One of the things that always captures my attention is that in one of the sections of the song, it is as though there is a call and response in the melody but it is just Yiruma playing it. Yiruma closes the set with “The River Flows in You”, which is probably his most well known piece. You will certainly want to visit the Palace, where Churchill was born it has also been home to the historic Dukes of Marlborough since the eighteenth century. You can walk to the famous Bladon Church from the corner of the site to see Churchills modest but memorable grave. His piece “Maybe”, sounds the most western of all the pieces, almost as though it could be the bare bones of a pop song. Bladon Chains Caravan and Motorhome Club site is situated on the Blenheim Estate. It’s though Yiruma has mathematically calculated how to give people goose bumps. It continues to build, a crescendo that builds up to a key chance that suddenly occurs but in the best possible way. For all upcoming tour dates head to the official Caravan Palace site. Below you can check out photos from the night via Eva Blue. He opens with the simplistically enchanting “Kiss the Rain”, a song that is made up of such a simple melody, paired with emotive chords, the marriage of the two creating eloquence throughout this beautiful piece of music. France’s Caravan Palace returned to MTelus last night in support of their recent Chronologic LP, playing before a packed and wildly enthusiastic crowd. Tonight, Yiruma performs a concert recital to a sold out show of such a variety of people in the audience, who have come from all over the country, some have travelled from other countries to witness Yiruma’s genius. He began piano at the age of five and moved to London when he was eleven to study at the Purcell School of Music. He is an internationally acclaimed artist who has released 10 studio albums. Yiruma is a pianist and composer from South Korea.
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