Carl Weingarten – ‘Songs For a Perigee Moon’ (2025)
Carl Weingarten invents bright, soothing melodies that seamlessly combine the organic with the synthetic for a distinctive, fluid sound on ‘Songs For a Perigee Moon.’
Carl Weingarten invents bright, soothing melodies that seamlessly combine the organic with the synthetic for a distinctive, fluid sound on ‘Songs For a Perigee Moon.’
For the solo piano ‘New Vienna’, Keith Jarrett strove for the purest form of musical expression and once again for one of the final times, he got there.
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