Goliath's Butterfly

An instrumental for classical guitar with a repeating theme that comes round a few times 

Guitar: Hanika Natural Doubletop - Cedar

Whirligig

photo by Elseh
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"The Hours Of Darkness" (Alternative Version) by Frosty Springnight

I made this song last year. I love this song. It's not the best I've made but it is special for me.
Last year was very bad. Lots of problems, lots of work but not enough money to feel safe.

But I won two virtual instruments from @Ample-Sound, one of my favorite VI makers. It was like light in the darkness of my life.

I use Ample Sound Super Jumbo (AGSJ) at the end of the song.

2020 seems to be worse than 2019! But I wish the best for all of us.
This song helps me to be calm but strong enough to handle everything

Elysée

Serenity

It's your Time - Part 1

Alone

an improvisation after Bach's Prelude in C

Reading Between the Lines: An Improvisation after Bach's Prelude in C

From an upcoming album

LYRICS:

I can't escape
the pressure, the pressure
I'm under

When I'm against the wall
I just strike a chord and knock one back
So should you

I can throw it away
And start again
And start again
It doesn't make me less

I can throw it away
And start again
And start again
I know it's not too late

A beauty in sickness
A wisdom in poverty
Don't you see

In massive struggle
You are realized, you're strengthened
Don't look back

I can throw it away
And start again
And start again
It doesn't make me less

I can throw it away
And start again
And start again
I know it's not too late

Make Me Less

Ampère

Branches

The 4th lapse [23–11]

Inspired by this haiku written 344 years ago by the great Matsuo Basho:
things just happen
things just happen until
the end of the year
https://www.naviarrecords.com/2020/12/30/naviarhaiku365-things-just-happen/

My Naviar Haiku

Things just happen

Things Just Happen (Naviarhaiku365)

Silence

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.

Reading Between the Lines: An Improvisation after Bach's Prelude in C

Debra Buesking