I hope that everyone is having meaningful experiences and experiencing pleasant meaning so far this year.
It is my pleasure to present an audio and video recording of much higher quality than I have been able to previously achieve.
The piece, Almería, is the second movement from the second suite of Iberia, the impressionistic masterwork of Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz.
This performance was recorded on the Stuart & Sons piano in Tempo Rubato, Brunswick, Victoria. The recording was made in late 2020; only recently did I finally pull myself together enough to produce and edit the audio and video. For the first time, I have published the video in Ultra High Definition, and really hope that this means something to some of you.
The timing was such that the production came shortly after the passing of my dear, musically-kindred friend and colleague, countertenor Max Riebl. I have dedicated this performance to his memory.
It is only due to the volunteerism of my dear, genius friends that I was able to do this; thanks be to the ladies at Tempo Rubato, Brunswick, to George E. Worthy Music, and to a stellar videographer who is remaining nameless for the time being.
The recording is also available on the following platforms:
Bandcamp
Soundcloud
YouTube
As always, these recordings can only improve with support, and you are welcome to feature in the credits of my next production by becoming a Patreon supporter here.
While on the topic of Patreon, I would like to inform you that I am running a commission tier through Patreon:
"Commission your own top-down piano music video with scrolling score, up to ten minutes long.
Your video will be featured on my YouTube channel.
At the introduction of the video, your name will appear as its benefactor."
As always, I thank you for your interest, and hope to be in touch again shortly with my next project.
Adam
