Juan Pablo Fernández Ramos – La bola de cristal | Neoclassical music review
“Меланхоличная и очень красивая неоклассическая композиция, в основе которой камерный оркестр, сопровождаемый тонкими и очень богатыми струнными. Минималистичный инструментарий позволяет слушателю сосредоточиться на эмоциональном исполнении, наполненном душевными гармониями. Композиция строится медленно, создавая ощущение напряжения и ожидания, прежде чем достичь катартической кульминации.”
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“A melancholic and very beautiful neoclassical composition, based on a chamber orchestra, accompanied by delicate and very rich strings. Minimalistic instrumentation allows the listener to focus on an emotional performance filled with spiritual harmonies. The composition builds slowly, creating a sense of tension and anticipation before reaching a cathartic climax.”
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“Una melancólica y bellísima composición neoclásica, basada en una orquesta de cámara, acompañada de delicadas y muy ricas cuerdas. La instrumentación minimalista permite al oyente concentrarse en una interpretación emocional llena de armonías espirituales. La composición crece lentamente, creando una sensación de tensión y anticipación antes de alcanzar un clímax catártico.”
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Reviewed by Nagamag on May 7, 2024