Vinyl LP pressing. STUDIO KONZERT is the audiophile Direct-To-2-Track fully analogue recorded concert series, produced by the Bauer Studios since early 2013 and available in shops as numbered and limited 180g vinyl records with a premium-quality packaging. Marialy Pacheco's album INTRODUCING (2014) convinced by the confident style and the Cuban temperament of Marialy. Now she presents another facet of her musical spectrum and brought her Cuban touch to Ludwigsburg for the STUDIO KONZERT. For this concert the pianist and official Bösendorfer Artist chose some of her favourite songs, including current compositions and arrangements as well as older works of hers. She finds inspiration in the Cuban music tradition and turns it into a new form: a balance between seriousness and technical sophistication on the one hand and easiness with Caribbean fire on the other hand. For high fidelity, our sound engineer Philipp Heck ensured a clean and natural sound. A purely analogue recording, as usual, pressed on 180gr vinyl!
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Vinyl LP pressing. STUDIO KONZERT is the audiophile Direct-To-2-Track fully analogue recorded concert series, produced by the Bauer Studios since early 2013 and available in shops as numbered and limited 180g vinyl records with a premium-quality packaging. Marialy Pacheco's album INTRODUCING (2014) convinced by the confident style and the Cuban temperament of Marialy. Now she presents another facet of her musical spectrum and brought her Cuban touch to Ludwigsburg for the STUDIO KONZERT. For this concert the pianist and official Bösendorfer Artist chose some of her favourite songs, including current compositions and arrangements as well as older works of hers. She finds inspiration in the Cuban music tradition and turns it into a new form: a balance between seriousness and technical sophistication on the one hand and easiness with Caribbean fire on the other hand. For high fidelity, our sound engineer Philipp Heck ensured a clean and natural sound. A purely analogue recording, as usual, pressed on 180gr vinyl!
