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Teo Salfinger – ‘Petite Dances’

Teo Salfinger – ‘Petite Dances’

Delivering a range of emotions, from radiant beauty to cinematic melancholy, Petite Dances is the third album from Teo Salfinger. The Leipzig, Germany-based composer delights with his neo-classical aesthetic, infusing touching piano arrangements and string-forward swells alike. “Sleep” exudes...

Delivering a range of emotions, from radiant beauty to cinematic melancholy, Petite Dances is the third album from Teo Salfinger. The Leipzig, Germany-based composer delights with his neo-classical aesthetic, infusing touching piano arrangements and string-forward swells alike.

“Sleep” exudes an aptly serene quality, lulling with gentle piano trickles. The corresponding layers produce a gentle embrace, gearing seamlessly into the more frolicking “Spin.” Here, a radiant piano chiming flows within a steady backing pulsation. A lush series of brief pauses, around the two-minute turn, furthers the momentum. Thereafter, the majestic strings on “Rise” invoke a deeply emotional sound. The first three tracks on Petite Dances showcase the artist’s range, from the opener’s understated calmness to the rousing, string-forward fervency of “Rise.”

The remainder of Petite Dances continues the captivation. “Shine” shows a palpable mystique, as slight piano pulses find relatively eerie accompaniments via strings — sounding fit for a dark fairy tale. This traverses into the stirring finale; “Poise” struts a wintry elegance in its concise piano touches, concluding the ravishing Petite Dances with a gorgeously subtle charm. Teo Salfinger thoroughly impresses with this engrossing, abundant in warmth and atmospheric immersion.

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“Glow” and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Best of December 2023’ Spotify playlist.

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