Audition at Delhi will be based on Shankar Jaikishan 27 melodious songs selected by the panel 

Kisi Ki Muskurahaton Pe Ho Nisar (Mukesh)

An instrumental based on conversation between two people.

A conversation make us up to date to a particular subject/subjects or maybe it doesn't had to be that much informative . 

Maybe it will just soothe our souls.

CONVERSATION by Bluesman

At 3:29, the sax almost says "lovers nevermore"

A Day That Never Was - Garry B with Joe Drzewiecki

Messing with my MPC1000 & iPad again.
Drums: Maschine Library & iElectribe
Pads & leads: Sunrizer & Animoog.


Dubstep is the next step

Maine sone se apna ghar banaya or us gharko dimako ne chatli
Main ab kaise iss ghar main rahoon..are tuhi hai o mera dil

Teen taktese maine yea nao banaya
Or jab jivan dariya main isko lekar bah gaya
Tab is main pani ubharne laaga
Main akela kaise is pani ko sinchu...

Sona dia bandhayachi

just a short short teaser for my upcoming instrumental track! still under construction!

Lesson learned (instrumental clip)

(Out 22nd September)

iTunes - http://smarturl.it/GivingItAlliT?lQid=SoundCloud

Giving It All

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My flute concerto, The Shadow of Sirius, in a fantastic live performance by the University of Texas Wind Ensemble, Jerry Junkin conducting and Marianne Gedigian, flute soloist.

Find out more: www.joelpuckett.com/shadow.html

[To buy a fantastic studio recording of this work, follow the itunes link.]

Program note: 
I have always found comfort in poetry. While in school, I was the guy with a collection of Bukowski under one arm and a collection 
of Yeats under the other. I have always enjoyed the rhythm of other people’s thoughts and feelings.

In the winter of 2009, my wife and I experienced a heartbreak that left me unsure of how to even breathe, let alone grieve. 
On March 1st, 2009, I found a copy of W.S. Merwin’s, The Shadow of Sirius, and I began to feel myself heal. I have almost no idea 
what most of this poetry means. But I know that it fills me with a profound sadness that is, at the same time, brimming with hope.
I recently heard Mr. Merwin discussing the origin of the title of his collection. He related that scientists have discovered that the star 
known as Sirius is actually a star system. What looks to our eye like a single object is actually many. Merwin found himself 
wondering what is on the other side of Sirus, lying in its shadow.
A friend once said to me, “many concerti explore a virtuosity of technique but not many explore a virtuosity of expression.” It was 
with that thought in mind that I began work on my, The Shadow of Sirius, for solo flute and wind orchestra.

Each movement offers my reflection on a single Merwin poem from the collection. Although the work is played without pause, the 
soloist plays unaccompanied solos to separates the individual movements. 

A consortium of American wind ensembles led by Michael Haithcock and the University of Michigan commissioned The Shadow of Sirius. The work is dedicated to the fantastic Amy Porter.

Grateful acknowledgment is made to the Copper Press, which has granted permission to reprint W.S. Merwin’s poetry. All poems 
Copyright 2008 by W.S. Merwin. More information about this poetry can be found at www.coppercanyonpress.com.

Sona dia bandhayachi

Ashekin Bapi

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