"The interaction between the polar opposite musical concepts has always been an irresistible temptation for musicians more ambitious. In this case, looking for possible connections between classical music (or jazz) and techno pulse was often a target area for several years now. Starting from the transfiguration of the jazz fanfare Matthew Herbert Big Band, through the first wonderful CD of Murcof, and getting to the project in the same Carl Craig most relevant topic: the album "Programmed" Innerzone orchestra. The rhythms, when broken, and sustained, when warm and enchanting, they have always tried to solicit (or accommodate) an atmosphere far from being accustomed to certain melodic and structural distortions. The result, if not supported by huge inspiration and control of the media, has run often shown off-center and anachronistic.
Carl Craig and Moritz Von Oswald are two superstars of techno and will not be this test to prove it further. The diligent cooperation (exchange often remix), together with mutual respect, have led to a re-port to which artists of this caliber could only respond with such precision and diligence. The history of this operation is very short: label Deutsche Grammophon has brought it to Oswald, who contacted his friend to involve African-American, the latter accepted and has started the review process. The material chosen concerns the "Bolero" and "Rapsodie espagnole" of Ravel, and "Bilder einer Ausstellung" by Mussorgsky, two huge extrapolations from the great classic old world charm .[...]" - Alessandro Biancalana, OndaRock ( Full article HERE )
Carl Craig and Moritz Von Oswald are two superstars of techno and will not be this test to prove it further. The diligent cooperation (exchange often remix), together with mutual respect, have led to a re-port to which artists of this caliber could only respond with such precision and diligence. The history of this operation is very short: label Deutsche Grammophon has brought it to Oswald, who contacted his friend to involve African-American, the latter accepted and has started the review process. The material chosen concerns the "Bolero" and "Rapsodie espagnole" of Ravel, and "Bilder einer Ausstellung" by Mussorgsky, two huge extrapolations from the great classic old world charm .[...]" - Alessandro Biancalana, OndaRock ( Full article HERE )
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