Carlos Cipa – I wanted you to know (Munich Session)

In this version of "I wanted you to know", Carlos Cipa exchanges the satiny sound of his first instrument for the brighter, clearer sound of a Steingraeber grand piano. Listen to this piece here on digital platforms: https://w.lnk.to/wytkLY

Originally recorded on Cipa's go-to piano, his Yamaha Upright from 1981, this is the first rendition of the piece on a grand piano. Exchanging the satiny and soft atmosphere of the upright for a more brilliant and clear sound of the Steingräber grand piano, this brings out a very different quality in the piece. The minimalistic, repetitive and song-like structure is reminiscent of thoughts circling in the mind until they are finally shared with the person they are destined for.

The artist plays the grand piano D-232 from the piano manufacturers Steingraeber in Bayreuth, Germany. http://www.steingraeber.de

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