Aleksander Dębicz - Cinematic Piano flac album

Composer: Aleksander Dębicz. Often compared to composer-pianists Ludovico Einaudi and Ólafur Arnalds, Aleksander Dębicz is one of the most promising young Polish artists. Two years ago, when he performed at the Transatlantyk International Film and Music Festival in Poznań, he was hailed the dark horse winner of one of the most extraordinary music competitions in the world – The Instant Composer Contest. Classic FM Album of the Week: "Dębicz is certainly an impressive player. The cinematic moods range from nostalgia and suspense to pulsing excitement, all dashed off with Dębicz's verve and virtuosity. Definitely a talent to watch. Disc 1. 01. Opening - Aleksander Debicz. 02. A Letter To Mr. Desplat - Aleksander Debicz. 03. The Temple - Aleksander Debicz.

Personnel: Aleksander Dębicz (piano) Marcin Zdunik (cello). Bach Stories explores a new way of thinking about classical music and improvisation; it presents historical music practice in a contemporary form. This double album from Warner Classics bears the fruits of a friendship and collaboration between two young but already much-awarded musicians. Pianist Aleksander Dębicz, winner of the 2013 Transatlantyk Instant Composition Contest for improvising composer-musicians, made his Warner Classics debut with Cinematic Piano, an album of 12 of his own solo piano works inspired by film music. With Bach Stories, his first album in duo with Marcin Zdunik, this winner of numerous Bach competitions makes a powerful statement about the music of Johann Sebastian and its place in the modern world.

Cinematic Piano, 2015. Cinematic Piano, 2015. Desplat, 04:03.

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Into the seemingly endless European (and increasingly American) market for soothing, crossover piano steps pianist Aleksander Debicz, a native of Wroclaw and a graduate of the Chopin University of Music in Warsaw. As a graduate of the traditional Polish system of pedagogy, he has plenty of experience in traditional repertory, but he has also experimented in jazz, rock, and other worlds beyond the classics.