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A la recherche du temps perdu

by Ellen Cunningham Weaver / Stephan Beneking

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1.
Du côte de chez Swann 02:47
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2.
A l`ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs 03:02
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3.
Le Côte de Guermantes 02:38
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4.
Sodome et Gomorrhe 02:01
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5.
La Prisonnière 02:15
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6.
La Fugitive 02:07
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7.
Le Temps retrouvé 02:01
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Adveniat I 02:55
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Adveniat II 02:20
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Adveniat III 03:01
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Adveniat IV 02:52
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This Album consists of 7 pieces of the series " A la recherche du temps perdu" and 4 pieces of the "Adveniat" series. Finest pure neoclassical piano original compositions by Stephan Beneking in classical style, performed by pianist Ellen Cunningham Weaver.

"Time" is the main theme of " A la recherche du temps perdu", inspired by the amazing book "In search of the lost time" by Marcel Proust. "Adveniat" is a series of classical pieces composed for the peaceful christmas time.

Ellen Cunningham Weaver, pianist, lives on Bainbridge Island, Washington. She plays a wide range of repertoire from Bach to Brubeck and including contemporary composers who draw on classical, jazz, and traditional folk idioms. "A la recherché du temps perdu" marks a continuing collaboration with Stephan Beneking and interpretation of his neoclassical compositions. Ellen’s recordings can be heard on SoundCloud at soundcloud.com/ellen-w-1.

Stephan Beneking, award-winning composer, is based in Berlin, Germany.
Beneking´s orginal compositions are in neo-classical, melodic style for piano solo.
His repertoire comprises more than 250 piano works so far and his music is being played by hobby and professional pianists in many countries. All scores/sheet music can be downloaded for free on www.beneking.com.

Picture: Gaby Ehringshausen, Berlin

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released March 17, 2014

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Award-winning composer, based in Berlin, Germany.
All scores can be downloaded for free on www.beneking.com
Original compositions in melancholic neoclassical, classical, romantic, melodic and contemporary modern classical style for piano solo.
His repertoire comprises more than 250 piano works so far and his music is being played by hobby and professional pianists in many countries. ... more

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