Beaucoup de finesse dans les transitions harmoniques . Bravo Yann :)) 

Thank you for your kind comments and for listening.

Amazing sound.👌👌👌👌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Voilà une très belle page de musique Yann...

Une chanson écrite récemment faisant écho à l'actualité sous la forme d'un danger d'une toute autre ampleur. La voilà inachevée, désaccordée...

du bas du bourg Se Sauver
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du bas du bourg Se Sauver

Chris: Lyrics & melody arrangement/vocals/Brauchli lapslide/audio engineering
Martin: Bass, rhythm, main guitars, shruti, instrumental arrangement & recording.
Another collaboration re-imagining the tradition, with Martin Kirwan…we’ve made this one a free download if you enjoy it. Martin has composed and played the instrumental on layered guitar tracks and shruti, and I've re-arranged the lyrics and vocal melody. As always, I'm blown away by his beautiful playing and imaginative blending of cultural sounds. https://soundcloud.com/tradladsaughrim

This gem can be found in Buntings Ancient Music of Ireland, and the "literal  translation from the original Irish" was undertaken by a Miss Mary Balfour, (there is a slightly different  translation in my 1897 book The Minstrelsy of Ireland). 
The original Irish song was believed to have been collected by an agent of Bunting's associates the McCrackens - a man called Patrick Lynch...who collected over 200 songs from singers around the Mayo area in the early 1800's but this man was never acknowledged in the publication. 
The original tune was believed to have been first published as "Ye Trugh" by Neal in 1724, but Bunting got it from Charles Byrne at a harpist's gathering around the 1790's.

"Arise from thy slumbers, oh fairest of maids!
With me wilt thou wander to Truigha's green shades,
Where sorrel and bright rowan berries abound,
And nuts in rich clusters the branches have crowned.

A bed of fresh ivy to rest thee I'll bring,
The blackbirds and thrushes around us shall sing,
And there with unceasing attachment I'll prove,
How soothing the cares of affection and love.

In my contemporary arrangement I've made the English lyrics flow a bit better. 

Photo by Chris Okunbor

An Seann Triuca

An Seann Triuća (The Old Truigha) Trad. arr. Okunbor & Kirwan. Free download if you like it

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Piano: Debra Buesking. Voice:  Oddrun Eikli.
cover design: Debra

Written in 1923, "What'll I Do" is clearly autobiographical. In this tender and yearning song Berlin wonders how he can go on without his love. Part of "The Great American Songbook"

Have you visited Debra Buesking's site https://soundcloud.com/debra_buesking and heard her beautiful and perfect version of "What`ll I Do"? She has an expression that does not need words or a vocal to tell a story. So pure and unique is Debra`s artistic expression. I am very grateful for this collaboration and thank you from the bottom of my heart for the joy in this musical moment. Thank you dear Debbie for the JOY.

What'll I do
When you are far away
And I am blue
What'll I do?
What'll I do?
When I am wondering who
Is kissing you
What'll I do?
What'll I do
With just a photograph
To tell my troubles to?
When I'm alone
With only dreams of you
That won't come true
What'll I do?
What'll I do
With just a photograph
To tell my troubles to?
When I'm alone
With only dreams of you
That won't come true

What ´ll I Do. Debra Buesking and Oddrun Eikli

w17d0

Ian Greaves aka Lou Osavio kindly offered me to remix this wonderful track:
https://soundcloud.com/user-659662265/the-meeting-140-bpm
well, here's my tenor sax addition :-) I hope u like it, hope u check out Lou Osavio & and keep in mind:
This world is the only one we got <3

Meeting The World / by IPG1 / Tenor Sax Remix

HORIZONS MEET THE SUN (G. Di Nunno)

Sleep deprived, lightning flash
With road rage gasoline
There's a
Quick phone check, swipe of thumb
A close call fright unseen.
Ohhh!

Safe from the grip of fate
Feel the chill 'cause you made it wait
Soon it all disappears
A tale to share with friends.

Mind your own, comes a spark
Full alert TNT
Seems there's 
Panic set, flight response
Should have left the hornets be!
Ohhh!

Call to the gods you know
Say the words and away they go
There back on solid ground
Walking away

Thus we move about and wonder what's to come
Keeping eyes ahead, horizons meet the sun.

Still it's hard to tell
Found some luck in a wishing well
Yeah, it brings the chills
Another day.

Can't explain it all; your number wasn't pulled
Go about in step--the reaper's never fooled. 
Thus we move about and wonder what's to come
Keeping eyes ahead, horizons meet the sun.

All content written and composed by Gino Di Nunno
Copyright 2023.

#1. Horizons Meet The Sun

Just Before Dawn
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Night is dark and deep (so deep)
The angels are asleep, so sweet (so sweet)

Coming through
Just before dawn, (here) 
the borderland, in between, 
awake and dream.

Strange it seems
Just before dawn, (now)
Silence embrace,
this place.

Angels sleep
Just before dawn, (and)
no one's here to cast
the demons away 
so they stay till dawn has come

Just Before Dawn

Arabesque 5 'Old Song'

A tribute to Hugo Pratt...
Some Drums ideas by Baptiste Houel

Corto's tune

Ascension

free player, loves music like a breath,Music painter, sound researcher, unusual harmony tester
Repost  https://soundcloud.com/yannkifer

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