Belle Chen - Mediterranean Sounds Album

Tracklist

1	Intro
2	Jeunes Filles Au Jardin Composed By – Federico Mompou
3	An Italian Wedding
4	Une Barque Sur L'Océan From Miroirs Composed By – Maurice Ravel
5	A Hidden Catalan Garden
6	Cancion y Danza No. 6 Composed By – Federico Mompou
7	A Small Café In Nice
8	Barcelona Rhythms
9	Iberia: X. Malaga Composed By – Isaac Albéniz
10	Black Earth Composed By – Fazıl Say
11	Midnight In Cervo
12	Spice Market In Istanbul
13	Málaga ‘Gulls
14	Années de Pèlerinage, Deuxième Année, S. 161: I. Sposalizio Composed By – Franz Liszt
15	Sonata In D Minor, L. 108 Composed By – Domenico Scarlatti
16	Nocturne In Eb Major, Fp. 56 No. 7 Composed By – Francis Poulenc

Credits

• Piano, Effects, Producer, Sound Designer, Concept By – Belle Chen

Album

Album 2016 16 Songs. Belle Chen. Classical Chen is a Winner of Classical Music Rising Star Award at the inaugural 2015 London Music Awards. Released: Sep Chen. A Small Café in Nice, 01:21. Jeunes filles au jardin, 03:06. Spice Market in Istanbul, 01:16. Now playing . Une Barque sur l'Océan and more. 16 tracks 48:38. Pianist, sound artist, composer Classical roots & swimming through universes of classical, world. Belle Chen is one of the most uncategorisable artists of her generation. A classically trained pia. 1,257 people like this. 1,353 people follow this. This album has an average beat per minute of 96 BPM slowestfastest tempos: 64173 BPM. Album starts at 89BPM, ends at 66BPM -23, with tempos within the 64-173BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing. EMU PRICE: eMU. Buy album now. Album Only. Belle Chen born 17 August 1988 is an Australian-Taiwanese pianist, sound artist, and producer. She is also the sister of TwoSetViolin violinist Eddy Chen. Born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and raised in Brisbane, Australia, Chen was a national finalist of Australian National Piano Award in 2010. In 2011, she relocated to London to study at Royal Academy of Music, and it was during this time that Chen began experimenting with integrating sound art with classical music. In 2015, Chen was voted as the winner