Guitar Music for Relaxing

Ave Nocturne (Strings Version)

Anna Heller plays the original composition by Vivian Roost Étoiles Filantes ("Shooting Stars" in English) 
Vivian about his music: "It is a part of my EP « The Memory of Time ». It talks about the moment that is happening in real-time and will disappear at the moment you see it. The shooting Stars, are a gift for the eyes, something precious that you have to be ready to admire such as the life. 

About the composition part, It is something very unpredictable, I tried to keep the emotions that I felt at the moment and just sat  front of my piano Pleyel and let my inspiration flow. " 

Read more about Vivian in his interview here: 

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Vivian Roost - Etoiles Filantes

A gentle solo piano piece perfect for Autumn. Composed, performed and recorded by Karen Biehl.

Falling Leaves

Impulsive (2022)
Commissioned jointly by the New Jersey Music Teachers Association and Music Teachers National Association
This piece was written for the advanced level. The music is lively, full of rhythmic variations and patterns in perpetual momentum. Full of dynamic colors, passion, intimate and intense emotions!

Impulsive

Dirk Maassen - And We Will Shine (The Sitting Room Piano - Chapter II 

I hope i can play the Piano very soon. 

Dirk Maassen - And We Will Shine (The Sitting Room Piano - Chapter II)

As my first release, Silence is a song very close to my heart. Still I felt like I did not yet fully express what I intended to with this piece, which sparked the idea of revisiting the composition and creating a heartfelt rework in collaboration with Francois Mathian on the violin.

Silence (Rework)

Tim Fain, violin
Francisco Fullana, violin
Robert Koenig, piano

Mercy (Max RIchter)

Clocks

this piece was written very early in the mornng in a church. The piano was on the side and I imagined a show going on as I wrote this piece.

2006 Slowly The Day Goes By

Taste Of The Show

Composed 1989, recorded 1997, remixed 2010!

Paola's Theme

Emiliano Blangero - Eterno Viaggiare

The music of American pianist and composer, Carol Comune dances between the serious and the light, the traditional and contemporary, with strong influences from her Italian heritage, Impressionism to Romanticism. Her lyricism paired with technical precision have earned her a reputation as one of today’s premiere pianists, performing extensively throughout the eastern United States both as a soloist and a chamber musician. She has been a featured artist in Boston at the New England Conservatory of Music, Gardner Museum, Art Complex at Duxbury, and Longfellow National Historic Site; in New York City at Lincoln Center and Steinway Hall; in Palm Beach at Flagler Museum and Kravis Center; along with recitals featured on National Public Radio (NPR).

A multi-faceted musician, teacher, composer, recording artist and Steinway Artist. Ms. Comune founded, Elegant Entertainment & Co. (BMI) in 1985, producing eight, critically acclaimed albums ranging from original Contemporary to Classical. Her music is featured on National Public Radio worldwide; online stations such as Pandora, Spotify, Apple iTunes, and Amazon; Enlightened Piano Radio; and Whisperings Solo Piano Radio.  Ms. Comune’s music has also been featured on the NBC Today Show.   

“Her touch is effortless and masterful, gracefully defying categorization. Her original compositions soften the lines between classical, pop, and ragtime, creating a distinctive style of her own.” - Mainly Piano Review, 2016 .

Carol founded Comune Music Press, dedicated to producing beautiful, imaginative and expressive piano music in the Classical/Contemporary genre and New Age Contemporary genre for the serious student. Her compositions have been described as, “charming,” “bold,” “imaginative and colorful,” and “exceptional.” Her music was featured at the prestigious 30th Annual Contemporary Music - For the Young, Weston,MA; Piano Teachers Forum, NJ; and performances by both professional pianists and students.

Ms. Comune is a faculty member at Westminster Conservatory of Music- Honors Music Program, as a Chamber and Performance Coach, private piano and accompanist and Chester Piano Workshop, NJ. and has maintained active private studios since 1973, from Boston and Palm Beach to the Lehigh Valley. She has served as former faculty in piano, accompanist, and chamber with NEC Prep School, Berklee College of Music, MA and Palm Beach Atlantic University, FL. She is a member of MTNA: NJ, PA, NEPTA; BMI and a Steinway Artist.

Since capturing her attention at age three, Carol Comune continues to be mesmerized by the piano’s sounds, touch and the ability to express one’s sentiments, passions and love all in one instrument. This early affinity for music led to a scholarship for piano and solfege  with alumnus of the Paris Conservatoire, Mme. Yvonne Combe at the French School of Music in Plainfield, New Jersey. She is a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, MA (BM in Piano Performance with David Hagan). She continued graduate studies in Piano Pedagogy with Jean Stackhouse (NEC); Composition with John Felice (NEC); and influential mentors Donald Waxman; the late concert pianist, Anthony di Bonaventura, a master teacher of international stature; and celebrated Russian teacher Madame Isabelle Vengerova.