My soul flew with this music...thank you.🖤

It's a rather sweet and soothing piece. I love it!

This is like a meditation on impermanence, where the piano and violins intertwine like silent falling snowflakes, each one unique and unrepeatable. The melodies float through the air like reflections on the essence of life, delicate and fleeting, leaving behind a trail of sweet melancholy that lingers even as everything fades away. love it ❤️

PSK3

A somewhat poetic take on depression and finding hope despite what is happening in life. Originally written many years ago while still a freshman in high school. I find it still rings just as true now.  **If you would prefer to listen without the rain in the background, I posted a version without it on my YouTube channel.❤️**

 https://youtu.be/vVePQ7Gc5bY

Lyrics
Rain falling on the window pane,
Like tears rolling down my face.
Longing for a better day.
When will sunshine come and fill my eyes?
Bring light to these cloudy skies,
And peace instead of sleepless nights.

I’m told that this too will pass,
But they can’t see through this glass.
All I can see is endless rain.
To long for more would just be pain.

Wind howling through my restless mind.
Stirring worries in my life.
Tearing at my wordless cries.
I stand in a hurricane of endless trails.
A path of thorns that goes on for miles.
Just want to stop and sleep a while.

I’m told that this too shall pass.
I can’t help but smile and laugh.
All I can feel is endless pain,
But still I pray to end the rain.

Faith is believing things you cannot see.
It doesn’t mean they will not be.
So maybe one day I will be set free.
Now, I hear the storm calming down.
I see a light coming ‘round.
I guess that hope can be found.

In the rain

In the Rain

In The Rain

https://www.youtube.com/@DevilsLakeRevival Original by Devils Lake Revival 
C.2023

Sunflower

Life's been throwing some curveballs, but I was finally able to put together a little love song today. Missing all my writer friends. Thinking of ya'll.

Shooting Stars

Red Cliff is a concerto for piano and Western symphony orchestra, structured seamlessly within a single movement divided into four sections. Its thematic genesis draws inspiration from Luo Guanzhong’s esteemed 15th-century historical novel The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, a foundational work within the canon of Chinese literature. Situating itself amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the Three Kingdoms period, a pivotal epoch marking the decline of the Han dynasty in the 3rd century CE, the concerto encapsulates the enduring resonance of Chinese cultural heritage spanning millennia. Narratively, the composition encapsulates the climactic Battle of Red Cliff. In this pivotal event, three potent warlords—Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan—contend for dominion over the empire, ultimately catalyzing the emergence of the titular Three Kingdoms.
Comprising four contiguous sections, the concerto unfolds a multifaceted musical narrative:
1.	"Paying 3 Visits to A Recluse’s Cottage" (mm. 1- 56): Embarking with an adagio passage reminiscent of the opening strains of the renowned pipa composition "Waves Dredging Sand" by the blind folk musician Ah Bing (1893-1950), this section evokes the pivotal moment when Liu Bei secures the allegiance of the strategic genius Zhuge Liang after three personal entreaties.
2.	"Heated Debate" (mm. 57-174): Transitioning into an Allegro tempo, the composer deftly employs motifs from "Waves Dredging Sand" as thematic material, orchestrating six dynamic variations that vividly portray Zhuge Liang's persuasive arguments to rally Sun Quan and his military advisors in support of the alliance against Cao Cao.
3.	"Sorrowful Parting" (mm. 175-261): In a poignant departure, the composition channels the emotive essence of a renowned traditional Chinese opera aria, "Sorrowful Parting," attributed to Zhou Yu, as he bids farewell to Huang Gai. This lyrical interlude encapsulates the pathos of impending sacrifice amidst strategic machinations.
4.	“Battle of Red Cliff" (mm. 262-407): Culminating in a virtuosic display, the final segment encapsulates Huang Gai's audacious stratagem, depicting the daring incendiary assault on Cao Cao's fleet. As Huang Gai's "defecting" squadron unleashes infernal chaos, the flames engulf Cao Cao's armada, precipitating a decisive victory for the allied forces.
On October 9, 2016, at the esteemed Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, the world premiere featured virtuoso Ching-Yun Hu as soloist, accompanied by the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia under the baton of Dirk Brossé. Subsequently, the composer undertook a re-orchestration of the concerto for a traditional Chinese orchestra, culminating in the world premiere of the revised version on October 6, 2018, at the National Concert Hall in Taipei. Ching-Yun Hu reprised the role of soloist, accompanied by the National Chinese Orchestra Taiwan under the direction of the composer, Yiu-Kwong Chung.  The entire composition lasts 14 minutes. This track is the live recording of the world premiere on October 9th, 2016. Ching-Yun Hu and the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Kimmel Center, Philadelphia. Conductor: Dirk Brossé.
The music is now distributed by Universal Edition. Please visit the UE website to purchase the music.
https://www.universaledition.com/Werke/RED-CLIFF/P0279516

RED CLIFF for Piano and Orchestra (Section 1 "Visits To A Recluse's Cottage")


YouTubevideo
 http://youtu.be/ywPhGI_rpIE?si=8AoVHP-qO2gIM_SG

I wrote this for a friend, a neighbor, who is very sick and there is no escaping from her reality. She deals with her life on a day to day basis.  She can hearymmmm
 me when I'm at the piano (when I don't use headphones. ) Listening to me do warm up exercises or playing something over and over can be pretty boring. I'm finding now, being a senior babyboomer, it is beginning to take longer to loosen and co-ordinate my hands than it used to. That's life, I guess.

Whenever I create music there has to be a reason or emotionally it just doesn't come together. Creating  longer than improvising, because I memorize it so I can be played again. It took a while to finish this piece because playing it without making a mistake anywhere is difficult. I still hear mistakes. I will later DL just the piano score.  For me, there is nothing more satisfying than creating music.

The cover was done by: https://pixabay.com/users/khphotography

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Timeout

The second movement of the Sonata for Alto Flute and Piano (2024).

Pawel Strzelecki: 2. A Song Without Words No. 2 [Sonata for Alto Flute and Piano (2024)].

Runoff

75 - Ephemeral Balance

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Ketil, Lísa and  Arný

A collection of 4 deeply emotional songs.

1.Unwanted
2.The only life
3.Heart attack
4.Anxiety

I would love to know where my music takes you. 

stay safe.

Thanks for listening.

Heart attack

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Snow Flakes

Music not to be listened to, just to be heard. 
Music is the real-life soundtrack 
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Lo-Fi Cool Blues

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