„Marimba Sculpture“ is the continuation of the audite series with Katarzyna Mycka as marimba soloist – this time supported by Franz Bach and Eckhard M. Stromer. The works recorded here are exclusively original compositions, not adaptations, which makes this SACD an interesting collection of compositions for the marimba. Some of the pieces were written especially for the soloist by composers inspired by her playing.
The works reveal the instrument in all its expressive power: its impressive dynamic variety, the range of its sound spectrum from percussive character to a flat carpet of sound, as well as the virtuoso possibilities of the marimba. All these factors combine to form music that fascinates the listener with its variety and catching melodies. The recording is immediately approachable for everyone, even if it seems at first glance to be for marimba specialists. The calming, almost meditative effect of the music and the marimba sound make it so appealing. The Surroundsound of the SACD recording positively strengthens the effect of sonic breadth and depth. The spatial dimension of the Surround recording thus enables a differentiated reproduction to be made of the arrangement of as many as three marimbas in the recording studio.
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The works reveal the instrument in all its expressive power: its impressive dynamic variety, the range of its sound spectrum from percussive character to a flat carpet of sound, as well as the virtuoso possibilities of the marimba. All these factors combine to form music that fascinates the listener with its variety and catching melodies. The recording is immediately approachable for everyone, even if it seems at first glance to be for marimba specialists. The calming, almost meditative effect of the music and the marimba sound make it so appealing. The Surroundsound of the SACD recording positively strengthens the effect of sonic breadth and depth. The spatial dimension of the Surround recording thus enables a differentiated reproduction to be made of the arrangement of as many as three marimbas in the recording studio.