Pengelum

It may be a blessing to have time to relax and drink tea. In my case, I'm drinking tea in a hurry.

This version is instrumental.

Tea Time Inst.Ver.

Tea Time inst.Ver.（お茶の時間 インストルメンタルVer.）

In the Ruined Room, Picknickers Would Have Lit Their Kettles; Lovers Sought Shelter

Dedicated in loving memory to our mothers.
Thank you dear Oddrun for gracing my music with your magic.

Poem: Emily Jane Brontë
Music Oddrun Eikli and Debra Buesking
Vocals: @oddrun-eikli
Piano: Debra Buesking
Studiowork: Arne Hiorth
cover design: Debra Buesking.


IN MEMORY 

Blessed be Thou for all the joy
My soul has felt to-day!
O let its memory stay with me
And never pass away!


I was alone, for those I loved
Were far away from me;
The sun shone on the withered grass,
The wind blew fresh and free.


Was it the smile of early spring
That made my bosom glow?
'Twas sweet, but neither sun nor wind
Could raise my spirit so.


Was it some feeling of delight,
All vague and undefined?
No, 'twas a rapture deep and strong,
Expanding in my mind!


Was it a sanguine view of life
And all its transient bliss—
A hope of bright prosperity?
O no, it was not this!

Sound Of Memory. Oddrun Eikli & Debra Buesking

Of Faith And Science

Life Seeker

A page of music written in the tradition of the romantic prelude, inspired by a brief motif that barely strays, constantly returning to itself until it rises like mist and disappears.

Prelude

Prelude (Mist)

Passage of Time

we always love the funk - especially, when it is Ratzzz funk <3
@cosmic-ratzzz - whole track / joerxworx - tenor saxophone

Lunatics 163 / Funky Dance Floor / Ratzzz & joerxworx

The Journey is where the experience is...

So Let Go and see where it takes you.

This is Part 2 of a Stream of Consciousness Improvisation on the 708 Hybrid Piano by Roland. 

Part 1 is the piece above, titled ~ Here n There * 

May you enJoy.

© Gary Courtland-Miles 2024
℗ Gary Courtland-Miles 2024

Here n Where ? *

I write, erase, rewrite
erase again, and then
a poppy blooms.

This is the death poem of Tachibana Hokushi, sometimes wrongly attributed to the Japanese painter Katsushika Hokusai.

Tachibana Hokushi, whose real name was Tachibana Genjiro, was born in Kanazawa in 1665. Hokushi was one of Basho’s most famous students at the time, and he even accompanied the great master during part of his famous journey through the narrow roads of the North, from Kanazawa to Matsuoka.

Haiku by Tachibana Hokushi

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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.