| View Larger Image | Two Point Discrimination | Audio CDby Goldmund
| List Price: | $12.98 | |
| | Binding: | Audio CD | | Studio: | Western Vinyl | | Release Date: | November 20, 2007 | | Sales Rank: | 291,408st |
|
TRACK LISTING |
Disc: 1
- Track 1: Leading
- Track 2: Then
- Track 3: From
- Track 4: Light
- Track 5: To
- Track 6: Shadow
- Track 7: They
- Track 8: Will
- Track 9: See
- Track 10: As
- Track 11: One.
|
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.5 based on 3 reviews)
|
Ambient piano that doesn't dissapoint... by Manny Hernandez (Bay Area, CA)  4 Stars
August 01, 2008
I landed on Goldmund's work by virtue of exploring the music of artists recording under Type Records, a fantastic UK label I just found out about. If you are the kind of person that likes putting on a set of headphones and drifting to sleep at night to mellow music mostly consisting of soft ambient piano work, this album is for you. Other artists you will like, if you like Goldmund are Colleen, Helios and Julien Neto.
| |
beautiful ambient piano music by Hollie_2009 (Portland, OR)  5 Stars
December 01, 2007
I think the songs on this EP are very beautiful. If anything these pieces are more like poems than a novel, and being that the track titles form only a sentence, I believe the intention was for each piece to be a section (or movement if you will) of that phrase. There are no rules governing the length of a piece of music, Howard Skempton wrote pieces sometimes no more than a minute long, but to me they have more impact than a 5-6 minute piece or an hour-long symphony.
| |
High Dollar Per Note by Carmen Scriptor  1 Stars
October 25, 2007
This composer writes very nice music. It's pretty. It's hypnotic. It's mellow. It's got a lot of layers that bear up to repeated listening. But, at under thirty minutes, how much are we willing to pay for this music? The dollar per note value is too high. Economics aside, one must question a composer who cannot extend his ideas for more than 2 minutes at a time. We know he can write longer compositions. Check out music sold under the name of Helios. Same composer. So why are these pieces so short? If there is some artistic reason for such short vignettes, then lower the price for an album containing so little music. We'll trust the composer that there shouldn't be more music added and that the size of the composition is exactly right.
| |
SIMILAR PRODUCTS |
| The Malady of Elegance
by Goldmund
The Malady of Elegance is the second poetic full-length from Boston-based composer Keith Kenniff, better known to some as Helios. Taking cues from Corduroy Road, Keith again restricts himself to the piano in conjuring up his humble soundscapes and again the listener is pulled into a deep, meditative and filmic world as the notes glide to a slow, pensive meter. Keith's Two Point Discrimination EP was a collection of haunting experiments in form and sound, but The Malady of Elegance sees him back...
| 
| Eingya
by Helios
| 
| Float
Peter Broderick (Performer), Amanda Lawrence (Performer), Peter Broderick (Performer), Skyler Norwood (Performer)
This is the debut full-length release from Oregon's Peter Broderick. In the last few years, the world has seen its fair share of musicians give up the trusty guitar in favor of the piano, the banjo and even the French horn, but rarely do we find a musician who seems so perfectly suited to any and every instrument he cares to try. Float is the ideal showcase for Broderick's well-honed instrumental talents, blending his love of folk music, classical music and good old-fashioned indie-pop. After...
| 
| Varde
by Elegi
| 
| Sekunden
by Swod
|
|
|
