Correlations (on 11 pianos) Carlos Cipa

Cover Correlations (on 11 pianos)

Album info

Album-Release:
2020

HRA-Release:
08.05.2020

Label: Warner Classics

Genre: Instrumental

Subgenre: Piano

Artist: Carlos Cipa

Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)

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  • Carlos Cipa (b. 1991):
  • 1Promenade I (on Blüthner Grand, 1935)01:05
  • 2Dreamlessly (on Blüthner Grand, 1935)05:28
  • 3Sable sonatina I (on Bechstein Grand, 1898)01:35
  • 4Fantasia on Bach (on Steinway Grand, 1975)02:55
  • 5Promenade II (on Collard and Collard Square, 1840)01:44
  • 6Sitting at a dead piano, trying to find some notes that work01:43
  • 7I wanted you to know (on Yamaha Upright, 1981)04:33
  • 8We tell ourselves stories in order to listen (on Yamaha Upright, 1981)06:27
  • 9Promenade III (on Yamaha Upright, 1981)01:24
  • 10Untitled (on Fender Rhodes, 1976)04:07
  • 11Surges (on Broadwood Grand, 1875)07:32
  • 12Playful (on Pleyel Grand, 1834)04:08
  • 13Sable sonatina II (on Bechstein Grand, 1898)01:29
  • 14Stairwell, 1130 p.m. (on Zierold Grand, 1900)03:03
  • 15Promenade IV (on Pleyel Grand, 1834)01:38
  • 16Forgotten in the attic (on Ritter Upright, 1920)04:51
  • Total Runtime53:42

Info for Correlations (on 11 pianos)



“I find it fascinating how each piano is different from the next,” says the 30-year-old Munich-based composer. “Some instruments really open up your creativity. To play on a lot of different ones is the best way to come up with new ideas. […] It’s this fascination which drives CORRELATIONS. Having begun playing at an early age [...] CIPA launched his recording career in 2012 [...]. Since then he has expanded his artistic range, collecting instruments and building his own studio, culminating in 2019’s Retronyms, an album he describes as “dedicated to the idea of creating my own sound world”. With this new release, however, he has decided to return, in a sense, to his roots. “I wanted to simplify the process,” he says, “by focusing again on the piano, but spreading the concept.”

Carlos Cipa, piano



Carlos Cipa
is a Munich-based composer and multi-instrumentalist. He has been classically trained on the piano and studied contemporary classical composition at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Munich. During his teenage years, he started playing the drums and gained experience as a member of various bands. Experimenting with different styles of music, he turned back to piano as his main instrument, facilitating him to find his way throughout composition and improvisation, before releasing his debut »The Monarch and the Viceroy« and his sophomore record »All your life you walk« on Denovali Records in 2012 and 2014.

Booklet for Correlations (on 11 pianos)

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