this is simply an amazing performance of a work I wasn't familiar with but am now in love with...thank you so much for this

Thank you, good sir, for this moment of peace

very well played Ad and a great choise of music!

Endless Longing is a fragile blend of felt piano and ethereal vocals, composed by Francesco Adornetto and featuring the haunting voice of Blackbird. This ambient piece unfolds like a quiet sigh — a meditation on absence, memory, and the ache of something just out of reach. Minimal yet emotionally rich, it invites the listener into a space of stillness and introspection.

Endless Longing

The broken heart of a girl sitting at the piano, trying to free the tears but nothing comes. The rain fills the air with comfort letting her know its ok to cry.

the Rain

An immense thank you to Franck Charles for his splendid orchestration which has added so much power and solemn beauty to my original piano piece. It’s always a sincere pleasure and honour for me to collaborate with Franck.

More of his magnificent music is available here: @franck-charles-676082884

Thank you so much for your attention and support of our work. Hopefully, it will resonate with you!

Credits:

Composition & piano performance: Anastasiya Ihnatovich
Arrangement & orchestration: Franck Charles

All (Ft. Franck Charles)

Jessica Bains Brown - Synesthesia (24bit Aminor).mp3

Composed and performed by Megan Jennifer Lewis

This afternoon I found myself wondering why I compose, and perhaps more specifically why I put my creations "out there".  I felt a little lost.  So I sat down at the piano, determined to reconnect with the little girl that I once was.  A little girl who used to call for her school friend....just because that friend happened to have a piano.  A little girl who sat and "played" that piano for many hours, without any real idea of what she was doing.  Just enjoying putting her hands on the keys and making patterns with sound.

The result is this little piece called "Why" and it is pretty much what I guess you would call an impromptu.  Composed in a short amount of time with minimal refinement.  It was important in this case not to self scrutinise or ask for external opinion.  Just create, enjoy........and share.

Brahms Intermezzi No.1 Op. 117 (performer Ad van Nederpelt)

"Sea Fever" is a song for piano and voice written bei John Ireland in 1913, with lyrics by John Masefield.

Piano by Helen Roberts

We hope you'll enjoy, and spend some time by the sea, if you can :)


artwork by Joaquín Sorolla

Sea Fever (John Ireland - a reprise with Helen Roberts)

Irish Breakfast ( free download  mp3 )

My earliest musical memories are of a small home on Williams Street, where my family moved when I was three. After dinner, my father would play hymns on his Conn organ, and I would sing along. That simple, shared ritual was my first introduction to music.

Our time at the organ came to an end a couple of years later when we moved, and my father's schedule became busier with teaching, pastoring, and graduate studies. I soon moved on to singing along to albums of musicals, and eventually, my mother became my first piano teacher. But I'll always remember that it was my father who first gave me a love for music. This piece is in his memory of him.

On Williams Street

Relaxed. This one is truly relaxed. Recorded just a minute ago. It is past 10 at night. It is dark outside but my garden is lit up in beautiful yellow and orange gaslight colors. I always wanted the lights that they have in Spain and in Italy. I have recorded this one also on video. You will be able to see it on my YouTube channel sometime tomorrow. Oh, by the way: It is a free and spontaneous improvisation. Like always. Please enjoy! Do not forget to like and to comment. It helps. (photo credit: I shot this picture in late September at central station Firenze, Italy) 

Improvisation_201125_Relaxed

Chihiro

Actually I am a piano-musician by profession, but I discovered the huge possibilities of music designing with a computer.  I like to compose in very different styles like classical, pop, filmmusic, hardrock, synth rock, jazz, tango, etc. I hope you'll enjoy it and I do appreciate practical, and especially serious criticism as well.
"The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science."
-Albert Einstein

Brahms Intermezzi No.1 Op. 117 (performer Ad van Nederpelt)

Ad van Nederpelt

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