Frances White - Centre Bridge Electroacoustic Works

Review by Ron

Frances White's Centre Bridge Electroacoustic Works is a mesmerizing collection of experimental music that seamlessly blends electronic and acoustic sounds. The album features six tracks that showcase White's unique approach to composition and sound design.

From the hauntingly beautiful opening track "Centre Bridge" to the pulsating rhythms of "The Ocean Inside," White's music is a journey through different moods and emotions. Each track is meticulously crafted with an intricate layering of sounds that creates a rich and immersive sonic landscape.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "A veil barely seen," which features a haunting vocal performance by soprano Tony Arnold. The combination of Arnold's ethereal voice and White's electronic soundscapes creates a hauntingly beautiful and otherworldly atmosphere.

Summary by Ron

Centre Bridge Electroacoustic Works is a stunning album that showcases Frances White's unique talent for combining electronic and acoustic sounds. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in experimental music and the possibilities of electronic composition.