ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月12日 13時05分

“Sleep,” @maxrichtermusic’s 8-hour soundtrack, was engineered — with the help of scientific consultants — to provoke a relaxing night. Our reporter @joshbarone attended a recent all-night performance of the lullaby music at @springstudios in Manhattan. “The space, in a corner of TriBeCa bristling with new high-rises, was tricked out like an upscale disaster shelter,” he writes. In his view, “the show ended up looking like a prolonged ad for Beautyrest, which provided the audience’s mattresses” and “stamped its brand on everything: linens, sleep masks, swag bags.” However, silence did reign in the middle of the night, when the piece reached its enchanting apex. “Around me people slept, or lay awake as if in a trance,” @joshbarone writes. “The lofts and office towers of TriBeCa rested, too. There were no stars in the sky, but the lights twinkled in the choppy waves of the Hudson River.” And then he fell asleep on the job. @vincenttullo photographed people laid out on branded beds for the recent all-night performance of @maxrichtermusic’s “Sleep.” Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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