Two fast-paced Rigaudons (Rigadoons) from the Third Suite of Handel's Water Music, performed on virtual instruments: soprano recorder, two Baroque oboes, Baroque bassoon, two first violins, two second violins, 2 violas, cello, viola da gamba, 2 basses, and Baroque lute (instead of harpsichord, as scored).

Handel: Water Music, Suite III, HWV 350 - 2. Rigaudon I & II (2013.08.03)

Tears For Esbjörn (excerpt)

"Taquito militar" (Milonga porteña)
original music by Mariano Mores / arranged for guitar by Jorge Cardoso
guitar played by Frank Hiemenz
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Original photo : https://www.flickr.com/photos/zabara_tango/6955720271/
[https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en]
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recorded in puzzlepie studio
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restored from a CompactCassette Copy with WaveLab 7, august 2014

Btw: a concert version of this music had been my very first SC upload in 2012:
https://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/taquito-militar

"Taquito militar" by M.Mores /J.Cardoso [studio version]

Water

Two tracks inspired by/for Piano Day on 28th March - http://www.pianoday.org/. First track is a new improvisation, 'Longing 2'; second track is a demo recording of Schubert's andante from his Sonata D664.

Longing 2 - improvisation

Tchaikovsky

Serenade For Strings in G Major - Valse

Hi Paul...this is an audio response to your vitriolic diatribe against "fake" instruments... I just sat down and recorded this without spending too much time... (I had studied this piece awhile ago). Do what you will with this, Paul Sale, you passionate bastard... :)

Bach Prelude BWV 995 (For Paul)

Beginnings, Vol. 2

Mozart: Sonata for Piano in C

JS Bach - Badinerie

"I couldn't tell you who I am influenced by, it is probably everyone from Tchaikovsky to Radiohead, so I'm not really sure if these pieces fall under the genre of neo-classical, new classical, avant-garde, new wave, contemporary classical or one of the numerous other genres out there, but I do know that they come directly from my heart and soul." -Keith Hide.

Piano Music of Keith Hide

Gipsy Hill Serenade

Keith Hide: Gipsy Hill Serenade

Nicholas Kraemer conducts Gluck's Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Orfeo ed Euridice with the Stadtorchester Winterthur

Nicholas Kraemer conducts Gluck Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Orfeo ed Euridice

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

Keith Hide: Gipsy Hill Serenade

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