Lubomyr Melnyk Fallen Trees Third album from the veteran Ukrainian pianist renowned for his continuous.

Dec 03, The most famous piece of this type is probably Chopin’s. (Arthur Rubinstein’s performance of this is on YouTube, and is glorious.) Melnyk remains true to the original spirit, yet gives it a gorgeous character of his own making.

Of course, there are some stylistic similarities linking Melnyk with Philip Glass.8/ Dec 07, Lubomyr Melnyk’s ‘Fallen Trees’ Is a Thing of Uncommon Beauty The latest album from the Ukranian-born pianist Lubomyr Melnyk combines Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.

Dec 02, On Lubomyr Melnyk's"Fallen Trees" fans of Steve Reich, Philip Glass, and Terry Riley will note the influence all three composers have on Melnyk's piano composition. In terms of my album score, this represents two levels of critical review%(7).

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The latest album from the Ukranian-born pianist Lubomyr Melnyk combines lush melodies with stunning instrumental technique Read Review.

We review the reviews/5. Dec 07, Metacritic Music Reviews, Fallen Trees by Lubomyr Melnyk, The latest full-length release for the Ukrainian pianist/composer features contributions from 82%(8). Lubomyr Melnyk.

Fallen Trees.

RIP: the Neu-Kraut scene.

co-headline slot at the Royal Festival Hall as part of the Erased Tapes tenth anniversary celebrations solidified Melnyk’s ascent. Listening to Fallen Trees, one is struck by how absurd it seems that Melnyk spent so long out in the cold. Each of his releases over the last five years has confirmed what his.

Boomkat Product Review: Fallen Trees’ – the new album by Lubomyr Melnyk – known as ‘the prophet of the piano’ due to his lifelong devotion to his instrument."The album release coincides with Melnyk’s 70th birthday, but despite the autumnal hint in its title, there’s little suggestion of him slowing down. AllMusic Review by Paul Simpson [+] Following his somewhat underwhelming major-label debut Illirion, which felt like an airbrushed greeting card-ization of his innovative style, pianist Lubomyr Melnyk returned to Erased Tapes with his release Fallen Trees.8/ Dec 10, Lubomyr Melnyk continues to produce exquisitely beautiful new classical work, earning an audience for his"continuous music" technique that grows wider with each release.8/ InLubomyr Melnyk set two world records, documented on film and with full audio, at the Sigtuna Stiftelsen in Sweden.

He sustained speeds of over notes per second in each hand, and played between 13 and 14 notes per second for one full hour/5(12).