Max Richter

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Born 1966.

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Max Richter (born 1966) is a British composer.

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  1. infra 2010

    Review of infra

    Reviewed by Wyndham Wallace

    Roll over, Beethoven: Richter blurs the boundaries between indie and classical.

  2. Memoryhouse 2009

    Review of Memoryhouse

    Reviewed by Chris Lo

    Plays out like an immaculately observed postcard journal.

  3. The Blue Notebooks 2004

    Review of The Blue Notebooks

    Reviewed by Hans Biørn Lian

    Max Richter, a British-based, German-born pianist and composer evokes an almost...

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