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"From swooning end credits balladry ("Dead Loss") to orchestral slow- burn torch songs ("Abyss") to dizzying shoegaze heavens ("Someday I Will Bask In The Sun")

more expressive shifts

it seems unique in Bach's output as a humorous parody of styles and emotions

The duo Sankt Otten

Benjamin Moussay - Promontoire Fulfilled By FYE "From swooning end credits balladryAfter three acclaimed ECM recordings with Louis Sclavis (Sources, Salt and Silk Melodies, and Characters on a Wall), each of them attesting his improvisational resourcefulness, French pianist Benjamin Moussay was invited to record a solo album. Promontoire is the result, a thoughtful, reflective and profoundly lyrical album that is both a strikingly original statement and an admirable addition to ECM's distinguished solo piano series. Produced by

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