Name: Moving On by Claudia Reusner
Duration: 3 min 7 s
Description: Original, composed and produced by Claudia Reusner

Super! Tolle Idee und gut umgesetzt. Spannend bis zum Schluss!

great production and love the added background vocals and changes In sound throughout:)

Very nice sound and feel. Good job Claudia💜

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Original, composed and produced by Claudia Reusner

Moving On

Here on multiple request the song text for the listeners, who do not understand German, in English:

Emotional Superstar

First day of primary school
You were about to wonder

What do they want with me?
A letter-number ulcer

You were born to feel,
Feels with your ears 
You can see with your hands`
walk in the dark


You can touch the suffering
Warm Solitude 

Emotional Superstar

The special school then took you in
You didn't have that kind of thinking

It was all too fast for you
That just wasn't your world

you knew otherwise
In the heart wide
In touching near
forebodingly there

Under the radar
Immediately

Emotional Superstar

You're a mature woman now
And now you know exactly

Who You Are 
Being kissed from the felt

Emotional Superstar



I dedicated this song to my youngest sister. In our family, she's always been the one who felt the most. For a long time, however, she was taught that she was stupid and unintelligent. She was deported to special school and classified as slightly mentally handicapped. Only now at the beginning of her 50s has she gradually found a tender inner peace after many years of experience of stigmatisation and exclusion.
In the lyrics and sound, I try to convey my deepest sympathy for her and all people who may not think so quickly, but who have a great intuition and enormous heart intelligence.

Den Song habe ich meiner jüngsten Schwester gewidmet. In unserer Familie war sie schon immer die, die am meisten gespürt hat. Lange Zeit wurde ihr aber vermittelt, dass Sie dumm und unintelligent sei. Sie wurde in die Sonderschule abgeschoben und als leicht geistig behindert eingestuft. Erst jetzt mit Anfang 50 hat Sie allmählich nach den langjährigen Stigmatisierungs- und Ausgrenzungserfahrungen einen zarten inneren Frieden gefunden.
In dem Text und dem Sound versuche mein tiefes Mitgefühl für Sie und alle Menschen rüberzubringen, die vielleicht nicht so schnell im Denken sind, aber eine große Intuition und eine enorme Herzensintelligenz haben.

I dedicated this song to my youngest sister. In our family, she's always been the one who felt the most. For a long time, however, she was taught that she was stupid and unintelligent. She was deported to special school and classified as slightly mentally handicapped. Only now at the beginning of her 50s has she gradually found a tender inner peace after many years of experience of stigmatisation and exclusion.
In the lyrics and sound, I try to convey my deepest sympathy for her and all people who may not think so quickly, but who have a great intuition and enormous heart intelligence.

Emotional Superstar

The musical composition of ''On the Threshold'' which is dedicated to Dr. Yalom by International Iranian philosophical composition, Pezhman Mosleh. 
Dr. Yalom is an existential psychiatrist, author of “when Nietzsche wept” novel and one of the impressive characters of the century who appreciated professor Mosleh and wrote to him:
"Thank you so much. I've received many tributes but none touched me as yours did. An eminent Iranian composer, Pezhman Mosleh, has honored me with this gift."
www.facebook.com/Irvin-D-Yalom-149406245836/
1inmusic.com/pezhman-mosleh-rel…-on-the-threshold/
The link of YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv7nFzEbUug
Pianist: Nina Bahri

Dr. Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, Professor of philosophy and author who is a remarkable character of the world has written a beautiful text after watching the musical composition of ''On the Threshold'':
"This is so wondrously moving. An artistic treasure for a treasured human being."

Dr. Molyn Leszcz, Professor of University and Psychiatrist, has written about this musical composition: 
"It is a wonderful tribute to Dr. Yalom."

