With SECRET PLACES, Die Twiolins invite you on a hypnotic journey into your inner self. On two violins, the sibling duo creates a musical picture book that whisks you away into the depths of your own imagination and fantasy.

Modern Violin Music: An Emotional Sound Journey

Like melodic brushstrokes, the works sketch unique contours – every bar is a step into unknown territory. The music is vibrant, fragile, and deeply moving, yet in the next moment, it surprises by being equally wild, dancing, and full of pure joy of life.

Exclusive First Recordings & Works from the Progressive Classical Music Award 2015

The album SECRET PLACES is a treasure trove for lovers of contemporary violin music: All compositions are released on CD in this form for the very first time!

Except for the piece “Hammers” by the well-known pianist Nils Frahm, all works were created as part of the Progressive Classical Music Award 2015. Marie-Luise and Christoph Dingler bring these award-winning pieces to life on eight strings with their accustomed virtuosity and dedication.

The album can be purchased here as a physical CD, as well as on Bandcamp in WAV format.
Also available for streaming or as MP3 on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, etc.

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Genre: Progressive Classical Music / Contemporary Classical

Tracklist: Rebecca Czech, Germany: I Think It’s Going to Rain (Ich glaub´, es gibt Regen) | András Derecskei, Hungary: Balkanoid | Benjamin Heim, Australia: Trance No.1 | Edmund Jolliffe, UK: Waltz Diabolique | Jens Hubert, Germany: Rock you vs. Ballerina | Johannes Meyerhöfer, Germany: Breath • Light (Atem • Licht) | Nils Frahm, Germany: Hammers | Aleksander Gonobolin, Ukraine: Metamorphosis | Dawid Lubowicz, Poland: Carpathian | Vladimir Torchinsky, Russia: Eight Strings | Benedikt Brydern, USA: Schiller’s Night Flight (Schillers Nachtflug) | Andreas Håkestad, Norway: Three Moods, I | Levent Altuntas, Germany: Chasma^2