Name: My Cherie Amour by Charles Hoernemann
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Description: Recorded 1998 - gtrs. Charles Hoernemann - drums Thomas Simmerl - keys Thomas Schwaiger - el.bass Günther Gebauer

Hallo Charlie, nice playing!!! Sehr relaxed with a beautiful sound! Dazu ne groovige Rhythmusgruppe! PERFEKT! I like it!!!

Voll Gefühl !
Die Musik erinnere mich meine 70 und 80 Jahre als ich Perú gelebt habe.

Eric Johnson & Mike Stern: Wishing Well

Recorded 1998 - gtrs. Charles Hoernemann - drums Thomas Simmerl - keys Thomas Schwaiger - el.bass Günther Gebauer

My Cherie Amour

Darragh Morgan (violin) & Ulster Orchestra (David Brophy, conductor)

Live recording of the première performance of this work given on 2nd November 2016, broadcast by BBC Radio 3's Hear and Now programme on 22nd April 2017.

Violin Concerto

This is a song I wrote in 1998. I just felt like playing a couple of licks on top of it and did some slight changes in the mix. Sit back and enjoy...
Diesen Titel schrieb ich 1998. Ich hatte einfach Lust ein paar zusätzliche Licks drauf zu spielen und änderte den Mix ein wenig. Einfach zurücklehnen und geniessen... 

Catcall (new mix)

Violin

From my second contemporary jazz CD "In the Mean Time" 

Anger Management

Groovin Hard. Pretty good guitar solo. Just fun music!

The Funk

This is more an audio documentary than actual  musical composition. My good friend and Australian trombone new music virtuoso tells us about his project to find resonance with the sound of whales. It is also a bit of an intimate window on how the two of us, he in FREO, WA, & I in Northeast OREGON, work together, sometimes on a daily basis, despite being separated by 15,000 km. After all, sound underwater moves four times faster. 

The header about us humans becoming in our hightech world increasingly 2nd-hand beings seemed entirely appropriate, that is, from the whales point of view.

POD, Simone de HAAN tells us about his project to find resonance w/ the living sound of whales

Posting for a re-acquaintance - the mixer for our band Polly & the Baby. This was from our final gig in September 1979 at the Karrinyup Tavern - a suburban pub in Western Australia.  Our cover of the song 'School' by Supertramp. The band consisted of two keyboardists, bass, percussion, kit. Four of the five onstage members sang. Our sixth member, on the desk, also handled my Roland Space Echo - the original, black box with an actual tape loop inside :-)

Live at Karrinyup Tavern

School_Polly & the Baby

First single of the upcoming DLM Album "Scanning the Horizon"

My Cherie Amour

Charles Hoernemann

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