Dive into the avant-garde and experimental world of Iannis Xenakis with "Xenakis: Music for Keyboard Instruments." Released on August 1, 2013, under the NEOS Music label, this album is a groundbreaking collection of five tracks that span a total of 56 minutes. What sets this album apart is its unique realization by computer, making it unplayable by human hands—a testament to Xenakis' innovative and boundary-pushing compositions.
The album features tracks like "Herma," "Mists," "Khoai," "Evryali," and "Naama," each offering a distinct exploration of sound and texture. Daniel Grossmann's interpretation brings Xenakis' vision to life, showcasing the intricate and complex nature of these pieces. The remastered edition, with its 96K 24 Bit Hi-definition quality, ensures an immersive listening experience.
For those familiar with Xenakis' work, this album is a fascinating addition to his discography, particularly his works for piano. For newcomers, it serves as an intriguing introduction to the avant-garde genre, highlighting Xenakis' pioneering spirit and his ability to blend technology with music. Whether you're a seasoned listener or a curious explorer, "Xenakis: Music for Keyboard Instruments" promises a captivating journey through the realms of experimental sound.
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