Amazing composition by Jeroen van Veen
Note:
The 9-based tuning pianoconcerts
are organised by "Divine 9 Music" since end of January 2015.
Sounds of Silence now works with the new 12-based Krystal tuning.
"We can emphasize the quality of tone and silence. We can be attentive to the space within and between the notes we produce as musicians. (...) The temptation is to speed up the tempo, improvise in the open spaces, or cut the note short in anticipation of the next note. As musicians, rather than dazzle the listener with our brilliance and baffle them with our BS, we can bring the listener into the open spaces of music and the beauty of tone, this is where one finds the healing, healthy gestures." Read the full article 'Music and your Health'.
A recording at the Beauforthuis. A Fazioli 228 tuned in the 9-based tuning called 'Divine 9'.
“Jeroen van Veen brings the listener into the open spaces of music and the beauty of tone.”
Masterpianist / composer Jeroen van Veen plays his magnificent Minimal Prelude 48 on the specially D9 tuned Fazioli 228. Recorded at the Beauforthuis on 7 december 2014 during the composerday. He reseached the possibilities of the new tuning by playing his own compositions like MP 48 and existing work from Chopin, Einaudi, Glass, Ten Holt and Pärt.
Performance - part I and II - by Van Veen on Saturday 27 december 2014 in 'Het Beauforthuis'.