The album title, 'Stardust', reflects the human aspiration for unity with the Cosmos, suggesting we are all composed of 'stardust' that connects us physically and spiritually to the universe.
Album & Artwork
The album's journey through centuries, creating connections between composers like Bach and Glass, or Schubert and Bill Evans, is described as a 'seismograph of the soul' oscillating between earthly and ethereal elements.
Performer Biography
Laurianne Corneille is known for her eclectic choice of projects, ranging from pianoforte to jazz and world music, and is actively involved in rediscovering music by forgotten women composers.
Album & Artwork
The album's concept was inspired by the audience's desire for encores, which the performer, Laurianne Corneille, enjoyed curating as concise, melodious 'jewels'.
Performer Biography
Laurianne Corneille integrates visual language from films by director Raphaël Wertheimer and writing into her artistic projects, reflecting her synesthetic approach to art.
Performer Biography
Laurianne Corneille, the pianist, is a descendant of the Russian piano school, having studied with Evgeny Moguilevsky, who was the last pupil of Heinrich Neuhaus.
Album & Artwork
The album's structure is likened to Achilles' shield from Homer's Iliad, which depicts the world with diverse scenes, symbolizing how the chosen pieces reflect an 'Initiation Path' of the human condition.
