24 Postcards In Full Colour

Album Description

Max Richter's '24 Postcards In Full Colour' is a captivating neoclassical masterpiece, released on 1 January 2014 via Deutsche Grammophon. This 38-minute album is a testament to Richter's innovative approach to music, seamlessly blending elements of minimalism, classical, and ambient genres.

The album's 24 tracks, including 'The Road Is A Grey Tape', 'H In New England', and 'This Picture Of Us. P.', showcase Richter's ability to craft intricate, evocative soundscapes that transport listeners to diverse emotional landscapes. From the soothing 'Lullaby From The Westcoast Sleepers' to the enigmatic 'Circles From The Rue Simon – Crubellier', each piece is a carefully woven thread in the rich tapestry of '24 Postcards In Full Colour'.

Throughout the album, Max Richter's unique voice shines through, guiding listeners on a journey of discovery and contemplation. With its concise yet impactful duration, '24 Postcards In Full Colour' is an ideal introduction to Richter's distinctive sound, inviting fans of neoclassical and ambient music to immerse themselves in his captivating world. As a work of remarkable depth and beauty, '24 Postcards In Full Colour' is sure to resonate with audiences, offering a profound and lasting musical experience.

1 jan 2014

℗ 2014 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin

About Max Richter

Max Richter is a pioneering composer and pianist who seamlessly blends classical training with electronic innovation, creating a unique and captivating sound that resonates with audiences worldwide. Born in Germany and raised in the UK, Richter's musical journey began with studies at the University of Edinburgh and the Royal Academy of Music in London, followed by advanced composition studies with the legendary Luciano Berio in Italy. His work spans a wide range of genres and media, from film scores and ballet to solo albums and collaborations with renowned artists like Wayne McGregor and Margaret Atwood. Richter is celebrated for his recomposition of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" and his acclaimed albums such as "Memoryhouse" and "In A Landscape." His music often addresses universal themes, from the importance of sleep to human rights, making him not just a composer, but a voice for contemporary issues. With a prolific career that includes numerous awards and a dedicated global following, Max Richter continues to push the boundaries of contemporary classical music, inspiring a new generation of musicians and captivating audiences with his genre-defying compositions.