Remy van Kesteren is a Dutch harpist renowned for his eclectic approach to the classical instrument, on which he has been formally trained. Born on February 22, 1989, in Zeist, Netherlands, Van Kesteren has distinguished himself through both his technical skill and his adventurous musical explorations beyond the traditional boundaries of classical music. He began playing the harp at the age of five and later attended the Conservatoire de Paris and the Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln. His reputation as a harp virtuoso has been affirmed through various accolades, including the prestigious USA International Harp Competition, which he won in 2008.
Remy's discography showcases an innovative and genre-blending vision, as evidenced by his recent releases such as "Muses," "crown," and his atmospheric series "Places I May Have Visited, People I May Have Met," which come across as a tapestry of auditory experiences. His interpretation of Aphex Twin's "avril 14th" on the harp epitomizes his capacity to bridge classical and contemporary music. By taking his listeners on a journey through soundscapes that encompass elements of classical, pop, jazz, and electronic music, Remy van Kesteren has established himself not only as a master of his instrument but also as a composer and producer, pushing the limits of what is possible with the harp. His work has drawn comparisons to modern composers and genre-defying artists, marking him as a significant figure in contemporary music.
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