Chopin - The Lost Nocturne

Chopin - The Lost Nocturne is a captivating homage to the Romantic master, evoking the delicate beauty and emotional depth of his most cherished works. This nocturne enchants with its lyrical piano melody, accompanied by lush harmonies that create an atmosphere of introspection and serenity.

The piece flows with a dreamlike quality, balancing intricate phrasing with moments of profound simplicity. Its hauntingly beautiful themes and nuanced dynamics draw the listener into a world of quiet reflection, reminiscent of Chopin’s timeless nocturnes yet imbued with a sense of rediscovery.

A poignant tribute, The Lost Nocturne embodies the soul of Chopin’s artistry, offering both homage and innovation in equal measure.

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Chopin - The Lost Nocturne

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Chopin’s Revenge – A Suite of Four Virtuosic Piano Solos by Tom Connell

A tribute to the master himself, Chopin’s Revenge is a dazzling suite of four solo piano pieces, each infused with the spirit of Chopin’s virtuosity while pushing boundaries into new expressive territories. Featuring breathtaking arpeggios, delicate flourishes, and masterful contrasts of light and shade, these compositions showcase technical brilliance while weaving in moments of beautiful, dissonant impressionist jazz harmonies.

The first piece in the series, Chopin’s Revenge I: "Under the Hammer", sets the tone with its electrifying energy and intricate passagework, capturing both the elegance and raw intensity of the piano.

More to come—immerse yourself in the world of Chopin’s Revenge!

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Chopins Revenge I. - "Under The Hammer"

Chopins Revenge - I. "Under The Hammer"

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Questions: 2. (If then why)

Used to be in his 20s back in the 1980s, but still looks around with a wonder of an alien who happened to land on a random planet and disbelievingly realizes he has actually grown to enjoy his emergency stay quite a bit. One longstanding wife, in her twenties forever, ditto daughter. Sweet undramatic life, intellectual entertainments, a writing job, a lot of silence around, occasional specks of music (preferably own) to sparingly smooth the rough edges of the day, good long night sleep - a recipe for a perfect yawn… or lifetime.
As for the music, which I call amorphous or emergent, look at the clouds: how they transmute; never repeat; flow, pass, spill shapelessly; don’t conform to predetermined patterns; always find a way to be on the move, careless and beyond grasp; transcend us and transport us to the worlds unsaid, unthinkable, unknowable, unforgettable.
On a less poetic note, the works are executed like action paintings of abstract expressionist painters of the 1950s and 60s, and so, instead of following a predetermined formal structure, these improvisations are let flow freely in the moment of creation.

Questions: 2. (If then why)

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