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Perhaps the Sea - EP

piano tracks

Copy of Classic piano music

Classic piano music

Ave Maria

Liebestraume

Minuet (Bocherini)

Prelude In Cm (Chopin)

Sonata (Mozart)

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The world in black and white

In memory of Euan Turner, 13 February 1970  - 11 June 2015.

This is one of Euan`s photographs of the Scottish mountains from his collection "All roads lead to here".

All roads lead to here

Old Pachabel eh? He knew a thing or two.  This piano solo emulates (meaning - steals the idea) his Canon in D, gets a little Claydermanish at times, but is a satisfying piece to play (as it is easier to play than it sounds - it avoids them fiddly black keys).   Photo cred: Pixbox77
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Dance of the seahorses

Bit of olde worlde piano solo which would make a suitable soundtrack for a Radio 4 classic drama. Something melodramatic by Ibsen or Flaubert I imagine. Ok yes its not strictly a piano solo. A string orchestra and choir do appear but don't do much other than turn up. Here is the clever bit - its an acoustic version of one of my archive set.  But which one?  Haha, that's for me to know and you to not really give a damn about. Hey! Someone get that harpsichord out of here.
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Romance 44 Classic piano

Ok, so no one likes the vocoder with the cheesey lyric version.  My, you are a fickle bunch.  So this time it gets the Clayderman treatment.    Its simple and lovely.  Like my woman.
Image courtesy of amenic181

Everything will be ok

Ok, there is a bit of Claydermanesque cheese to this.  Still, I quite like cheese.  Which reminds me, what kind of cheese do you use to entice a bear?  C'MON BEAR! 

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Lammerlaw

Michael Nyman in the de house everybody say "Waay-ohhh"!

Yes, this does sound a bit like an off-cut from "the Piano". Still, if its anywhere near that good it's worth listening to.  Bit of an experiment in 3/4 time - like to keep it edgy you know. Would be difficult to have a jolly time dancing to this.  Like to seem them try on "Strictly".
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A waltz before parting

Hello.  This soundcloud site has a bunch of original compositions which represent many lonely evenings work, by candle-light while I slowly died of consumption.  No, hang on, that was Mozart.  Anyway, when I'm not hanging out with David Guetta, William Orbit and - oh that chap with the glasses on the television,  I like nothing better that to twiddle about with knobs and dials.  Other times I write music.

Right now Covid lockdown in the UK has given me the opportunity to revisit my sad, middle-aged fantasy of becoming a synth wizard with my increasingly outmoded software and the continual failure of the public to recognise my boundless talent.  One day my fortune will be made when some bored Japanese TV producer will happen upon one of my tracks and consider it an ideal jingle for a kids programme involving a wise and friendly octopus that tells comforting stories and covers basic maths.  Well, you've got to dream.


Regards 

Dan

Composer - all original tracks. Copyright A D Brown  



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Everything will be ok

Brown2000