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evocation

"Apart from being the driving force behind the ensemble Darvish, Victor Spiegel performs individually. The CD Evocation is a recording of his solo piano compositions and, like the self-titled Darvish album, this is vintage Spiegel. Not only is he a pianist with astounding technical abilities, his interpretations are also highly original and sophisticated. Spiegel's versatility as a composer and arranger is further underscored by his apparent genius for incorporating a wide variety of musical styles from around the world. For Evocation he has borrowed from jazz, American folk, Turkish, Spanish, Jewish as well as mainstream western classical music traditions. The most amazing piece on this album is an adaptation of Indonesian gamelan music. Originally performed by a metallaphone orchestra consisting of a plethora of percussionists, Spiegel pulls it off to play a piano solo combining blues with gamelan scales. The result is a truly amazing blend that has retained an authentic Indonesian

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  1. 9

    Shekinah

    Shekinah by Victor Spiegel

  2. 8

    Raga in C

    Raga in C by Victor Spiegel

  3. 7

    Soon Enough

    Soon Enough by Victor Spiegel

  4. 6

    American Gamelan

    American Gamelan by Victor Spiegel

  5. 5

    Spain

    Spain by Victor Spiegel

  6. 4

    Raga in E

    Raga in E by Victor Spiegel

  7. 3

    Taxim

    Taxim by Victor Spiegel

  8. 2

    Sunrise on the Blue Nowhere

    Sunrise on the Blue Nowhere by Victor Spiegel

  9. 1

    How Many Eyes

    How Many Eyes by Victor Spiegel

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"Apart from being the driving force behind the ensemble Darvish, Victor Spiegel performs individually. The CD Evocation is a recording of his solo piano compositions and, like the self-titled Darvish album, this is vintage Spiegel. Not only is he a pianist with astounding technical abilities, his interpretations are also highly original and sophisticated. Spiegel's versatility as a composer and arranger is further underscored by his apparent genius for incorporating a wide variety of musical styles from around the world. For Evocation he has borrowed from jazz, American folk, Turkish, Spanish, Jewish as well as mainstream western classical music traditions. The most amazing piece on this album is an adaptation of Indonesian gamelan music. Originally performed by a metallaphone orchestra consisting of a plethora of percussionists, Spiegel pulls it off to play a piano solo combining blues with gamelan scales. The result is a truly amazing blend that has retained an authentic Indonesian

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"Apart from being the driving force behind the ensemble Darvish, Victor Spiegel performs individually. The CD Evocation is a recording of his solo piano compositions and, like the self-titled Darvish album, this is vintage Spiegel. Not only is he a pianist with astounding technical abilities, his...

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evocation is created and hosted by Victor Spiegel.
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