This is just beautifully composed by you! Excellent!

Absolutely wonderful collaboration of beautiful musicanship and the spoken word. Great!!

This is really very powerful and very moving. A really seamless and fabulous collaboration.  Thank you for the hope. 

wonderful collaboration, very moving words and a really warm arrangement 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

What a beautiful collaboration. The piano and guitar compliment the spoken word...and the words themselves...❤️

so profoundN awesome songN /cool soundN /guitar/piano & performance

A wonderfully meaningful song! You have completely captivated me with this exquisite collaboration. Brilliant! ;)

This is amazing, and a powerful selection of words strung together to deliver a powerful message! 👏👌❤️

Debra. Piano

Written by Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett
Performed by Josh McAlexander
Picture of my wife Laura and me sailing (1993)

Never Ending Song of Love

Recorded in November. Mistakes etc. included. 
It's an old English tune but my arrangement here is a little more generic of these isles - there's an English style penny whistle and an Irish style tin whistle in the mix.

Drive the Cold Winter Away

A small sketch from my book of piano ideas

Many thanks go to David Dunham for mastering my track. @david-dunhamuser589535203

Dirge for Summer (Piano Improvisation)

Written by Frank Loesser and made famous by Danny Kaye in 1952.

The inchworm in my piece is sleepy and somewhat contemplative.  Don't  hold it against him; he can't help it.

Lyrics:
Two and two are four
Four and four are eight
Eight and eight are sixteen
Sixteen and sixteen are thirty-two

Inch worm, inch worm
Measuring the marigolds
You and your arithmetic
You'll probably go far

Inch worm, inch worm
Measuring the marigolds
Seems to me you'd stop and see
How beautiful they are

Inchworm

A rainy-day-melancholy sort of piano piece.

Many thanks go to David Dunham for mastering my track. You can hear his beautiful guitar music @david-dunhamuser589535203
https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/waiting-at-my-window-digital-sheet-music/22554409

Waiting at my Window

Fifth variation on  Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.

Many thanks go to David Dunham for mastering my track. You can hear his beautiful guitar music @david-dunhamuser589535203

Twinkle Variation V : Quest of the Magi

Poem and Narrator: 1234567890 (Peter)@user-264930040
Guitar: David Dunham @david-dunhamuser589535203
Piano & Synth: Debra Buesking
  
And so to this…a song of sorrows.
Impassive moods shimmer grey from misted hollow yesterdays,
Stolen for the bleak tomorrows strewn upon our stony ways.
In enfolded dusks we watch in thrall as snows upon the migrant fall.
A massing stream of human husks, a currency, tragic traffic monetized,
Laundered of their simplest dreams. Kindled fading hopes bestride
Whose futures market crashed it seems, for his sickly child beside.

But thence the Noel star aglow; sapphire blue flashing light of hope,
Above the seething forlorn lines is surely set to rise.
As if upon the migrant three we know, kings mimicking the trope.
Man meets man’s humanity in heartfelt care, lives to de-commoditise.

And when trafficker before the final audit bashful, fain appears,
Rancid cash in offshore banks o’erflowing billowed surplus well.
From credit to the debit side we glance, and see a soul in deep arrears;
The ledger to be set aside, replaced with first class trafficked seat to hell.

When the Virgin Mother’s tears ease at last of speared pain,
When satan’s armies’ magazines vast of vice are finally spent,
When welcome arms cross razor wires, compassions fall as softest rain.
Christian helping hands of hope aspired shall end this fair lament.
…and so to this…a song of hope.

And So to This. 1234567890, David Dunham, & Debra Buesking

Many thanks go to David Dunham for mastering my track. You can hear his beautiful guitar music @david-dunhamuser589535203

Blue Dream (Piano Improvisation)

My sincerest gratitude to Nick R. Davies for his amazing skills as a writer and novelist.

We left late in the night with all the other kids from the street.  It felt exciting and strange. Strange because Mama was scared and Tato wasn't with us. Mama said he needed to stay to make us safe like all the other fathers. She kept holding me into her and rubbing my back. The bus was cold and noisy, some of the children crying, some singing and shouting. We left Brovary in the pitch dark and once the bus quietened a little I looked out of the window for cars and lights,  but there were few. I counted bridges. I remember five but I was sleepy and couldn't be sure. Our journey seemed to last forever. Each time we stopped I would ask Mama whether we were close,  but I don't think she knew. She was checking her phone a lot, but I think Tato must have been busy. I talked to my doll when Mama wouldn't talk to me anymore.

We arrived in Lublin in the early morning.  It was snowing and there was a big crowd of people.  They gave us food and blankets. I couldn't understand what they were saying. I had a hot chocolate and cake before we were taken to a hotel.

When I heard Mama on the phone and then crying, I was frightened. She went to cry on her own in the bathroom and I was sad I couldn't help. I left the hotel and walked for miles. I found a bridge. There were only four more to find before I could get back to Tato. I started calling for him. Over and over and over..with each step into the dark cold night.

When Mama and her friends found me, I was still calling for Tato.  I told Mama there were only four more bridges. No dear, she said, crying and shaking..there were many more you didn't see..there are too many bridges to see Tato. Too many bridges now and for a long time.

29/March/2022

Too Many Bridges MAY GOD BLESS THE UKRAINIAN PEOPLE Text by Nick R. Davies

hello
here is my last composition for the noctaventure challenge number 238, the theme was the rosetta stone, in order to makea tribute to the great compositor Vangelis
try to find some great color that sound like vangelis, and try to keep in mind the rosetta stone find in Egypt in july 1799, exposed in the great british musem since 1802 
thanks for listening

rosetta stone

Falling Down

“Singing like a flute”

Art work:  Alyn via Pixabay

草むらを分けて
遠ざかるひと
風を切り刻み
無数の刃にして
撒き散らす

She moves away through the grass, and cuts through the wind.
The wind becomes countless blades and flies in the air.

Singing like a flute

Singing Like A Flute

Le Mogli: Tiziana Bertoncini - violin, ALESSANDRA ROMBOLA - flutes
Extract of live concert at Echoraum, Wien, October 2022.

Le Mogli - live concert

Improvisation of the day with my dear old piano friend.

Piano Improvisation 24/01/2023

"I don't need no doctor" is an R&B song written by Nick Ashford, Valerie Simpson, and Jo Armstead (1966). The original didn't do well, but it took off as a cover song. This is my cover of the Humble Pie version.

Humble Pie Cover

I wrote and recorded this song a long time ago-thinking "i will record this properly one day"I don't thing that day is coming-so here it is in its demo form. :)

Dejavu

Best described as eclectic, my style is a soothing mix mirroring my personality: mostly mellow with the occasional outburst. Although I have a background in classical piano I have always loved to create and improvise.  Since early childhood I have been trying to duplicate on the piano what I hear in my head.  Now I see how formal studies and improvisation fit together perfectly. I hope to always keep growing and learning, reflecting the beauty of Christ in all my endeavors. Thank you for your kind listening.

And So to This. 1234567890, David Dunham, & Debra Buesking

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