such lyrical playing!! and beautiful melodies!!! chopin for today!!! well done!!

Ah this is absolutely beautiful.  What a wonderful and lasting gift to your friend.  Love that cheeky single jazzy chord half way through at the end of a line.  Gorgeous  Debra.

@mirjam-keijnemans: Thank you so much, Mirjam.  I am so appreciative.

It's just Debra Busking! Beautifully interpreted as always. Bravo Madame !

A great composition. A gem that is still treasured in my playlist❤

beautiful. I make mistakes but I leave them in because I can't replay it. It would be different with a mistake somewhere else. It becomes

Let There Be Light

It is my pleasure to release my latest piano composition.  Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy.

Blue Waves

Somewhere (Violin Viola Cello Piano) - Till Indy

Composed by Till Indy
© Till Indy 2021

Somewhere (Violin Viola Cello Piano / Theme) - Till Indy

Painted Sky

So happy to release this one! It's a beautiful and soothing orchestral piece AND it's my 200th uploaded song!! :)

Enjoy!

Starchild

This piece starts off from the repeating 4 notes of the 3rd movement from Beethoven's Tempest Sonata (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRoZgmqlfso) but takes off in a much different direction with new melodies. The piece borrows from Beethoven only those repeating 4 notes and the figuration of the left hand... everything else being my own. Though the feeling is overtly Beethovian too (with all due distances, of course)... And do you sometimes hear echoes of the Für Elise? (To my ear, the Für Elise itself has echoes of the Tempest's 3rd movement, even in its opening theme.)

The title "After the Tempest" has double meaning. It "takes after" Beethoven's Tempest's 3rd movement. And it also represents the sunlight and freshness felt after a storm's atmospheric depression has passed. Triple meaning, actually, as we endure this terrible worldwide depression and wish for the day it will past us somehow...

Played by software, sorry...

The painting shown is by Thomas Cole (1836), entitled "The Oxbow" and represents an oxbow in the Delaware River after a passing storm. Beethoven's Tempest sonata was written 1801-1802 and Für Elise dates from 1810.

After The Tempest (#piano)

Rain

can’t say goodbye, just good riddance to this year and glad for the departure. no fond farewell, au revoir, wiedersehen or さようなら to 2020. in the words of Ray Charles, just hit the road and don’t you come back no more, no more.

in spite of quarantine lockdowns and turmoil i’m grateful to have had the inspiring music of so many wonderful soundcloud musicians who kept on playing and creating music throughout a difficult year. special thanks to hitoshi yasui of chairhouse for his daily musical gems and for allowing us to create our versions of his beautiful piano music. looking forward to a better 2021 and wishing everyone a happy, healthy, peaceful and musical new year. play on friends. 

this orchestration and mix is by guillaume pearson, guitar arrangement & SFX by naldo, original song written by hitoshi yasui of chairhouse. his lovely piano version can be heard here: https://soundcloud.com/chairhouse/cant-say-goodbye-yet-419

close your eyes, it's a movie without pictures. the intro voice is Celia Johnson from the film Brief Encounter directed by the great David Lean. the cover art is Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard in their goodbye scene at a 1945 London train station.

Can't Say Goodbye

Always a pleasure to work with the very talented Ren Faye.  I strongly recommend you take a listen to her independent work here: https://soundcloud.com/renfaye-1

Across the Miles (Ren Faye and Classical Glass)

For my Friend (Improvisation)

Another collaboration with the amazingly talented violinist @rosindust

Inspired by medieval romanticism, and the tragic tale of Tristan & Isolde this composition is named after the Celt Princess.

Violin - Tatiana Makarova
Whistle, Ullieann Pipes, Accordion - Philleann
Composed by Phil Dale

Painting by Gaston Bussière (French, 1862-1929)

Lady Islode

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Lady Isolde  (feat. Rosin Dust)

Hello, and welcome to my piano world!   I thrive on tweaking old favorites and writing original compositions as well as continuing with more formal studies.  My style reflects my personality: mostly mellow with a surprising twist of the knife here and there.  I hope to always keep growing and learning, reflecting the beauty of Christ in all I do.

For my Friend (Improvisation)

Debra Buesking Piano

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