Several people have asked me recommend some piano, so I decided to create a post on the subject. Here are my 5 favorite artists
1. Ryuichi Sakomoto
Remember the hit song "The Last Emperor"? that movie (and soundtrack) that both made us mourn, for it is by Ryuichi Sakomoto, and the "Silk Road" (another movie in which tear out Michael Pitt and Keira Knightley) too. These references do not need more presentation.
Here you have a song from your hard BBT, "Energy flow"
2. Yiruma
This young Korean composer takes from 5 years playing the piano, and from 96 solid albums. But now is when many begin to sound to you the name for his role in one of the films in the saga "twilight", with the theme "River Flows In You." The song is wonderful, but the rest of their discography is also very good.
3. Eric Satie
Current
today is not, he died in 1925, but given his peculiar style, which was ahead of his time, and the relevance of his compositions, highlight it saw fit. His biography is also as interesting as his music. Same name as
not know, but listen to this song as the first, his work "Gymnopédies" I will immediately sound.
4. Ludovico Einaudi
I do not normally pay much attention to the recommendations that I make my friend Hector (: P) but in this case, captivated me so that I fell in love instantly.
This topic gives me the creeps, and I have recommended a million times. It's beautiful, but the way it goes up I'm excited and wonder. And the best part is that the rest of the disc, the same name as the single, "Divenire" is just as good.
5. Regina Specktor
is the most pop of 5 and has little to do with the style of the above. However, the formation of the Russian singer is classic, and this is reflected in his songs.
His music is something lighter, but equally fascinating and my favorite.
(It is inserted)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pxRXP3w-sQ&feature=fvw
* One last recommendation, in part, for those of you who like to enjoy the sound of this instrument in a more pure, I recommend the always infallible soundtrack of "The Piano". A contemporary masterpiece.
(The full soundtrack is Spotify)
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