Hauschka

classical // experimental


Let me go where you take me – childhood’s hour of bewildering delight. Pause only for concerns lasting moments already forgotten; where radiant lights and sounds shimmer haphazard perfections into play. Harmonious adventures subsisted by slight twitter, and glitter, of prepared flitter upon piano strings; riding waves in a carousel’s jubilee. Volker Bertelmann‘s forthcoming Ferndorf (Distant Village) unlocks uncharted passages. Ivory may tiptoe along veiled paths, as violins portray swaying leaves, and barely visible electronic trees branch recognition. His memories unravel beside nourishing cellos in a summer’s gala dream.

Recalling youth with esoteric, aural morsels.
Hauschka – Heimat
Hauschka – Alma
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Posted by Kyle on Tuesday, September 16th, 2008 under classical, experimental.

7 Responses to “Hauschka”

  1. pmhauer said on September 17th at 1:27 am :

    So… what soundtrack will we find this on? Dude needs an agent in Hollywood.

  2. Tom said on September 17th at 4:54 am :

    Great music – reminds me very much of colleen. Lovely :-)

  3. Nicolas said on September 18th at 12:47 am :

    This is definitely working for me.
    I’ll be adding Alma to my walking through apple orchards in the fall playlist.
    Thank you.

  4. Jane said on September 20th at 9:51 pm :

    Love it. Thank you!

  5. Robert said on September 21st at 6:18 pm :

    This reminds me of playing a computer role playing game years ago named Arcanum, which had a score written in a similar vein to this. Heimat is brilliant.

  6. Plem said on September 22nd at 6:21 pm :

    cool song.

  7. Rullz said on October 5th at 5:03 am :

    Nice. I like a lot piano songs.

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