Name: Charles Bukowski reads his "Friendly Advice To A Lot Of Young Men" by brainpicker
Duration: 1 min 5 s
Description: Background, poem text, and context: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/08/09/charles-bukowski-reads-friendly-advice-to-a-lot-of-young-men/

Background, poem text, and context: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/08/09/charles-bukowski-reads-friendly-advice-to-a-lot-of-young-men/

Charles Bukowski reads his "Friendly Advice To A Lot Of Young Men"

پیمان یزدانیان
آلبوم: همراه با باد

کاری از نشر موسیقی هرمس
www.hermesrecords.com

Days and Days

Good morning. I hope that you are well. Today I have another beautiful track to share with you via this exclusive premiere. Or maybe it's a video premiere. I actually couldn't decide, so I've asked Cedric Vermue if I can publish both. I think it was a good decision and I hope you will agree. I first got introduced to this Dutch pianist, composer and producer of fragile, nostalgic, and serene neoclassical-meets-ambient music [the cross-over genre] when I premiered a piece titled "We Came and Left" from his Left Upon Us album on Piano and Coffee back in 2019.  Besides playing the piano, Vermue also plays the church organ as well as analogue synths which he incorporates with Rhodes during his live performances. He returns early in March, this time on a fairly new to the scene, Utrecht (The Netherlands) based independent imprint, mylja. I have previously introduced this boutique record label started by Yaron Cohen and Daniël Leseman in 2020 with this writeup of Alchi's Full Of It. I am happy to see that the label continues to persevere in its output of absolutely gorgeous music [this crazy world demands more beauty!]. And Vermue's upcoming album is a perfect addition to the catalogue! "Perpetua is the Latin word for infinity, referring to the Christian tradition that played an important part in the inspiration for this album, taking inspiration from Gregorian melodies and old organ music." The piece I'm featuring today is a recomposed Gregorian Sanctus melody (Sanctus XI) played on a piano and clarinet. The captivating video, directed by Victoria Ushkanova, and "shot on a cold wintery day in a forest near Almere", features Nicolo Zanotti, interpreting cascading arpeggios complemented by Lex Houtermans (clarinet and contra-clarinet) and Rudi van Hest (clarinet). There is a lot more I can say about the production, credits and approach, but instead of lifting the veil of mystery, I'd rather let the music do the talking... and let emotion sweep away...

Perpetua

Aether

TRACK PREMIERE : Cedric Vermue - Aether

Live Performance by Li-Chun Hsiao and Alpaca String Ensemble.

Philip Glass: Façades (1981)

Brombaer Complete Discography:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Tb2Ely0vng2ikdeEBnSda

Spotify ▸ https://open.spotify.com/artist/6YfaSFnkikJYEHnjmau9cJ
YouTube  ▸ https://youtube.com/channel/UCuCOvssxIhl71OAsXcfqTJQ?sub_confirmation=1
Website ▸ https://brombaermusic.com

Red Canyon Kingdom

Red Canyon At Night

Brombaer - Red Canyon At Night

Paradise for Solo Violin

Erkan Oğur - Djivan Gasparyan - Fuad

Summa for Saxophone Quartet :

Annick Henquet (sax soprano)
Jori Klomp (sax alto)
Adèle Querinjean (sax tenor)
Thibault Collienne (sax baryton)

Summa (composed by Arvo Pärt)

Track 1 from "Chapter 1: Had we known better"

I just wanted to make you something beautiful

The Long March

The Trees We Wear

original music: luca longobardi

Main theme from the soundtrack from About us, a movie directed by Stefan Schwartz with Ross McCall, Allison Miller and Alessandra Mastronardi.

Full album out on March 19th

Charles Bukowski reads his "Friendly Advice To A Lot Of Young Men"

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