Ballad
from Bartók Felt by Garreth Broke
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumLimited edition run of 50 CDs combining 2020's Bartók Felt with 2021's Delusions End. A 4-page digifile package, complete with liner notes and beautiful artwork by Anna Salzmann.
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Garreth Broke Frankfurt, Germany
"a sensitive and profound artist" — PianoDao
"Lovely... genuinely uplifting…" — Stationary Travels
"It's got a peculiar kind of nostalgic charm" — Elizabeth Alker, BBC Radio 3
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This type of sounds are what mostly attracted me to Bruno's music. This is what I've been grossly doing in my own piano since I was a little girl. It is right here!. Great work!
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This has to be one of the most uplifting and heartachingly beautiful piano albums I have ever heard and deserves a place in everyone's collection. Bruno Sanfillipo is a genius and his output is outstanding! Don't miss this sublime album!
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by Bruno Sanfilipposupported by 8 fans who also own “Ballad”
As my obsession with music shows no sign of abating, it feels wonderful to delight in this most adult of genres, a composition of piano textures that sits so comfortable with my electronic up bring.
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I'm on my third listen and this album has real depth. Different passages keep leaping out at me, but I like the way it maintains a characteristic tone while being full of melodic, rhythmic and modal variety and even surprise. Really good. I wish I'd bought the CD.
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