, unsettling explosions.
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North Of The River
by Alberto L. Ferro
Gentle minimalist piano compositions that twinkle and sigh, soothing like a gentle breeze.
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Penelope
by Sarah Kirkland Snider (feat. Shara Worden and Signal), lyrics by Ellen McLaughlin
supported by 63 fans who also own “High Art”
This gigantic work really deserves the attribute "masterpiece". It's a joint effort of three extraordinarily creative women: Composer Sarah Kirkland Snider, lyricist Ellen McLaughlin, and vocalist Shara Nova (named Shara Worden then) of "My Brightest Diamond", whose voice is clearly distinguishable out of a million. Ellen McLaughlin's amazing concept is put to life by Sarah Kirkland Snider's incredible music scenery. In her own special way, she blends demanding dissonant textures with sublime melodic lines, resulting in timeless chamber music that leaves me open-mouthed.
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