What new releases are you looking forward to?

Bert Schurink posted:

I "hate" this kind of covers. They dosn't mention the work itself and show the artist as the same level as the composer (in best case)

ragman posted:

Bert Schurink posted:

I "hate" this kind of covers. They dosn't mention the work itself and show the artist as the same level as the composer (in best case)

It's the new way of marketing classical music. The musicians are positioned as superstars. Looking perfect, being sociable, communicative etc.... As long as they continue to be able to make a living and create beautiful new recordings - I am fine...

Bert Schurink posted:

ragman posted:

Bert Schurink posted:

I "hate" this kind of covers. They dosn't mention the work itself and show the artist as the same level as the composer (in best case)

It's the new way of marketing classical music. The musicians are positioned as superstars. Looking perfect, being sociable, communicative etc.... As long as they continue to be able to make a living and create beautiful new recordings - I am fine...

Yes, but the number of great musician's is quite high but the y have to llok like a superstar.

Would a Giles be noticed today?

ragman posted:

Bert Schurink posted:

I "hate" this kind of covers. They dosn't mention the work itself and show the artist as the same level as the composer (in best case)

Hi Ragman, You can see the track list on Qobuz:

http://www.qobuz.com/es-en/alb...vdeeva/3760127223283

Regards, Jeroen.

   Fink - Resurgam.

   The new one from Fink, who's become a firm favourite of mine, out on the 15th ............ pre-ordered on The River.

100 cd's most probably stuff I already have but interesting to keep an eye on...

In November...

Looking forward to the main album...

Bert Schurink posted:

Looking forward to the main album...

 

Now with the right cover, up for the end of October....

The emancipation of procrastination Christian Scott...

Not sure if this was published before, his last album was a positive surprise...