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»Für mich eines der herausragenden Bach-Platten der letzten Zeit. / For me, one of the outstanding Bach albums of recent times!« (Winfried Schäper, Bremen Zwei)
»Das ist wirklich gelungen. Ein Album eines Enthusiasten, das die Liebe zu dieser Musik offenbart. / This is truly a success. An album by an enthusiast that reveals a love for this music.« (Carsten Dürer, Piano News)
»Ein Bach Bekenntnis der besonderen Art, voller Zärtlichkeit und Leidenschaft. / A unique Bach statement, full of tenderness and passion.« (Rondo Magazin)
MUSICAL DIRECTION OF THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM’S OPENING CONCERT IN DAVOS
I was honored to have taken on the role of musical director for this year’s opening concert at the World Economic Forum in Davos. For this special occasion, I have composed and arranged 30 minutes of music, which I performed together with the incredible Morphing Chamber Orchestra. Joining us as soloists were the outstanding artists Ane Brun, Danielle DeNiese, and Jeremy Dutcher, whose voices made this performance truly unforgettable.
The music were also be enriched by electronic tracks created by Michael Kamm, while mesmerizing live video installations by Refik Anadol elevated the visual experience of the evening.
“Musterbeispiel für perlend-sangliche Pianistik”
“An example for sparkling and singing piano playing”
“...die Königsklasse der Solo-Pianisten”
“The champions league of solo pianists”
“Tim Allhoff legt mit seinem achten Album MORLA einen musikalischen Meilenstein vor der einmal mehr sein kompositorisches wie technisches Können am Klavier unterstreicht”
“With his eight album MORLA, Tim Allhoff presents a musical milestone that once again proves his proficiency as a composer and a pianist.”
“Manch eine Musik scheint Tausende Jahre alt zu sein, alle Weisheit der Welt in sich zu tragen und eine Waffe gegen jede Art von Krieg zu sein. Dass Menschen überhaupt welche führen, scheint absurd beim Hören von Tim Allhoffs Klavierspiel.”
“...that human mankind wages war at all, seems absurd when listening to Tim Allhoff’s piano playing.”