Scriabin

Alexander Scriabin: Prelude Op. 11 No. 11

Alexander Scriabin: Etude Op. 8 No. 2

Alexander Scriabin: Etude Op. 8 No. 1

Paroles et musique : EmmaJack 

Today belongs to you
Don't keep your dreams for you
You can do the best the craziest you know
You can also stay at home with your sorrow

Today belongs to you
Don't keep your dreams for you
You can take the train don't care where it goes
You can also stay all day on your pillow

The sun don't care
If you 're stuck forever in your favorite game
The sun won't cry
If you live or die in your virtual life.

Today belongs to you
Don't keep your dreams for you
You 
You can stay at home forget tomorrow
You can also jump out through your window

The sun don't care
If you 're stuck forever in your favorite game
The sun won't cry
If you live or die in your virtual life.

You never know what you're gonna see,
if you pick up the right number
You never what you're gonna see,
If you once talk to your neighbor
You never know what you're gonna see
If you turn right at the corner
You never know what you're gonna see, 
You never know
You never know

Whispers of tomorrow

Alexander Scriabin: Poème Op. 32, No. 1

This song describes a person who has spent his entire life in the same town, enjoying friends and all the comforts of familiar places and people. But as the years advance he becomes more fixated on the increasing number of friends that have passed on, leaving him to contemplate his approaching fate. He determines that he has to leave his home town to escape the unnerving confines and find renewed hope for his future.

All music and lyrics written and performed by Craig Durgy
Copyright 2024 Gentle Rain Records
(thanks to Brett Styles for the cover photo)

Lyrics:     So Long by Craig Durgy

There’s too many gravestones here for me to hang around
I see them grow from row to row
Like weeds up from the ground
They used to be all faceless, a place to calm me down
But the start of each new row 
Was the end of folks I know 
I’ve been too long saying so long in this town

There ain’t much to be said, that ain’t been said a lot before 
And nothing changes anything, it’s either less or more
Less familiar faces, more stones to gather for
If I stay here for too long, then
I will surely be among them
I’ve been too long saying so long in this town

The setting sun’s long shadows come, and slowly form a wall
And I can’t ignore the call to look away
If tomorrow ever comes again it comes again for me, 
It’s gotta be, where I can breathe, 
A brand new day, I cannot stay

If I head down to Allentown and find a fair-haired lass
And settle in till I begin to lose track of the past
We’ll go to malls and carnivals, we’ll ride the coaster fast
It has its ups and downs
But it always comes back round
I’ve been too long saying so long in this town
I’ve been too long saying so long to this town

So Long

Tale of a young medieval Queen first imagined in the song ‘From a Queen Falls a Crown’ written in 2021 with @Philleann, which actually gets a few spins on Spotify thanks to being on one of Phil's playlists. 

This is another take on a battle she waged against the reigning King in an attempt to rule far and wide. Tortured and blinded by ambition, she overcommits her spent forces and dooms them to defeat. 

Then, instead of accepting the Kings offer of peace, she schemes to betray his trust and hatches a plot to murder him. When this is discovered, she suffers his wrath.   

Special thanks to Jena O'Connell for her vocalizations and to @Doina-Bora for her valued violin contributions.

Dedicated to Lemony.

Written & Produced by Finn Eces

For a Queen Fall Many Men

Work for philharmonic orchestra in three movements.

"The moon's my constant mistress,
And the lonely owl my marrow;
The flaming drake and the night crow make
Me music to my sorrow."

 - from an anonymous folk song called "Tom O'Bedlam"

Orchestral Suite 2024 No. 1

Orchestral Suite 2024 No. 1 mvt-1

In an abandoned church a large murder of crows lives under the rule of Corvius, a cunning and ruthless leader. Corvius has risen to power through fear and manipulation, using his intelligence and strength to dominate the other crows. Under his reign, the murder thrives, but the cost is high. Corvius's relentless pursuit of power and control disrupts the natural order of the murder, leading to increased tensions and unrest among them all!


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01 Corvius

I invite you to listen to my piano improvisation "Swirling Mind".
Find all my music here: https://linktr.ee/victorbirkan

Swirling Mind - Improvised Piano Piece

Longer Than Eternity * Instrumental

Piano Fountain

Realized using Studio One and Notion with LASS3 Strings and Aaron Venture Winds and Brass featuring 8dio Century Horn.

24-9 Saint-Saëns - Romance 0p 36 For Horn RC3

Nocturne No.3 Op.19

Prelude Op. 11 No. 3

Alexander Scriabin: Prelude Op. 11 No. 3

An stylized, intense and delicate, waltz by Scriabin. A piece to enjoy over and over!

Background image by Angeli Laura De
https://flic.kr/p/4s6FUc

Alexander Scriabin: Waltz in A-Flat Major Op. 38

With the chromatic harmonica, I research and explore the repertoire of classical music. You can find some recordings of this work on my YouTube channel (@jonasbachjr).

I'm a self-taught composer and the result of this creative journey is available here on SoundCloud. The recordings were made in my home studio. I'm not a professional pianist, I'm also self-taught on this instrument.

In terms of academic research, I completed a post-doctorate on the phenomenology of musical performance at the University of São Paulo (RP).

I'm a professor of philosophy at the Federal University of Triângulo Mineiro (UFTM - Brazil)

jonas.bach@uftm.edu.br




Classically trained pianist. I enjoy playing not only the traditional repertoire but also pieces from unusual composers.

Alexander Scriabin: Prelude Op. 11 No. 3

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