A friend and former co-worker gave me an album by Zoë Keating, One Cello X16: Natoma, which I have only recently listened to. (I mean really listened -- with my new set-up, it's easier to actually hear what I'm playing.)
The music is fascinating -- I can't call it "new age" because it's not really, and it doesn't seem to fit into the "avant garde" mold, either. Call it "alt modern" and let it go at that. There are some passages in the album that remind me of Penguin Cafe Orchestra, if that's any help.
At any rate, here's Keating playing "Lost."
The music is fascinating -- I can't call it "new age" because it's not really, and it doesn't seem to fit into the "avant garde" mold, either. Call it "alt modern" and let it go at that. There are some passages in the album that remind me of Penguin Cafe Orchestra, if that's any help.
At any rate, here's Keating playing "Lost."
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