New Release: Zero Point from Hadar Noiberg and Katia Toobool

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New Release:  Zero Point from Hadar Noiberg and Katia Toobool
Label:  Self-Released
Release Date:  August 29, 2025
Website:  www.hadarnoiberg.com

Stories woven from musical notes flittering, floating, frothing, and furling through improvised exchanges, hoist sonic passages that offer audiences a transcending experience with the recording Zero Point from award-winning flutist, composer, arranger, and producer Hadar Noiberg and pianist/composer Katia Toobool.  The duo is backed by a string quartet that brings out the warm luster of Noiberg and Toobool's original scores, showcasing a mixture of intimate reflections and aurally picturesque vistas, employing a wide range of influences, including classical music, Brazilian rhythms, and ambient jazz.  

Performed live, the recording is filled with lyrical patterns, lobbing strings, and resonating spirals from Noiberg's flute.  The melodic musings explore the interplay between keys, strings and flute, discovering their various dynamics and amicable rapport.   Held mesmerized by the interactive exchanges and undulating crests and ebbs through "Firenze," the arousing performance intimates evocative sensations that cross into the ruminating soundscape of "Song for Turiya."  The tracks flow seamlessly into each other like an impaling story, threading each scene into the next, developing the depth and magnetism in stages.  A musical journey, Noiberg and Toobool's live album is a work of fiction that transcends the audience into aurally lively vistas.

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