Steve Bingham's "The Persistence of Vision," released in July 2014, is a captivating journey through the realms of minimalism and neoclassical music. This album, spanning 11 tracks and just over an hour, showcases Bingham's mastery of the violin, blending the timeless elegance of Bach with the contemporary allure of Michael Nyman.
The album opens with "You Cut The String," setting the tone for the intricate and delicate compositions that follow. A standout feature is Bingham's rendition of Bach's Partita in D minor, a solo violin masterpiece that demonstrates his technical prowess and deep understanding of the classical repertoire. Each movement, from the Allemanda to the iconic Ciaccona, is performed with precision and emotional depth.
Alongside the classical pieces, Bingham weaves in original compositions that complement the traditional works seamlessly. Tracks like "Time Lapse," "The Garden Is Becoming A Robe Room," and "Fish Beach" offer a modern contrast, highlighting Bingham's versatility and innovative spirit. The album concludes with "Knowing The Ropes," leaving the listener with a sense of resolution and satisfaction.
"The Persistence of Vision" is a testament to Steve Bingham's artistic vision and his ability to bridge the gap between classical and contemporary music. Whether you're a fan of Bach or exploring the neoclassical genre for the first time, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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