Rachmaninov Etude-Tableau Op. 39 No. 1

Like a new construction over an existing old monument, I constructed this piece that "sits on top of" a minuet by Bach. 
I call it "Baustelle," which is German for "Construction Site." 
The original Bach (BWV 829) begins at 2'23''

Recording and © by Swiss Radio SRF2 

"Baustelle" Live in Ynight Basel 18.9.2014

Bach: Capriccio (from Partita No. 2 in C Minor BWV 826)

Partita No. 2 in C Minor, BWV 826: Capriccio

Savvas Ysatis is no stranger to electronic music. With experience dating back to the early nineties, the Greek producer has released more than a few tracks under various names. ‘Fade To Black’ is his latest release, already featured on the Body Language Volume 16 compilation mixed by Francesco Tristano, the track has now gotten the remix treatment from Camea and P41.   First up we get Camea’s take on things. She gives the percussion an organic touch while keeping a distinctly mechanical vibe via the raw synthwork. Tension builds with the synths and is counter balanced with warm pads as the percussion chugs along below. P41 keeps things deep and dark, wandering near dub-tech territory with the synthworth, yet strictly techno as far as percussion is concerned. Of course we include the original as well, with its up-tempo hustle and dirty atmosphere. A properly executed track that keeps the tension thick and the energy rising.

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Fade To Black- P41 Rmx Preview

Madre

Bach / Ortolà: Kleines elektronisches Präludium BWV 999 (2012)

Project H

Gabriel Fauré Septième prélude op.103

released on Deutsche Grammophon in January 2013

These additional credits are sadly missing on the record:
Timpani and marimba played by Matthias Engler
Mixed and mastered by Rashad Becker at Clunk

Francesco Tristano - Ground Bass (Brandt Brauer Frick Reinterpretation)

Grooves #1 (2012/17), extended revised version: https://youtu.be/mtTIF4N-90Y

Grooves #1 (2012/17), edit revised version: https://youtu.be/gyuTD6yWqjU


to Francesco Tristano

written for solo piano with optional amplification (summer 2012)

home recording (Feb. 6th 2013)
sound engineer: Juan Martínez
solo piano & post-production: David Ortolà

Partita No. 2 in C Minor, BWV 826: Capriccio

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