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Morning Murmur

Maurice Ravel's Piano Concerto in G major composed in 1929. This is the beginning of the 2nd movement, an adagio assai, much quieter than the rest of this work.

Live video: http://youtu.be/2sMmZvRb_D8

The instrument is a Kawai VPC1 controlling a Nord Stage 2 using a sampled Bösendorfer upright piano, and a hint of Mellotron flute at the end. I also used ambient mics capturing my breath sound.

Video

Ravel - Concerto In G, Adagio assai, opening

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fomo

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Lyrics: 

So long
I've had a good run at this
Lucky to have known a smile
And the warmth of someone's kindness
Oh so long
Lucky to have known you so long

But it's just not not enough
This night is getting too long
That dawn is coming
For me and what is left
For me to feel that 
Would feel new and what is left
That swan is coming
For me and what is left
For me 

So long
Lucky to have been around so long
Felt the warmth of someone's kindness
Luckier than most but
It's just not not enough
This night is getting too long 
That dawn is coming 
For me and what is left

For me to feel that
Would feel new
It's coming
It's coming for me
And what is left

Jumble Gem

Hi!
I'm sorry but this music is played by a music library because I can't make a studio recording.

Ciao!
Mi dispiace ma questa musica viene riprodotta da una libreria musicale perché non posso fare una registrazione in studio.

Oboe and Piano N 1

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