Ambient 2: The Plateaux of Mirror
by Harold Budd and Brian Eno
Released: April 20, 1980
Ambient
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The Album
"Ambient 2: The Plateaux of Mirror" is the second installment in Brian Eno's ambient music series, released in 1980. This collaborative album features Eno working alongside American ambient pianist and composer Harold Budd. The music is characterized by its serene and atmospheric qualities, creating a soundscape that encourages contemplation and introspection.
Interesting Facts
Eno's approach to ambient music involves creating a…
Eno's approach to ambient music involves creating a sonic environment that can be experienced passively, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in the gentle textures and tones.
In "The Plateaux of Mirror," Harold Budd's delicate…
In "The Plateaux of Mirror," Harold Budd's delicate piano work blends seamlessly with Eno's electronic treatments, resulting in a tranquil and evocative listening experience.
The album has been praised for its ability…
The album has been praised for its ability to evoke a sense of calm and reflective mood, making it a notable contribution to the ambient music genre.
Eno's work in ambient music, including "The Plateaux…
Eno's work in ambient music, including "The Plateaux of Mirror," has had a lasting influence on the development of electronic and ambient genres.
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"Ambient 2: The Plateaux of Mirror" is the second installment in Brian Eno's ambient music series, released in 1980. This collaborative album features Eno working alongside American ambient pianist and composer Harold Budd. The music is characterized by its serene and atmospheric qualities, creating a soundscape that encourages contemplation and introspection.
Eno's approach to ambient music involves creating a sonic environment that can be experienced passively, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in the gentle textures and tones. In "The Plateaux of Mirror," Harold Budd's delicate piano work blends seamlessly with Eno's electronic treatments, resulting in a tranquil and evocative listening experience.
The album has been praised for its ability to evoke a sense of calm and reflective mood, making it a notable contribution to the ambient music genre. Eno's work in ambient music, including "The Plateaux of Mirror," has had a lasting influence on the development of electronic and ambient genres.
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