I've listened to both versions. Your touch on the keyboard is much clearer, and for my ears, truly worth many more replays.  Very nicely done, Debra!

Comforting and sad a#t# the same time, really beaut

This is so beautiful, moving.. I’m holding back my tears. Thanks for your wonderful music

Thank you for this beautiful precious musical work, also to David, also the collaboration with Andy McLean is beautiful!  This melody and harmony are for eternity. 🙏

Dedicated to the people of Ukraine.  May God continue to provide them with strength and lead them to peace.

Seeking Shelter

Video link https://youtu.be/jLB0zbM3dBw

Each winter here in the UK, small birds enact one of natures great spectacles. Each evening flocks ranging from a few hundred to over 100,000 individual Starlings form up into a single flowing entity swirling above their communal roosting sites. 
Why they do this is not fully understood, with theories ranging from a strategy to distract predators, to a grand display designed to draw more birds to the flock for the purpose of maximising the body heat being generated by the mass of the flock in the roost. 
Whatever the purpose of this behaviour it creates a unique and magical aerial display of great beauty.

The track began with the repeating mallet sequence, then the strings and lastly the piano. I'm finding myself increasingly drawn to improvising around basic chord progressions at the moment and this is another product of this approach. I'm  resisting the temptation to quantize or mess around with the midi in post, so it's all as played and of the moment. 

Thanks for listening, it's really appreciated. 

Murmuration

A collaboration between :
Shane Beck, The Last American Poet (Words)
progettosonoro (Music)

A forlorn tale of the poet who buried his heart in hollow ground
Coping with the smirking shadows without a whisper or hardly a sound
Let me hide away the trauma of this loveless soul without a single chance
The Loneliness Of One & the night we held each other during that slow dance

Yes I too deal with things & forever disguise the burning tears that sting
Shove aside the hurtful memories knowing what the light refuses to bring
They often say the sad pain will go away & eventually subside
Hear it from me & never forget, it is untrue & they have lied
The Loneliness Of One, the poet who still walks until he bleeds
Accused of waiting on truest love & so called selfish needs

Shane Beck & progettosonoro - The Loneliness Of One

Here is the version of "La valle delle Farfalle Orchestral version".
This new orchestral version released on May 12th. 

Produzione: Nearfield Studio
Composer: Daniela Spadini

The solo piano version (felt piano) is on my Yt.
My channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk5RJY9GJPDQsYqCNK-ulRg

La Valle delle Farfalle Orchestral version

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/3ROhTHrVNxzfcoLKJvhTbY
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjIFwZ_Puog


The inspiration for this track is a vision where I am not sure whether it is a faint memory from some childhood holiday or whether I have dreamt it  :
Standing on the edge of a rocky cliff, gazing out at the tumultuous ocean below. The waves crashing against the rocks with a thunderous roar, the force of the water sending a spray of mist and foam high into the air. In the distance a lone lighthouse
overlooking the scenery. A glimps of the power and majesty of nature and our own smallness in comparison. 

Composition-wise: The piece consists of three parts (@0:01, @0:59, @1:45) that always start with the same 5 note-motive but then develop into three distinct variations with different characteristics but throughout the track there is a certain sense of dramatic scenery.
The left hand is throughout the piece mostly in octave jumps (which became quite challenging condition-wise at the end of the piece) that segment the 4/4 beat into groups of 3-3-2 (the only notable exception is the part @0:35ff with its chromatic baseline).
The right hand alternates between lyric parts such as in the beginning or @0:59ff and rhythmic syncopic parts such as @2:30ff that leads to the final where the right hand preceeds the left hand by a beat to create a sense of energy.

The track has been recorded on a Roland FP-90 and mastered in Cubase by adding compressor, reverb, a Stereo enhancer and fiddling a bit with the EQ. 
The picture was created with Stable Diffusion.

Lighthouse On The Rocks (Solo Piano)

Mysterious Piano song with an eerie vibe to it. 

Got inspired by looking at strange monuments like these standing stones and tried to catch the vibe i get from them.

Menhir / Standing Stone

A love song with the words of your own choosing.

An especial thank you to David Dunham  @david-dunhamuser589535203  for his generous help in mastering my track.

Where Are You Now?

Some people suggested it reminds them of a butterfly at flight. I preferred the imagery of a Luna moth, flying and drawn to the moon.

Some influences are Debussy, Ravel, and Hisaishi in the harmony and melody and Rachmaninoff and Chopin in the piano stylings

Luna

One from over 20 years ago: A mystical serenade for a lonely sorcerer.

The Sorcerer's Nocturne (Op.2 No.4)

First October

Composed by James Uhart

James Uhart - Piano
Mauro Gargano - Bass
Julien Augier - Drums

Recorded live at the Sunside Jazz Club, Paris, France 
April 11 2024

Sous Le Lampadaire (Live in Paris)

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.

Where Are You Now?

Debra Buesking

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