Yoot is a London-based composer who was commissioned to write a new piece as part of Turin's celebrations of Dante's 700th anniversary. The music was part of a visual installation, and now Yoot has released a single from it on YouTube, music which has hints of minimalism and ambient and more. You can hear more on Yoot's YouTube channel.
Friday, 16 July 2021
Celebrating Dante
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I listened to this piece on YouTube and was transported in a dream, as airy and light as a feather, I loved it ! A very beautiful piece and a very talented composer.
ReplyDeleteWonderful piece of music, very relaxing, I'm taking it to my masseuse to play next time.
ReplyDeleteAdored this piece! Totally ethereal and transportive.
ReplyDeleteUne invitation à rêver ! Ça fait un bien fou :-) On en veut encore !
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