Heavy Sleep / Bruce Levingston
The title āHeavy Sleepā is meant to reference not only this albumās eponymous opening work but also to note the phraseās allusion to death and eternal sleep. + Voices of other composers or allusions to their own or othersā works are found throughout, often appearing as subtle homage to past composers. + Pianist Bruce Levingston is one of todayās leading contemporary music figures. + Many of the worldās most important composers having written works for him, his NYC world premiere performances of their works having won notable critical acclaim. + āOne of todayās most adventurous musicians.ā (NYTimes)
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Heavy Sleep / Bruce Levingston
Heavy Sleep / Bruce Levingston
The title āHeavy Sleepā is meant to reference not only this albumās eponymous opening work but also to note the phraseās allusion to death and eternal sleep. + Voices of other composers or allusions to their own or othersā works are found throughout, often appearing as subtle homage to past composers. + Pianist Bruce Levingston is one of todayās leading contemporary music figures. + Many of the worldās most important composers having written works for him, his NYC world premiere performances of their works having won notable critical acclaim. + āOne of todayās most adventurous musicians.ā (NYTimes)
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The title āHeavy Sleepā is meant to reference not only this albumās eponymous opening work but also to note the phraseās allusion to death and eternal sleep. + Voices of other composers or allusions to their own or othersā works are found throughout, often appearing as subtle homage to past composers. + Pianist Bruce Levingston is one of todayās leading contemporary music figures. + Many of the worldās most important composers having written works for him, his NYC world premiere performances of their works having won notable critical acclaim. + āOne of todayās most adventurous musicians.ā (NYTimes)