Michael Vincent Waller - Five Easy Pieces flac album

Five Easy Pieces is the first EP release by composer Michael Vincent Waller with four solo works for piano, performed by Japanese pianist Gumi Shibata and Chinese pianist Jenny Q. Chai. released February 2, 2014. supported by 5 fans who also own Five Easy Pieces. Fascinating - steadily calming and deeply engrossing. Thank you! timpage54. by R. Andrew Lee. Jürg Frey: Piano Music by R.

Five Easy Pieces, is the first EP album release by composer Michael Vincent Waller. It features a collection of four pieces for piano solo L'anno del Serpente (2013), Ninna Nanna (2013), Per Terry e Morty (2012), Acqua Santa (2013) performed by Japanese pianist Gumi Shibata and Chinese-American pianist Jenny Q.

Michael Vincent Waller. The South Shore - Pasticcio per meno è più (2014) for piano solo. Michael Vincent Waller. L'anno del Serpente (Five Easy Pieces EP). Posted 5 years ago 5 years ago. minimal classical piano.

Michael Vincent Waller (born October 26, 1985, in Staten Island, New York) is an American composer of contemporary classical music His recent compositions have been compared to Erik Satie, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Keith Jarrett, and Morton Feldman blending elements of minimalism, impressionism, gamelan, world music, and melodic classicism. His piano works have been described as "evoking Debussy but refracted through a 21st century prism". EP released early this year, Five Easy Pieces, piano works played by Megumi Shibata and Jenny Q. The music is subtly affecting and shows his roots in Bartók and Debussy without ever casting a shadow over his own voice and vision.

Michael Vincent Waller, Category: Artist, Albums: Trajectories, Trajectories, The South Shore, Seven Easy Pieces, Singles: Five Easy Pieces, Biography: Michael Vincent Waller is an American composer. A student of La Monte Young, Marian Zazeela, and Bunita Marcus, Waller belongs to the generation of postminimalist composers who have absorbed the techniques and procedures of the avant-garde, yet he has moved on to find fresh resources in the use of Greek modes, traditional counterpoint, and the influences of impressionism, gamelan, pandiatonicism, and postmodernism