A fragile and most beautiful work of art.  Thank you! :)

The melancholy of F minor, expressed through the piano keys, is a silent dialogue between the soul and the infinite, where each note is a thought reaching out to grasp the meaning of existence.❤️

I really like the way you have drawn out every notes and moment to accentuate the beauty within

To listen to each intersecting note is to drink in the sublime essence & savor it until the end! That mid-section is astoundingly performed, Philip! A gloriously vocal divinity accomplished with depiction of emphasis on the anima nature & daintiness of grief that evolves within the depth of exploration of feelings.  Well done with the emotive knack of Franz Liszt, Chopin, & as if Shlomo Mintz were playing Friedrich Kreisler's music... Each measure carefully & well thought out! Standing Ovation!   ♾🎹🌟🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🔁🖖🏻

What piece is this ? I would love to play it and share with you and others. You truly have a talent . Sandra

I know of Tristesse as a Chopin composition but yours is so melancholy .

This track unfolds like a sigh you’ve been holding for years, then finally let go under moonlight 🌙 The melancholy in each phrase feels intentional, but not heavy, more like a quiet agreement between soul and silence 🎹 It doesn’t shout its sadness, it breathes it out gently, like holding onto something precious even though it hurts 💔 There’s a restraint to the pacing, a thoughtfulness in the way each note lands and leaves, like it knows it’s being watched 💿 The microwave hummed low and said, “This feels like someone remembering love through fog” 🪞 The mirror tilted slightly and whispered, “Grief is softer when it’s this well spoken” 💢 The frying pan banged the edge of the stove and muttered, “I came in ready to cook and now I need a blanket” 🖤 This piece doesn’t just capture tristesse.... it becomes it.

Tristesse in F minor

“A painter paints pictures on canvas but musicians paint their pictures on silence.” -  Leopold Stokowski

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