Yakir Arbib - Classical Transgressive (2023) Hi-Res

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Title: Classical Transgressive
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: WoW Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / FLAC 24 Bit (44,1 KHz / tracks)
Total Time: 59:33 min
Total Size: 182 / 489 MB
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Tracklist:

01. Meditation on Johann Sebastian Bach Prelude in C from WTC I
02. Soundscapes (Johann Sebastian Bach Fugue in C from WTC I)
03. Slanted Train (Johann Sebastian Bach Prelude in C Minor from WTC II)
04. Lego Architecture (Johann Sebastian Bach Prelude and Fugue in C Minor from WTC II)
05. Wild Run - Bartok's Mikrokosmos
06. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart piano Sonata No. 5 in G Major, kv. 283 - Divertissement
07. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart piano Sonata No. 5 in G Major, kv. 283 - Meditation
08. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart piano Sonata No. 5 in G Major, kv. 283 - Motorway
09. Souvenir d'une Sarabande de Claude Debussy
10. A Fragment After Ludwig Van Beethoven's Tempest
11. The Antihero Variations on Ludwig Van Beethoven's Eroica
12. Reflections on Satie Gymnopédie No. 1

What color is the music? Of all colors. Especially for Yakir Arbib, virtuoso pianist, contemporary musician and Italian-Israeli composer, who tells the world about rainbows by touching a keyboard with his fingers.

Bringing light into the darkness with his music, illuminating every possible nuance of sound. His ear? Absolute. His eyes, from birth, have chosen not to see as we all see but to hear and perceive the colors of the immense through sounds. Sounds that start first of all from the soul and gradually pervade all the senses. The superior gaze of those who do not see here and now but "Beyond".

Gifted with the gift of “Synesthesia”, as he calls it in English, his senses mix together producing eccentric results: “[…] When I hear a note I see a color that never changes, and it has always been like this since child; when I compose a piece of music I "see" it before I hear it, translating an abstract picture that comes to my mind like a map or a 3D landscape and which, as I get closer to it, becomes clearer and transforms into notes musical".