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All the Things You Are—Oscar Hammerstein ♫ Katelijne Van Otterloo—Marantz—Ken Ishiwata

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It is essential to understand what quality in original music really means. I believe this is the only way to reference the design process. You can't just take a commercial CD as a reference point, because you can't know the authenticity of its origins.
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All the Things You Are (Oscar Hammerstein)
☛Katelijne Van Otterloo (Vocals)
☛Erik Robaard (Bass)
☛Michiel Buursen (Piano)
☛Wim Kegel (Drums)
☛George Pelupessy (Pecussie)

—Michiel Buursen (Arraneur/Music Director)
—Fritz de With and Ken Ishiwata (Recording and mixing)
—The Masters, Maartende Boer (Mastering)
—STS Digital (M/W Coding | Process)
—Marantz, Ken Ishiwata (Produced by)



http://metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/2000.379
The Lonely Life, 1992
☛Jack Pierson (American, born 1960)
Chromogenic print

In 1994, Pierson was invited by the Whitney Museum of American Art to show his photographs alongside a group of works by Edward Hopper (1882--1967) that the artist selected from their vast holdings. Like Hopper, Pierson creates works that are inherently cinematic in their scope and effects; both are primarily concerned with mood, atmosphere, and exhibit a particularly urban kind of melancholy. His greatest asset, however, is an almost overwhelmingly lush palette, which he uses to depict objects of desire or scenes that are unabashedly sensual and emotional.

An excellent example of the artist's high-key chromaticism, The Lonely Life describes the unique brand of loneliness shared by the performer and the fan, both of whom (like Pierson) are doomed to experience existence solely through the intoxications of art.

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