by polish composer Zbigniew Preisner 
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Zbigniew Preisner - alexander - alexander2

A track which recalls for me long evening walks by the sea in Dublin.

Amble

ahmad amar - In love .. again..

«One must do violence to the object of one's desire; When it surrenders, the pleasure is greater»

Portrait of Marquis De Sade, 1760.

Recently I have been studying music history more and more and I am always fascinated by the subject of harmony (harmony theory). What is it anyway? Why does it have such a power to create a mood for me? Here I am just trying a ‘Galant Schemata’ called ‘Stepwise Romanesca’, which is based on a particular figured bass (circa 17th century). At the end of each cycle there is a simple (compound) cadence. Through this minimalist and, for me, emotional improvisation, I can internalise these sequences and harmonies much better. I also believe that there is a lot of mood in this scheme. No wonder it appears (and in many variations) in countless compositions. 🙏 Sebastian

Piano Diaries 1

Scheelite - Day185

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Scheelite - Day 185

“Under The Sour Cherry Tree”
Composer & Arranger: Amir Mahmoudi
Soprano Voice: Sogand Raoufi
Saxophone: Amirhossein Farkhondeh
Piano: Amir Mahmoudi
Cello: Arvin Moeini Nezhad
Bass Guitar: Mahdi Sharegh
Recording Engineer: Amir Mahmoudi
Recorded & Produced at Igor Music Studio
Mixing & Mastering: Shahriar Alavi
Cover Design: Asma Alinezhad
Official Teaser on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWxnbsEG3bc
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Under The Sour Cherry Tree

crooked smile 1 piano keys 30 bpm take 1 111924

Light emerges from fragments scattered in the void, floating like shooting stars in rivers that move against time. Each moment is a breath caught between worlds, where silence expands into vast labyrinths and melodies flicker like hidden codes at the heart of the unknown. The journey unfolds like a dialogue between earth and sky, revealing secrets that bring shadows and whispers written in memory. What begins as a broken light becomes a timeless weight of dreams: forgotten yet eternal, fragile yet endless.

Driftwood in a Silent Sea

David Palmer - Bolero

The poetry of persian fiddle Sina Alam, based on the "Zetuni Zar" by the Armenian composer "Arto Tunçboyacıyan"
Sound: Maziar Mortazieh
Thanks to: Mohammad Mehr

Zbigniew Preisner - alexander - alexander2

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