The sensitive relationship is expressed very well. A really beautiful piece, Chris! ❤ It enlightened my day once again🤗

Thank you so much for those kind words, much appreciated

Another beautiful piece with  a lovely performance.

Lovely progression, wholly romantic, graceful, balletic. I am inclined to sweep my arms and glide my feet to follow the beat. Still spinning and now bowing at the end. Bravo.

This tune is a delicate embrace of notes, a whisper of love dissolving into the air, like an eternal memory dancing within the heart.love it ❤️

Just out of the mind, fingers and DAW! A bit emotional, darkness, light, melancholy, hope and of course...piano! In other words...the way it usually goes when you visit my page, enjoy the listen and THANKS for listening! :-)

SunDown

And in the End, She Loves You So

The aim was to use a very simple melodic phrase then point the data at lot's of plucky synths and mangle them within an inch of their lives.

Then extracting more data from the outcomes of each sound and piping that into the fx control functions.

Colourful spaces

O czym szumią drzewa... / What are the trees humming about ...

I like many am shocked and appalled at what is unfolding before us. In the midst of this darkness I salute the people who are opening their hearts and offering assistance to the refugees from this disastrous conflict.

Here are some UK links to appeals providing humanitarian aid. I'm sure each country has equivalent appeals happening now.

https://www.dec.org.uk/appeal/ukraine-humanitarian-appeal
https://www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam-in-action/current-emergencies/ukraine-crisis-appeal
https://www.unicef.org.uk/donate/donate-now-to-protect-children-in-ukraine/

Empathy For The Agony

This song features Dave Cooper on vocals and rhythm guitar.  This is a variation on a song I wrote a little while back and placed on YouTube.  I play mandolin and fiddle on this version.  Dave Cooper added new music and melody for the original lyrics.

Here is a link to the original version of this song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJSVW4EBZaQ

Here is a link to the music of Dave Cooper (warfydave):
https://soundcloud.com/warfydave

Do Right, Do Wrong

Verse 1:
Way back in the 1500’s
In Stratford upon Avon
The Merchant of Venice 
Shylock is good and a menace

Chorus 1:
To do a great right 
Do a little wrong
That is what
Shakespeare said

Verse 2:
What does it mean
To the play’s scene
Why must one do wrong to do right?
That is the situation Portia had to fight
How can this possibly be
Why would he make this plea

Verse 3:
When Bassanio urges Portia to break the law in order to thwart Shylock

Final Double Chorus:
Sometimes it is necessary
To do a little wrong
To create a situation for a great right

References:
https://livewireaz.com/where-did-shakespeare-write
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Merchant_of_Venice
https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/2682703-the-merchant-of-venice

Do Right Do Wrong (with warfydave)

'Coming And Going' is a fusion track inspired by the endless coming and going of the many birds and insects who both live in and visit my garden every day. Today is particularly lovely and the garden is simply alive with sounds....

Coming And Going

Recorded May 2025. Performed on a #Yamaha NU1X hybrid digital upright piano. Rendered using #PianoTeq by #Modartt. Mastered using #LogicPro 11.

Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach.

The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1: Prelude No. 1 in C Major, BWV 846

Das Märchen der geheimen Liebe

Music is my Therapy - Part 3

Traumpfad

In my early years I took piano lessons, regretfully I stopped them in my teens. I've always had a piano in the house and over the years have composed a number of songs (without words). What’s important to me is the melodic nature of the pieces and I wanted to share them with others. The origins of the music are probably influenced by my early classical lessons, Chopin and Schubert to name a couple. I love Liszt’s Hungarian and Rachmaninoff’s Russian styles but sadly my technical ability hampers the inclusion of their techniques.
Today’s home recording software allows many opportunities to develop compositions using other instruments to compliment the piano however, using the software has been a challenge, trying to get the “right” sound for the piano has been the most difficult part of the process. I’m slowly learning and will probably remix some of my current tracks as my experience grows.
Once I have recorded my heritage pieces, I plan to write a new selection of music predominantly piano but also experimenting with more or different instruments, watch this space!
Thank you for listening and commenting on my compositions and for the reposts, please don’t hesitate to offer constructive criticism, it could speed up the learning process.
Best Wishes,
Chris Cummins

And in the End, She Loves You So

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