- Piano music
- Modern classical
- Mood music
- Contemporary classical
- Art music
- Experimentalism
- Avant-garde
- Post-classical
- Minimalism
Comment: I am
honoured to listen to Kara-Lis Coverdale`s music who is a Canadian (Montrèal) musician of Estonian descent, and second, she has collaborated with
Tim Hecker on his
Virgins (2013) whose albums from the first
half of the 00s can be considered one of the best ambient music
having ever been created.
Triptych (as the title says) is
3-track issue consisting of floating piano chords which create
arousing moods and feeling despite its minimal and sparse format in a
sense. The emotiveness of the outing is brought forth due to
consisting of an incessant flow of chord changes while preserving
some enchanting iterativeness in her music. As K-LC has stated once
of being influenced by sacred music and beyond that she has been
working as an organist in different churches across the domestic
country for me this album appears as a shelter within it one can
withdraw from our spasmodic and neurotic life. Her music can be
compared with such artists as Max Richter, Nils Frahm, Lubomyr Melnyk
(another Canadian modern classical artist) and by its
light-heartedness and captivating mood it can also be compared with
such female troubadours on guitar as Vashti Bunyan, Linda Perhacs yet
this is a special item by any means.
