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Letters to My Future Self

Nick Revel

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1
Icebreaker
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 1:50
2
Mirage
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 3:27
3
5 Ways to Eat Acorns
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 3:37
4
Pulse Noise
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 3:17
5
Ham Jam 5
Nick Revel; Nick Revel; Hamilton Berry
 2:35
6
In DayDream
Nick Revel; Nick Revel; David Veslocki
 10:20
7
Landscape
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 3:35
8
Viola Cake
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 2:59
Worthy of Love (after J. S. Bach's Prelude in C Minor, BWV 999)  
9
Worthy of Love (After J.S. Bach)
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 3:09
10
Nick N' Nora
Nick Revel; Nick Revel; Nora Krohn
 1:48
11
Libertango
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 3:16
12
Megablip
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 4:54
13
DotDash
Nick Revel; Nick Revel
 8:42
Total Playing Time    53:29
In Letters to My Future Self, American composer and violist Nick Revel takes us on a musical journey of a constantly morphing Soundscape of styles and genres. This is all performed on viola, but some tracks also have cello, a guitar, or a second viola. This is a fascinating and enjoyable musical experience. Nick Revel is a violist, composer, improviser, and educator. He is a violist in PUBLIQuartet, string quartet, Folie à Deux, and New York String Studio, which he co-created with his wife and fellow violist Nora. The NY String Studio teaching philosophy draws on methods of self-awareness practices, Suzuki Method, Alexander Technique, meditation, and Madeline Bruser’s “The Art of Practicing.” He also founded the chamber music program at the Talent Education Suzuki School in Norwalk, CT, where he has coached string quartets for five years. Letters to My Future Self is Nick’s debut solo album.
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Tracks 1-3, 5-8, 10 – 48 kHz / 24-bit PCM, mastered in 96 kHz / 24-bit
Track 9 – 88.2 kHz / 24-bit PCM, mastered in 96 kHz / 24-bit
Track 12 – 44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM, mastered in 96 kHz / 24-bit

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