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about the record
Following the resounding success of their initial collaboration, the TLF Trio—comprising Danish cellist Cæcilie Trier (CTM), pianist Jakob Littauer, and guitarist Mads Kristian Frøslev—reunites on Latency with electronic music legend Moritz von Oswald for the follow-up to their debut album, "Sweet Harmony."
The TLF Trio, along with Moritz von Oswald, once again delves into the realm of chamber music, this time with two new songs that further explore the intricate acoustic dynamics of their instruments alongside electronics. As the second installment in this musical journey, "New Songs & Variations" builds upon the minimalistic, sculptural, and narrative qualities of its predecessor, weaving a tapestry of expressive and varied voices.
Together, the TLF Trio and Moritz von Oswald invite listeners to embark on a sonic journey that bridges the past and the present, mirroring the transformative essence of Louise Lawler's distorted image, which graces its cover—a testament to the delicate fluidity and shape-shifting nature of the music within.
- 1 - March-like, Wild (Moritz von Oswald Variation) 6:00
- 2 - Chrome 7:10
- 3 - Purple 7:27
- 4 - Foyer (Moritz von Oswald Variation) 5:19
€20,00
in stock
- 1 - March-like, Wild (Moritz von Oswald Variation) 6:00
- 2 - Chrome 7:10
- 3 - Purple 7:27
- 4 - Foyer (Moritz von Oswald Variation) 5:19
about the record
Following the resounding success of their initial collaboration, the TLF Trio—comprising Danish cellist Cæcilie Trier (CTM), pianist Jakob Littauer, and guitarist Mads Kristian Frøslev—reunites on Latency with electronic music legend Moritz von Oswald for the follow-up to their debut album, "Sweet Harmony."
The TLF Trio, along with Moritz von Oswald, once again delves into the realm of chamber music, this time with two new songs that further explore the intricate acoustic dynamics of their instruments alongside electronics. As the second installment in this musical journey, "New Songs & Variations" builds upon the minimalistic, sculptural, and narrative qualities of its predecessor, weaving a tapestry of expressive and varied voices.
Together, the TLF Trio and Moritz von Oswald invite listeners to embark on a sonic journey that bridges the past and the present, mirroring the transformative essence of Louise Lawler's distorted image, which graces its cover—a testament to the delicate fluidity and shape-shifting nature of the music within.
