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world cello

Photo by Meghan Paddock Farrell

 albums

Original Cello Albums on Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, etc.

Elapse single 2023, Cello and Piano

Unimaginable single 2022, Ghostly Cello, Electric Piano, Electronics

Liminal EP 2022, Atmospheric Cello, Piano, Electronics

Unearth 2021 Cello, Piano, Oud, Sounds

Chasm EP 2021 Cello, Downtempo, Electronic, Ambient

Nearing single 2021, Orchestrated Cello, Electronic, Ambient

Undercurrent single 2021 Cello, Spanish Guitar, Harmonium, Bass, Percussion

Talisman 2018, Cello, Oud, Frame Drum, Percussion

To A Darkening Sky 2018, Cello and Piano

Âme Oubliée 2016 Cello, Spanish Guitar, Accordion, Bass, Percussion

Nightfall 2015, Cello, Organ, Piano, Guitar

Festivale 2014, Cello, Spanish Guitar, Percussion, Bass

Obscura 2012, Cello, Tanpura, Frame Drum

The Secret 2011, Cello and Array Mbira

From Silence 2010, Solo Cello

Elegy 2009, Cello and Piano

Ritual 2009, Cello, Tanpura, Guitar

Ruin 2008, Cello and Piano

Wanderer 2008, Italian Mandolin and Spanish Guitar

Dwelling 2007, Cello and Guitar

Unreleased Work Volume II 2008-20022

Unreleased Work Volume I 2008-2018, Cello, Piano, Accordion, Upright Bass, Italian Mandolin and Spanish Guitar

OTHER MUSICAL PROJECTS

Alwena ~ Blue Hour 2019 Collaboration with singer/songwriter Kirsten Dallas, Voice, Cello, Guitar, Bass Percussion

bio

 

Adam Hurst is a creative being in every realm of life as his means of survival. He is unafraid of the discomfort and pain of the deep emersion required to execute his vision. He dances with the muses of solitude, risk, technique, failure and the visceral in order to live in fullness.

"There are some artists whose work literally stops you dead in your tracks. You catch your breath, transfixed, afraid that if you breathe it might fade and dissolve. Encountering art at this level triggers an immediate, intimate familiarity, yet it is unlike anything you know, only what you have hoped would be. The experience is transporting, ecstatic, poignant and achingly beautiful all at once, in a moment of meeting that you will never forget. This was my experience in first encountering Adam Hurst.” -Robert Gould

ARTIST STATEMENT

Concepts can have many manifestations.  I work in series and define parameters during my artistic experiments in order to create permutations of an idea.  Working simultaneously on many pieces in a series allows variations to develop.

My visual artwork is like my instrumental compositions; both are nonobjective, and both are about mystery, beauty, emotion.  My visceral response is what is most important in determining when a work is complete.

Technique, simplicity, detail, and feeling guide my creative process.