The Art of Dreaming Martin Herzberg, Felix Räuber, Anne Müller

• 1 Räuber, Herzberg: Stay Here 04:08
• 2 Räuber, Herzberg: Falling 02:25
• 3 Räuber, Herzberg: Silence 05:02
• 4 Räuber, Herzberg: Timeless 04:31
• 5 Räuber, Herzberg: Into the Deep 04:29
• 6 Räuber, Herzberg: Door in My Soul 04:24
• 7 Räuber, Herzberg: Night Waltz 02:00
• 8 Räuber, Herzberg: Liminal Space 06:04
• 9 Räuber, Herzberg: Lullaby 02:12
• 10 Räuber, Herzberg: In Sleep 03:31
• 11 Räuber, Herzberg: Awakening 03:57
• Total Runtime 42:43

Info for The Art of Dreaming

Embark on a transformative musical journey with "The Art of Dreaming," a visionary collaboration between Martin Herzberg and Felix Rauber. This captivating album unfolds across 11 phases, inviting listeners to explore themes of stillness, timelessness, and self-identity. Guided by Herzberg's intricate melodies and Rauber's evocative vocals, the album weaves a tapestry of emotions that resonates with the complexities of the human experience. From serene tranquility to crescendos of emotion, the progression mirrors the ebb and flow of introspection. Immerse yourself in this sanctuary of sound, where music becomes a pathway to self-discovery. "The Art of Dreaming" is an invitation to pause, reflect, and emerge with a renewed connection to your inner world and the world at large.

Martin Herzberg, piano
Felix Rauber, voice
Anne Muller, cello

Martin Herzberg and Felix Räuber
are not only two close friends, but also two of the most remarkable musicians on the German music scene. Martin Herzberg - composer, pianist and storyteller - fills Germany's major philharmonies with his musical vision, his YouTube videos reach views in the tens of millions. His musical curiosity and versatility is one of many parallels to his friend, the composer, singer and producer Felix Räuber. With his project 'Polarkreis 18' and the mega hit "Allein, Allein", he celebrated huge successes in the 2000s - but showed only one of many facets of his extensive oeuvre, the premise of which he himself summarises under the term "Cinematic Pop".

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