Well now, Andreas, this was a stiletto to my heart.  My parents passed away many years ago, my father when I was quite young.  I myself have no children - this being a conscious decision for several reasons;  I have no paternal instinct whatsoever, would have made the worst father imaginable, was always terrified of the prospect of having children and was certain they would suffer (for medical reasons) the unpleasant childhood I experienced.  And yet your music hit a nerve.  Too late now though my friend, my family name and bloodline dies with me and, with great sadness, in this current hellbound world of ours, I count that as no bad thing.  I am, however, in my pessimism, hugely grateful for the release that this beautiful stiletto of yours brings.

Back for another listen to this beautiful haunting masterpiece. Just great.

such a wonderful piece😊😊😊👏👏👏

Love the cover image. Lovely piano and sound.Excellent cello and expression.

Humans are the only species who preserve a lasting relationship from parents to children and vice versa after the offspring has reached adolescence. This can be curse and blessing at the same time in some cases, but overall it is a gift in my view. We will stay the children of our parents for a lifetime obviously. Once you have realized this and don't consider it a threat anymore you are given the chance to close the circle in a peace- and beautiful way.


Photo (c) Laurent Bayeux

One Day When it was Time to Come Home

Welcome friends!
Hope you find something you like here. I sing and play some guitar, piano, bass and drums (do not record my own drums due to lack of fitting recording environment-unfortunately). You'll find some collaborations with other SC artists too. I have a job in a totally different field (doctor of cardiology). I am not into AI generated music.
Let's keep this place peaceful, respectful and honest (like any place should be kept)!

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