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Acoustic Levitation
In physics, acoustic levitation is a process whereby scientists can cause objects to float / hover / levitate using the medium of sound....
In physics, acoustic levitation is a process whereby scientists can cause objects to float / hover / levitate using the medium of sound. In music, acoustic levitation occurs where a musician lifts your spirits using the medium of, you guessed it, sound. Which makes perfec...
The sonic equivalent of rich chocolate cake for piano lovers. A guilty pleasure that won't help you lose weight? Certainly. Irresistibly delicious and so worth it? Absolutely.In physics, acoustic levitation is a process whereby scientists can cause objects to float / hover / levitate using the medium of sound. In music, acoustic levitation occurs where a musician lifts your spirits using the medium of, you guessed it, sound. Which makes perfect sense, and that is the aim of this album.
From soothing, reflective pieces that evoke powerful emotions, all the way to virtuoso piano pieces that make you want to break into spontaneous applause, the 23 tracks on the album will surprise, inspire and dazzle you, and every now and then put a big smile on your face.
You can find out more about the album at http://jasminebrunch.com and see some interesting visuals at the Jasmine Brunch Youtube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/jasminebrunch.
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Bootstrap Physics
"Bootstrap Physics" explores a musical compatibility between instruments and styles that aren't often combin...
The viola da gamba, primarily found in music of the Renaissance and Baroque, is here used in varying combinations with electric guitar, synthesizer, acoustic guitar, and medieval fiddle. The musical style organically blends old with new, classical with popular. The result is a richly textured, expressive music with a sound all its own."Bootstrap Physics" explores a musical compatibility between instruments and styles that aren't often combined.
"Vajda plays all the instruments and writes all the tunes on this instrumental
album, and it is really compelling. His primary instrument is the viola da gamba,
which looks like a cello, plays like a cello ? but it's a viola. Regardless of
my ignorance on that topic, I can still appreciate the beauty of this music.
Soothing, intriguing and different enough to make it stand out."
- Toledo City Paper
