Trance Meredi

• Meredi (b. 1992):
• 1Welcome Home05:09
• 2Within the Void04:48
• 3Trance06:28
• 4A Walk into the Garden04:19
• 5Watching You10:51
• 6When I Was You03:57
• 7Watching You Fall05:00
• Total Runtime40:32

Info zu Trance

Trance is Meredi's second album. The songs are about the longing for the here and now. The longing to lose oneself, to let oneself fall. "I always wanted to create the feeling of release" say's the Berlin composer, producer and pianist. Sometimes one tone can open worlds. One idea runs through 7 pieces. The piano is accompanied by strings and synthesizers. It is the longing for the here and now. The longing to lose oneself, to let oneself fall and to forget the time. The music is about a felt never ending line moving upwards.

“Trance is at once deeply personal and fiercely universal, a state within the self that can also be collectively attained and shared,” says Berlin composer and pianist Meredi, who named her latest album Trance inspired by the immersive experience she would feel in her city’s famed – now faded – nightclubs. “I’m inspired by the intensity and power of the music in techno raves and I wanted to express it in my own words in this album.”

“The pieces are about the longing for the here and now. The longing to lose oneself, to let go and to forget time,” says Meredi of the album. The track’s titles each tell of a specific part in the process of letting go, referencing mostly club contexts. This Friday, the composer and pianist will share with us the first single: the album opener "Welcome Home".

Meredi, piano

Ina Meredi Arakelian
was born on December 4th, 1992 in Berlin, Germany.

She began piano lessons at the age of six, and at the age of 10 she was accepted to the C.P.E. Bach Musikgymnasium, a performing arts school supported by the Hanns Eisler Music Conservatory in Berlin, Germany. There she continued studying piano and harp, and in the year 2005 she began studying composition at the age of 13. She studied composition with Professor Joylon Brettingham-Smith at the University of the Arts and Music, as well as with Helmut Zapf at the Hanns Eisler Conservatory. She just finished her Bachelor of arts in composition for film and media with Professor Gerd Baumann at the Conservatory of Music in Munich, Germany.

In 2018 she composed the music for the Marcus H. Rosenmüller film „Unheimlich perfekte Freunde“ together with Andrej Melita and Florian Paul and several music for series and television, among others for ARTE and ARD. Her music is played in concerts and on classical radio stations like BR-Klassik.

Her first orchestral pieces were performed in the spring of 2012, and from that point on she has been winning many composition competitions. She won 4 prizes at "Young Composers" Jeunesses Musicales. She won a special prize from the Berlin Philharmonie through the Jeunesses Musicales young composers competition. She won many "Young Composers" competitions in the state of Brandenburg, and won a double prize at the Halberstadt Orchester workshop IMPULS Festival for New Music in 2014.

In 2007 Meredi began to write music for theater plays and movies. Some of her successes include the prize winning film „Find Fix Finish", „The case of Asaria", "FilmFrauen Die Interviews", "All I never wanted", "Step outside", and several more.

In 2020 her debut album STARDUST will be released on Modern Recordings, BMG.

Dieses Album enthält kein Booklet