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Can't Help Falling in Love - The Piano guys

Music for solo piano.

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Man on Wire

In Time

Lofi hiphop in ep 4 Gimai Seikatsu

Rockelbel's Canon - The Piano Guys

A selection of tracks from the album "Cyrus Nations? UK".

The full album is available to download on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes and many more

Valour

I played piano on this one as a gift for my sister's wedding.

And I had my brother in law to join with Cellos on this track.

Hope you enjoy:)

The Piano Guys - A Thousand Years Cover (Christina Perri Song)

Instant Happiness

Music: Lieutenant Kijé Suite: IV. Troika
Composer: Sergei Prokofiev
Artists: Utah Symphony; Thierry Fischer, music director
Album: Prokofiev: Alexander Nevsky – Lieutenant Kijé Suite
Label: FRESH! From Reference Recordings (FR-735SACD)
Available October 25, 2019
Order: https://referencerecordings.com/?p=14377
Also featuring Alisa Kolosova, mezzo-soprano; Utah Symphony Chorus, University of Utah A Capella Choir, University of Utah Chamber Choir, and director Barlow Bradford

Reference Recordings is proud to present the Utah Symphony conducted by Thierry Fischer, in grand new performances of Alexander Nevsky and the Lieutenant Kijé Suite, two of his most brilliant and dramatic musical works. The music of Lieutenant Kijé was originally written as the score to the film of the same name, released in March 1934. It was Prokofiev’s first film music and his first commission. Prokofiev soon adapted it into the five-movement Lieutenant Kijé Suite, first performed in December 1934, and which quickly became a favorite in the international concert repertoire. Then, in 1938, Prokofiev collaborated with film director Eisenstein to create the score for the film Alexander Nevsky. He later adapted much of his score into the large-scale cantata for mezzo-soprano, orchestra and chorus featured on this recording.

Valour

David Shaw Composing