HAUSER Debuts New Single And Video “Emmanuel”
Globally acclaimed cellist HAUSER releases "Emmanuel," the second single from his highly anticipated album 'CLASSIC II' available Friday, April 19th. "Emmanuel" transports listeners to a serene and captivating realm, beckoning them on an emotive journey through its melodic landscape. The accompanying music video, filmed amidst the tranquil backdrop of a forest setting in his native Croatia, perfectly encapsulates the mood.
Listen here and watch the music video here .
With an unparalleled fan base exceeding 1 billion audio streams and 4 billion video views globally, HAUSER continues to mesmerize audiences with his artistry and unwavering passion for music. His newest album 'Classic II,' is a follow-up to the widely acclaimed 2020 release 'Classic,' comprises 18 unforgettable melodies, expertly arranged to showcase the expressive capabilities of the cello. Recorded with the esteemed London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Robert Ziegler, and featuring arrangements by Robin Smith, the album promises to redefine classical masterpieces in elegant new forms.
"You can't go wrong giving a beautiful, singing tune to the cello," HAUSER says of his new album. "There is always a good chance that it will sound even better than the original!"
Earlier this year, HAUSER delighted fans with the release of the lead single, a deeply emotive rendition of Yiruma's "Kiss the Rain." The accompanying music video, a visual masterpiece in its own right, is available for viewing now.
Listen here and watch the music video.
Following a triumphant 2023 marked by the release of his first-ever holiday album, HAUSER is set to embark on his inaugural solo U.S. tour in spring 2024. Commencing on May 31st at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, FL, the tour will grace prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York, Ravinia Festival in Chicago, Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, and the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Tickets for HAUSER's 2024 U.S. tour are available now at HAUSERofficial.com/event-directory
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