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If you enjoy Ludovico's work then you're in for a life-altering experience hearing him
live. L.E. & his band captivated the audience from start to finish - I blinked 5 times,
max & cried 5 times, min . There is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING I didn't enjoy!! It wasn't
just about the music played (and there were instruments I've never seen before) but
how it was played. Every note had depth, feeling & movement. This isn't your
granny's stereotypical classical music. In fact, if you don't like classical music this is
the man that'll change your mind. My description is so poor because it literally
transcends words. Hands down the best performance I've ever seen & I guarantee
as long as he comes to HTX I'll buy tickets.
Robyn Sandys from Chicago, Illinois
A MAGICAL MUSICAL JOURNEY
I was excited to see him since I recently discovered his music. The
composition of blending all the sounds in a way that made one
feel like you were floating feelings through your heart and soul. It
was remarkable how he had so much control over the flow yet
each note seemed deliberately blended to sound like waves of
energy that came straight from his brain to his fingertips and into
my soul. The audience all seemed mesmerized and deeply felt his
desire to convey peace, harmony, high energy, just all that life is. A
special musical experience. Now how do I keep that pure energy
running through my soul. The theatre was amazing. Not sure how
they got the unique blend of the sounds of all 6 musicians in a
perfect way. Made me want to run out and buy a top stereo
system. Seats were good but for this show would have been best
to sit behind the stage so you could see his expression while
playing. But it did create a breathtaking moment when he faced
the audience. Overall an A+ event.
Susan Cihlar from Chicago, Illinois
LUDOVICO EINAUDI CONCERT REVIEW
I first heard LE’s music watching the Olympics, women’s figure skating. One Olympian skated to “Experience.” I was mesmerized by this music. So, I first bought LE’s CD, “In a Time Lapse” and fell in love with every piece of music, especially “Burning.” I then bought 3 more of his CDs. I can only describe Ludovico’s music as hauntingly romantic and filled with emotion. I would love to see him play in Chicago again!
TB from Fort Worth, Texas
LUDOVICO IN DALLAS 6/22/2022
I am so happy that my husband and I were able to attend this concert. Ludovico was awesome to watch and he appeared so grateful and appreciative of his audience, his music amazing as always and just enchanting in person. I could only hope for some closer looks at the stage performance but not sure if that would be distracting to the performers.
Loved it overall but would love for some more close ups of the performers in particular the maestro. The opera hall overall feels very tight with regard to the seating, June in Dallas was sweltering and they need to consider this with regard to airflow.
from Washington, District of Columbia
STUNNING SOUNDS
I was aware of Einaudi's music through first hearing him on SPA XM radio, and decided that if he was ever in the area, I would love to go to a concert. I was not disappointed. His range was vast, and the music lets your mind travel and get in touch with imagery and energy. I do admit that the beginning couple of intense, energetic pieces sounded like space ships landing and I thought if this is what the whole concert will be like, I'm probably not going to stay. But then there was a really long piece that showed his sensitivity and tenderness of his piano playing, that were meditative, dreamy and reflective, and there were others as well. Overall, I enjoyed the concert and was glad I went. You could tell that he was embodying the music and the other musicians were perfectly in sync with him.
Jim Smith from Redondo Beach California
NEARLY WALKED OUT
I fell in love with Einaudi's music about two years ago and nearly wore out my laptop
playing Einaudi tracks & albums. When I discovered he was performing in Costa Mesa, I
gave myself a birthday gift and bought tickets for my wife and me.
My anticipation grew as the concert date drew near and I finally was able to settle in to
my seat to listen to the Maestro.
When the performance finally started, I couldn't believe how *horribly* the instruments
had been mic'ed... the base and percussion dominated the piano. Don't get me wrong... I
have an affinity for the baseline in music and love savoring the rhythmic themes and
motifs that are to be found. But in the Costa Mesa performance, it was all out of wack.
Einaudi was drowned by his accompanists.
Thankfully, my wife encouraged me to give the concert a chance: as the play list
progressed, there was more Einaudi and less percussion and rhythm section.
Bottom line, my favorite living performer-composer was done in by his sound technician
Joanne from Atlanta, Georgia
SNOOZE FEST
My sister and I have been avid fans of Ludovico Einaudi's work for the last 10 years.
We eagerly purchased tickets for this performance in anticipation of hearing him
play his classics live. However, the July 11th performance at Atlanta Symphony Hall
was a huge disappointment. He seemed to 'freestyle play' for 15 to 30 mins straight
in a packed pitch black dark auditorium. Almost all the audience seemed to have
been asleep. He played the piano chords so slow and quietly that at times the
audience clapped thinking he was done but he wasn't. 2 hours into his performance
he didn't plan a single one of the classics that we have grown to love him for. No "I
Giorni", no "Fly", no "Reverie" or "Waterways". My sister and I walked out before the
performance was over because we had to work the next day and we almost passed
out fast asleep. BIG disappointment.
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