Quiet jazz ballad played by piano and upright bass. Chilly, winter holiday feeling.

Cold Water

Back In the Day

Aaron Germain: Bass, Composition
Adam Shulman: Piano
Deszon Claiborne: Drums

Opus

The Art of Falling (feat. Adam Shulman and Deszon Claiborne)

Classic Chick Corea tune arranged by Christian Tumalan. 

Got a Match?

Recordings from 1 August, 2016
At Flaming Hakama
With Grant Levin-piano, Otto Huber-drums and Aaron Germain-bass
Composition by D. Elaine Alt

Anne's Eyes - Sticks

"Meditation", saxophone Dr. Tommy Poole, bass Jordan Hehl

The first in a series. Tribute to Chris Squire. Alembic Elan 6 String Bass. Roland PMA-5 Drums.

01 Explorations And Experiments Part 1

Glass Half Full is part of a series of pieces that I’m putting together meant to explore ambient textures as a context for improvisation.  The positive title refers to the building textures that imply a growing sense of hope.  It served as a guiding theme for the improvisation, so it was an interesting crossroads between technology and humanity.

I put this together on my iPad Air 2, using a combination of Korg Gadget, GarageBand, and Final Touch.

Glass Half Full

Prayer

Refocus The Atom

This is a piano piece I wrote around 2009.. It's 2 variations on the 2 themes of my friend Marc van Wageningen's Brazilian pop song "Benito"  from the the album  "VW Brothers, Muziek"  that we recorded in 2009.....                                                                                                                    This was a very quick and dirty demo that I recorded on a Yamaha C6 piano.. I'm not a classical pianist but I'm a bit of an amateur composer of piano music when I have the time..There are elements of Ravel and  some of the late romantic era Russian composer pianists in this piece..                                                    I have rough demos of some other pieces that I composed that I hope to do polished recordings of someday..

The Art of Falling (feat. Adam Shulman and Deszon Claiborne)

Aaron Germain

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