EN SE DE

  • MIRROR CANON (192kHz)

    2L-049-FLAC192

    Artist: Tor Espen Aspaas

    Label: 2L FLAC 192kHz 24 bit

    The First and Second Viennese Schools and their associated cultural environments constitute a fascinating, enigmatic musical terrain of strong mutual relationships. This recording seeks to explore points of tension between the two epochs by contrasting four central compositions – masterpieces which constantly inform our perception of what music is and what music can be. Two canons, mirrored in their own reflection.

    - Ludwig van Beethoven Sonate Nr. 32 c-moll
    - Arnold Schönberg Sechs kleine Klavierstücke
    - Anton Webern Vier Stücke für Geige und Klavier
    - Alban Berg Sonate für Klavier

    Pianist Tor Espen Aspaas is one of the most outstanding and versatile musicians of his generation in Norway. Aspaas (born 1971) has since 2007 been professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo. He has been engaged as a soloist by all the professional Norwegian symphony orchestras, and by many international ensembles in collaboration with conductors including Frans Brüggen, Vasily Sinaysky, Christian Eggen and Michel Plasson. Aspaas has made several recordings, including a solo CD of Paul Dukas' complete piano works (on the label SIMAX Classics) which has received excellent reviews in the international press.

  • MIRROR CANON (96kHz)

    2L-049-FLAC96

    Artist: Tor Espen Aspaas

    Label: 2L FLAC 96kHz 24 bit

    The First and Second Viennese Schools and their associated cultural environments constitute a fascinating, enigmatic musical terrain of strong mutual relationships. This recording seeks to explore points of tension between the two epochs by contrasting four central compositions – masterpieces which constantly inform our perception of what music is and what music can be. Two canons, mirrored in their own reflection.

    - Ludwig van Beethoven Sonate Nr. 32 c-moll
    - Arnold Schönberg Sechs kleine Klavierstücke
    - Anton Webern Vier Stücke für Geige und Klavier
    - Alban Berg Sonate für Klavier

    Pianist Tor Espen Aspaas is one of the most outstanding and versatile musicians of his generation in Norway. Aspaas (born 1971) has since 2007 been professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo. He has been engaged as a soloist by all the professional Norwegian symphony orchestras, and by many international ensembles in collaboration with conductors including Frans Brüggen, Vasily Sinaysky, Christian Eggen and Michel Plasson. Aspaas has made several recordings, including a solo CD of Paul Dukas' complete piano works (on the label SIMAX Classics) which has received excellent reviews in the international press.

  • MIRROR CANON (5.1 surround)

    2L-049-FLAC96MCH

    Artist: Tor Espen Aspaas

    Label: 2L FLAC 5.1 surround

    The First and Second Viennese Schools and their associated cultural environments constitute a fascinating, enigmatic musical terrain of strong mutual relationships. This recording seeks to explore points of tension between the two epochs by contrasting four central compositions – masterpieces which constantly inform our perception of what music is and what music can be. Two canons, mirrored in their own reflection.

    - Ludwig van Beethoven Sonate Nr. 32 c-moll
    - Arnold Schönberg Sechs kleine Klavierstücke
    - Anton Webern Vier Stücke für Geige und Klavier
    - Alban Berg Sonate für Klavier

    Pianist Tor Espen Aspaas is one of the most outstanding and versatile musicians of his generation in Norway. Aspaas (born 1971) has since 2007 been professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo. He has been engaged as a soloist by all the professional Norwegian symphony orchestras, and by many international ensembles in collaboration with conductors including Frans Brüggen, Vasily Sinaysky, Christian Eggen and Michel Plasson. Aspaas has made several recordings, including a solo CD of Paul Dukas' complete piano works (on the label SIMAX Classics) which has received excellent reviews in the international press.

    FLAC 5.1 surround / 96kHz 24 bit real HD.