Bleeding

Maxim Shalygin's new piece "Bleeding" is inspired by Bruckner’s music, particularly his use of time. After discovering Bruckner's Scherzo in Bergman’s Sarabande, Maxim Shalygin was captivated by Bruckner’s sense of weightlessness and time. In Bleeding, Maxim Shalygin uses only brass instruments from the Ludwig Ensemble to create a sound that explores Bruckner’s time concepts, extending and evolving them into a 60-minute symphony.

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