" data-original-title="" title="">Espen Berg decided to present a fully improvised piano concert in a live recording. This one-taker is a culmination of years of development, reflection and research. The music, created in the moment, reflects his emotions in a profound way, and every time he plays, it��s different. Every second of music is unique, and it feels like an endless resource, both musically and spiritually. The Trondheim Concert was recorded at Dokkhuset.

��This album is the recording from the one-off concert. As I started listening to “Part 1"��the album being split into 10 parts��my intrigue soon turned to surprise, and then to awe. This is so good, brilliant actually. The music I��m listening to for the first time is stunning. As the album progresses, I am astonished at how beautiful this is, on every level. After several listens through, my considered appraisal would be this; What we have here, is quite possibly one of the finest improvised solo piano performances I have had the pleasure of listening to in the last decade or so.����Mike Gates, UKVIBE

Tracklist

1. Part 1; 2. Part 2; 3. Part 3; 4. Part 4; 5. Part 5; 6. Part 6; 7. Part 7; 8. Part 8; 9. Part 9; 10. Part 10.

About Espen Berg

Born June 30, 1983 in Hamar, Espen Berg is a Norwegian pianist and composer. He lives in Trondheim, where he attained a master��s degree at NTNU��s highly acknowledged jazz department in 2008. In 2011 Espen started working on his solo project. His first solo album, Noctilucent, was released in 2012 and became the starting point for his career as a band leader. The Espen Berg Trio was formed in 2014 with fellow band members