Georgy Ildeykin - Flame & Wind

Mendelssohn - Song without words - Opus 19 No. 2

Songs Without Words (Lieder ohne Worte) is one of six pieces written for piano by Mendelssohn (1809 - 1847)

Recorded by Fiona Bechmann in February 2020

Mendelssohn - Song without words - Opus 19 No. 2

Mendelssohn - Song without words - 2

From the Album "Piano music of Giulio Mendozza"
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Piano music of Giulio Mendozza

Wandering Iceberg

Giulio Mendozza: Wandering Iceberg

Beneking: 24 Nocturnes for young Pianists

Nocturne in F Sharp Major, No. 13

Stephan Beneking: Nocturne in F Sharp Major, No. 13

Passage

Stay strong even when the world tries to make you feel weak. solo piano.

Stay strong revisted

the Final Get Together

Ezio Bosso

Lyrics and voice: Oddrun Eikli @oddruneikli
Keyboards: Vicente Bueso 
Artwork: Juan Carlos Grande

Time Will Tell Us.

They are waiting
they can not live there anymore
they are waiting to set sail

the rain looks like fastflowing streams
it gleams

they can not live there any more

they stand in the cold in a bitter wind

they can not live there anymore

time will tell us 
what we will be
we are waiting to set sail

time will tell us
they are waiting to set sail

Lachrymose

Time will tell us

Lachrymose V (Time will tell us) feat. Oddrun Eikli

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Dirk Maassen - London Show 14.06.2017 - Preview

I've never heard of the composer Wolf Ebann (1832-1888)... but take a few minutes to listen.
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Wolf Ebann was a Lithuanian-Jewish composer born in 1832, in Kedainiai (in Lithuania, then part of the Russian Empire). He was first taught music (piano) by his father and uncle. From the age of 11 he studied violin in Lithuania and abroad. Later he became director of the orchestra in Kaunas. Between 1874 and 1884 he worked at the Vilnius Teacher Training Institute and he was appointed as the director of the Vilnius Department of the Russian Music Society and conductor of the Vilnius City Theater Orchestra. He died in Yalta on 10 November 1888.
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I found the score by chance:
https://musescore.com/user/18902116/scores/6073083

Wolf Ebann: Daydreaming Waltz

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

Stephan Beneking: Nocturne in F Sharp Major, No. 13

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