Solo Piano - Chris Bright

halston

My very first Dixieland composition.
2023.

Dude, don't miss the train !

Thank you Gina for making sense on my Bleep and Booster R )

Seafaring or space mission you choose G :)

DNA  Payload ( Xitb+Gina Wood )

Hello Listeners,

We're delighted to share Part 1 of the 'Synergy Jam' which was born 'in one take' during Christmas 2022. Tim's on Telecaster and I'm on his ancient Upright Grand.

May you enJoy! 😄

And please... dare to Let go, and dig 'the RelaXed Intensity' of Part 2 as well.

© Gary Courtland-Miles & Tim Elliot 2022
℗ Gary Courtland-Miles & Tim Elliot 2022

Synergy

Not So Sweet Dreams

a track by Marco Lucchi reworked by Siegfried Grundmann

gennaio 2023

Marco Lucchi & Siegfried Grundmann - Rainbowing

It melts in space-time

Sunday morning...a moment to improvise something at the piano, with that typical feeling of a relaxed and chill start of the day.

Sunday Morning

No. 02 prélude au piano
Photographer: Giuseppe Milo.
(See photo credit below)
I often like to work my tunes around a famous (or not-so-famous) picture or photograph as a source of inspiration. I came across this fantastic photo by Giuseppe Milo, who is based in Dublin. It shows two little Irish street buskers earning their pocket money in a very inventive way. So, what’s their story? As the little boy plays, does the little girl dance, sing or just sit politely thanking the punters for throwing their coins into the case as they pass by? What tune would the little boy be playing on his accordion - an old tune, a new tune, or an old forgotten tune? I would like to dedicate the piece to all the street buskers who entertain us as we pass by. I hope you enjoy it.
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No. 02 prélude au piano

Lesson 1: General Relativity
Lesson 2: Quantum Mechanics (3:45)
Lesson 3: A Brief History of the Universe (6:36)
Lesson 4: The Standard Model (8:35)
Lesson 5: Theory of Everything (10:52)
This is a live recording from the BBC Radio3 Hear and Now broadcast of the premiere by the Piatti Quartet at the 2017 Cheltenham Festival.
To view the full score and a note on the science behind each movement which is the result of a collaboration with physicist Joe Davighi, visit: https://issuu.com/darrenbloom/docs/five_brief_lessons_full_score

Five Brief Lessons on Physics for String Quartet

Scottish Ballad 
For my dear friend Lisa
https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/barbara-allen-digital-sheet-music/22552966

Barbara Allen

Darren Bloom is a composer, conductor, producer and educator. Described in The Times as ‘almost mystical… a genuine frisson’, Darren’s music is noted for its combination of ‘evocative harmony’ and ‘raw power’. His recent chamber symphony Dr. Glaser’s Experiment, commissioned by the London Symphony Orchestra for their 2016 Futures Festival, was praised in theartsdesk.com as a ‘confident answer to the question: How can an orchestra perform the music of the future?’ Darren’s chamber work Strange Attractors was selected by the UK panel of the International Society for Contemporary Music to represent the UK, and his chamber opera KETTLEHEAD was created as part of his second year of residence with the London Symphony Orchestra as a member of the LSO Soundhub Scheme. Recent projects include a curated set for New Dots’ Curiouser event, which incorporated his new work Alice’s Dream Fragments for the Octandre Ensemble, and Borexino-Borealis, a commission from the Park Lane Group for the Borealis Saxophone Quartet.
 
Darren is a founding member and conductor/creative producer of the Ossian Ensemble with whom he has given the premieres of dozens of new works over the past decade. Other conducting highlights include a performance of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies’ Five Klee Pictures in the presence of the composer, recording music for BBC4 documentaries, directing several youth new music ensembles, including the Composers Ensemble at Junior Trinity, and making his third annual appearance as a conductor for the LSO Soundhub Scheme.
 
Darren studied composition with Edwin Roxburgh, Brian Elias and Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, and conducting with Neil Thompson, Edwin Roxburgh and Christopher Austin. He was awarded a DipRAM and the Manson Fellowship from the Royal Academy of Music as well as recently being appointed an Associate of the RAM. In 2015 he commenced an AHRC funded PhD in Composition at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Richard Causton.

Five Brief Lessons on Physics for String Quartet

Darren Bloom

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