Teodor Wolgers — Abandoned Places
Album: Our True NatureAvg rating:
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Length: 5:32
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joko63808 wrote:
Wonder why one needs to compare an artist with another. Don't understand.
This comment reminds me of another comment I read somewhere else....
Wonder why one needs to compare an artist with another. Don't understand.
This comment reminds me of another comment I read somewhere else....
perfect while waiting for Lyft pickup at airport
joko63808 wrote:
Wonder why one needs to compare an artist with another. Don't understand.
Some people like to categorise music into genres - prog, punk, funk, pop, Baroque, Serialism etc. Personally I don't see a lot of crossover here with Einaudi - I suppose both composers rely on pedal point and ostinato, but where I find Einaudi dull, bland and unengaging I warm to Teodor Wolgers.
Wonder why one needs to compare an artist with another. Don't understand.
Some people like to categorise music into genres - prog, punk, funk, pop, Baroque, Serialism etc. Personally I don't see a lot of crossover here with Einaudi - I suppose both composers rely on pedal point and ostinato, but where I find Einaudi dull, bland and unengaging I warm to Teodor Wolgers.
kcar wrote:
Wonder why one needs to compare an artist with another. Don't understand.
A bit like Ludovico Einaudi...?
Wonder why one needs to compare an artist with another. Don't understand.
Evocative
kcar wrote:
more nostalgic or vintage-but good
A bit like Ludovico Einaudi...?
more nostalgic or vintage-but good
kcar wrote:
I think he sound more like Nils Frahm. I like it ;-)
A bit like Ludovico Einaudi...?
I think he sound more like Nils Frahm. I like it ;-)
kcar wrote:
And one of him is more than enough.
A bit like Ludovico Einaudi...
A bit like Ludovico Einaudi...?
Wow this piece sounded like a movie sound track to me.
Going with a 7 rating to start.
Looking forward to hearing this again on RP
1st comment
Going with a 7 rating to start.
Looking forward to hearing this again on RP
1st comment
Wonder why one needs to compare an artist with another. Don't understand.
Well the intention is likely innocent enough - possibly complimentary. For myself, being moved by this song, I'm grateful for the 'comparisons' so I can also look for the other artists work. I have the capacity to hear and feel the differences, as the tone - or atmosphere - is what I find compelling, and I'd like to discover more! :)