In response to (naviarhaiku470)
Music's everywhere
the sea, the wind, the rain, the
storm, the raging fire.

... I kept thinking of the Native American folk tune
Oh Great Spirit,
earth, sun, sky and sea
you are inside and all around me.

Same energy: Music= Spirit.

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Music's Everywhere Oh Great Spirit (naviarhaiku470)

before again

Voici ma composition pour Piano écrite en février 2021. 
J’interprète au piano « Rêve de la ballerine orpheline ».
J'ai souhaité aborder le style romantique.
Enregistré le 16 février 2022.

Lien YouTube : https://youtu.be/CLpFFMG64ww

Image par DAE YEON KIM de Pixabay 

Here is one of my piano compositions written on February, 2021. 
I play "Rêve de la ballerine orpheline" on the piano.
I wanted to approach the romantic style.
Recorded February, 2022.

Rêve de la ballerine orpheline – Original emotional Piano

Witnessing the fascinating conjunction of Venus and Jupiter from my hostel window prompted me to revisit one of my early attempts at writing music for solo MIDI electronics. 

"Celestial Dance", composed in May 2019, is in three parts, each following the other attacca, without pause. The harmonic structure of the work is derived from the clash (conjunction!) of two diminished seventh chords, with their root notes a semitone apart. Pierre Boulez had used such a chord in Sur Incises (and Incises)  which piqued my interest in its sonority. The instrumentation albeit MIDI oriented (which allowed me to push the instrumental performance to superhuman virtuosity) is made up of the instruments Boulez used in Sur Incises - with the addition of an electronic piano and solo strings. 

Celestial Dance, for electronics (2019)

One hand becomes two. Original recording:
https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/one-hand-piano-n1-you-to-play-with-if-you-like-it?in=marcolucchi/sets/one-hand-piano-1

Marco Lucchi - One hand Piano in duo w  Michael's left hand

May She Find Peace

Deux Salles, Deux Ambiances

Earth I - Improvised

Cumulous

Cats' paws are empowered to not only run and jump, groom, communicate etc. but also to make tasty, tasty biscuits!

Composer: Shirley Ly
String Quartet: Alerion Strings with Charlie Brookes and Susanna Griffin (Violinists), John Michael Hird (Violist) and Chris Terepin (Cellist)

© SHIRLEY LY

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