Ernst Reijseger, a virtuoso cellist who has been playing since the age of seven, presents "Crystal Palace," an extraordinary collection of 28 improvised cello suites. Released on June 6, 2014, under the Spring Music label, this album is a testament to Reijseger's mastery of free jazz, avant-garde, and minimalism genres. Spanning a total duration of 1 hour and 11 minutes, "Crystal Palace" is a unique journey through the expressive capabilities of the cello, with each track offering a distinct exploration of sound and emotion.
Recorded while Reijseger was inspired by the paintings of Jerry Zeniuk, the album captures the essence of improvisation and the spontaneity of the moment. The tracks, titled from "Crystal Palace I" to "Crystal Palace XXVIII," are a continuous flow of musical ideas, showcasing Reijseger's technical prowess and deep emotional connection to his instrument. The album is a must-listen for fans of experimental music and those seeking to explore the boundaries of classical and contemporary genres.