PILL-OH Greece
Music project “Pill-Oh” was born in 2009 in Athens, Greece. With a contemplative approach, electronic artist Hior Chronik and accomplished classical pianist Zinovia Arvanitidi immersed themselves into a cocoon of hazy childhood memories and nostalgia, contemplating the link between “image” and “reflection”. ... more
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Beautiful. The music invites you deep into the green forest, just like the photo on the cover of the album. It was a very precious day in my life when I met this music. It's a joyful encounter with music, just as it is with people. I will listen to this album again and again
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Ten Sails
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Piano, harmonium, trumpet, flugelhorn, and a tiny dab of percussion woven into a blanket of audio serenity.
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The Seasons Are Not Four
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A meditative set of free-flowing piano improvisations from the English/Greek composer.
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Altar of Dreams
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