The following text is written by Pezhman Mosleh and it exists at the first of the video and Dr. Yalom put it in his facebook.
“Irvin Yalom belongs to the ancestor which has given the world and the worlds sense of meaning
He is a mirror in the mirror
And the voice of trust
in the wasteland of doubt and distrust
he is appreciated for his great and human meaning of the word '' friendship''
and his human struggle with darkness
that he has not given up.
The feature of YALOM is love.
Pezhman Mosleh”

Pezhman Mosleh is the first International Iranian composer who has composed and sang a song for Mandela. This song was conveyed to Mr. Mandela and Nelson Mandela Foundation appreciated Mr. Mosleh for this song. It also was broadcasted by South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and so many various countries.

1 inmusic site: 
Professor Pezhman Mosleh is an Iranian composer, singer, poet, professor of cinema philosophy and aesthetic and a scholar in music history who has humanity and philosophical concerns.

Top 40 charts (NY) site introduces him:
He is a musician who has given speeches in different universities under topic of "Becoming I, philosophy and cinema”, "Music, anti-war, a way to discourse” and "Relation of music with immigration and suffering of loneliness", and one of his latest speeches was a speech in the first and the best university of Iran, university of Tehran under topic of "Thought in Art".

Italy, Antiwar songs:
He is a pioneer in Iranian neo romanticism style. And according to SABC News he is inspired by Beethoven and Chopin in composing music.

New York (Top 40 Charts) has published in continue: The Performance of the youngest soloist-vocalist of the world, 4Year old Ava Sadeghipour in the biggest concert Hall of Iran   Professor Pezhman Mosleh who is a stylist music teacher and his method is teaching to the children of 2/5-6 years old and he is the only teacher who has a new method for teaching to 2 years old children so these children are able to play and sing simultaneously in different concert halls at the age of 4 before so many audience.

The musical composition of "On the Threshold" Dedicated to Dr. Yalom by Pezhman Mosleh

Yeah- you can feel it
Yeah- you can steal it
Don't forget where you come from

Oh- say the word
Just say the word
And soon you'll find me
Heading out to Speyside 
Searching for the blue sky now
Show me how

Yeah- you don't need it
Yeah- you sure could feed it
Don't forget where you belong

Yeah- you could change it
Yeah- or you could hang it all
Don't forget where you come from

Despite the Weather

Where You Come From

"It's a Journey!" says Alice to everyone she meets...

- music for headphones - improvisational electronica - windupspaceship -

~ Charlie Bryant - Keys Impulse 49, Various iPad Applications, Voice, (Engineering).
~ Joseph F Grossman - Keys Roland FA06, HandSonic (electronic drums).
~ Gary Andreozzi, Guitar, Godin LGXT, GR Synth bass, Line 6 amps & EFX, Ebow (electronic bow)

i t' s - a l l - t o o - b e a u t i f u l

This piece describes the feeling I get when I see the leaves changing. The process is called "Senescence."

Senescence

This one was inspired by Kalief Browder:
(Special thanks to Dan "My Right-Hand Man" Farnsworth on drums)

Sooner or later
You come back down to earth
Sooner or later
You find out what you're worth

Didn't you say
You won't break anymore
Didn't you say
There's nothing left to take anymore

Like ivy that grows down your window
Your spirit has tendrils that pull up the brickwork
The program won't break you 
The system won't make you stop
Shining your beacon of truth to the darkness above

Exonerate angel

It’s so shameful
Our lies to sleep at night
It’s so shameful
Laws don’t make it right
How much abuse
Can you take in a life?
Holding on to truth
You’d rather be dead than live a lie

Exonerate angel
Your memory will usher the change
Exonerate angel
Your life was not taken in vain

Sooner Or Later

Music/Arrangement/Production/Vocals/Lyrics by Achazia

Still Water

Panning for Gold (Instrumental)

I've seen them all around the world: Berlin, San Francisco, Paris, Rome, Sydney, anywhere…. They exist across all social classes and in all ages. They are surrounded by an impenetrable aura of deep loneliness, of being cut off from lovers, of being locked up in a labyrinth from which there is no escape. 

In their gaze lies a deep, unquenchable longing for fulfilment. And yet they cannot look and are never really be seen. 

They do not recognize each other, even though they are all inhabitants of an isle:

The isle of the lost souls.

Moving On

Claudia Reusner

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