Carlos Cipa – Dreamlessly (on Blüthner Grand, 1935)

Created with a 1935 Blüthner Grand piano, “Dreamlessly” by pianist-composer Carlos Cipa presents an ambient soundscape, framed around a mysterious, lulling melody. Discover more on his album Correlations, recorded on 11 unique pianos: https://w.lnk.to/corLY

“I find it fascinating how each piano is different from the next,” says the 30-year-old Munich-based composer. “Some instruments really open up your creativity. To play on a lot of different ones is the best way to come up with new ideas.”

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