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Ed O'Brien recommended Chopin: Nocturnes by Vladimir Ashkenazy / Virtuoso Series in Music (curated)

 
Chopin: Nocturnes by Vladimir Ashkenazy / Virtuoso Series
Chopin: Nocturnes by Vladimir Ashkenazy / Virtuoso Series
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"Classical music reminds me a lot of when I was growing up. I learned violin and trumpet in school, and I sang; my mum listened to classical music a lot, too. All of it I discarded at thirteen, of course, when I became a teenager, as you do. But Bach, Mozart and Beethoven were always there at home. They were this incredible musical wallpaper.

I didn't know Chopin's Nocturnes, though, until my wife introduced me to them about twenty years ago. Because of that, they're very dear to me. This music is properly of the night in its melodies, and the sparseness of its arrangements. The playing by Ashkenazy is incredible, too. It's music that goes straight through you, in the best possible way.
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Yannis Philippakis recommended Morals And Dogma by Deathprod in Music (curated)

 
Morals And Dogma by Deathprod
Morals And Dogma by Deathprod
2004 | Dance, Electronic
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"My friend Al played it to me when we were living together. It's a box set of all four of his releases at that time. It's super bleak and I don't know what it says about my mental state then, but for a long time it was the record I would fall asleep to, particularly on tour. There's something microscopic about the sound, but it's like a musical optical illusion - it can sound vast and oceanic or it can sound quite narrow. He's done something fascinating with the sonics so that it works on two dimensions. It's also just heartbreaking - there's one piece called 'Orgone Donor' with musical saw and violin over granular drones; a matt finish with these aching, twisted sliding harmonies. Like the soundtrack to the end of days. As though you're sliding into a black hole."

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