Bertrand Chamayou plays Bryce Dessner: Song for Octave

Good Night! by Bertrand Chamayou explores the many musical facets of the lullaby through pieces from the 19th, 20th, and even 21st centuries with this new work by composer and guitarist Bryce Dessner. Discover the album: https://w.lnk.to/gncLY

"Bryce’s style is typically post-minimalist, using elements of the repetitive musical style of Steve Reich or Philip Glass, but in a less strict or theoretical way, incorporating the style in a freer musical narrative," Bertrand explains. "His talent shines out, whether in his ‘classical’ compositions, his film music or his work with his rock band, The National. He is unique in both his personality and in what he does and I am very happy to have this world premiere on the album."

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