Marietta Veulens - Piano Cubano: De Algunas Zonas Del Alma (CD)

Marietta Veulens - Piano Cubano: De Algunas Zonas Del Alma (CD)

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Marietta Veulens - Piano Cubano: De Algunas Zonas Del Alma (CD)Cuban composer with soul 'Veulens is a sensitive player with a keen sensibility for piano timbres.' The music is grounded in the AfroCuban Culture in which she was born. An atmosphere of reverie fills Campanas Consonantes (Consonant Bells), where expressive dissonances are so prolonged that they become consonances That is the soothing beauty in this piece. Her pedaling technique is extraordinarily refined a real pleasure to hear.' American Record

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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025