Outstanding composition. Full of surprises and nice tones!

questo si chiama comporre...bellissimo!!!

Still on 4/4 after the first minute? You can do so much more, composer. I have to say it’s perfectly recorded, but I’m waiting for more anti-conventional time signature. The use of the instrument is interesting, thought.

Audiophile choice vol 3 with 14track, and this album can help complete your audio system with all speaker, headphone. 

01 - Lady - Kenny Rogers
02 - Love Me Tender - Norah Jones 
03 -Temptation - Chantal Chamberland
04 - Come together - Music Nuda
05 - It's A Man's Man's World - Etta James
06 - I Put a Spell On You - Chantal Chamberland
07 -  St James Infirmary - Baba Blues
08 - Cry Me A River - Etta James
09 - Sorry seems to be - E.John, B.Taupin
10 - Eugene's ragtop] Snuffy, Dean Parks
11 - Blackbird - Music Nuda
12-  Misty - Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio
13 - Call me - Hans Theessink
14 - William tell overture

Audiophile Choice vol 3

St James Infirmary

an extreme love/hate story.
please support and share if you like it.
for information or join our project please contact at
crispinodomenico@gmail.com
peace


BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER  ( piano progressive rock instrumental)

Fists (Digital Bonus Track) - The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Soundtrack

I finally found an old lost song pre-freindly fire I never used because I thought it was too weird for people. Music by Sean Lennon Lyrics by Sean Lennon and Jordan Galland...

This really is one of my fav old songs hope you like it. Please share if you do.

2001 demos

The End of the World

'Songs of Olde vol. 1’ from Gipsy Moon 2017, is an album of old-world traditional songs, ranging from Russian folk tunes, to American murder ballads, from Middle Eastern love songs, to irish Instrumentals. This album takes a journey through ancient songs of the past and relives them in mondern times. 

Gipsy Moon is
Mackenzie Page (vox, tenor banjo), 
Silas Herman (mandolin, octave mandolin), 
Matt Cantor (bass, guitar), 
Andrew Connley (cello),
Omar Al’Tbal (percussion). 

*Dont worry about the order that we are standing in.* 

Recorded, Enginereed, and Mixed by Todd Divel at Silo Sound Studio in Denver CO
Mastered by Jim _____ at _________
Cover artwork by Erik Solem
Produced by Gipsy Moon 2017
copright Gipsy Moon 2017 (this can all be in one line.

We’d like to thank Todd Divel, Hunt Frye, Jenny and Parker Otwell Roe, Sherry Wirtz, Jacob Ellis, Jake Wargo, Ashley Edwards, Vince Herman, and Kimba Stefane and all of our friends, fans and family. We are so grateful to you.

Clementine- Clementine is an American traditional folk ballad usually credited to Percy Montrose (1884.) but has been apart of American folk music and culture before then. It is a ballad about a lover loosing his darling during the California gold rush. 

Caravan- Caravan, a jazz standard composed by Juan Tizol and Duke Ellington, was first performed by Ellington in 1936. Irving Mills wrote the lyrics.The first version of the song was recorded in Hollywood in 1936, as an instrumental by Barney Bigard and his Jazzopaters. 

Dark Eyes- a Russian romance song with lyrics written by Ukrainian poet Yevhen Hrebinka, first published in 1843. It is known as a gypsy romance cabaret song based on the origional melody of Florian Hermann's Valse Hommage. The most renowned and played version of this song was written by Adalgiso Ferraris, and published, in Russia, in 1910.

Banish Misfortune- Banish Misfortune is said to have first been published in the book “Ancient Irish Music” by P.W. Joyce under the title ‘The Bag of Meal” in 1873. The song is also said to have played an apotropaic role in Irish culture, supposedly having the power to avert bad luck or evil intentions, and was played when misfortune struck. 

Misrilou- is a traditional song from the Eastern Mediterranean region, and the earliest known recording of the song is from 1927. There are also traditional Arabic, Jewish klezmer, Armenian, Persian and Turkish versions of the song. It gained worldwide popularity through Dick Dale's 1962 American surf rock version, originally titled “Miserlou".

St. Jane’s - The song St. Jane’s was crafted from the tune St. Anne’s Reel, a tune who’s birthplace is still debated today. Some claim it is an old Irish Reel, some a contradance tune, others claim that it is an American old-time tune, and some even say that it dates back to the Renaissance. There is also a claim that the tune was named after a Miracle-worker St. Anne the Mother of Mary. We’ve recorded it in a minor key and added lyrics.

Uskadara-  or Kâtibim, is a Turkish folk song about a woman and her servant traveling to Üsküdar, a large district of Istambul, Turkey. The tune is a famous Istanbul türkü. Many versions of the song can be found in countries neighboring Turkey, usually with entirely different lyrics. The song was made famous in the US in 1953  by Eartha Kitt, also recorded by Eydie Gormé.

Gary Owen- Gary Owen is an old Irish quick-step that can be traced back to the early 1860’s known for its popularity during the Civil War. The origional tune is a jig in 6/8 while we have chosen to play it in common time.

Que Sera Sera- first published in 1956, is a popular song written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. The song was introduced in the Alfred Hitchcock film The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), starring Doris Day and James Stewart in the lead roles. The orgion of the saying is unknown but attributed to both Spanish and Italian histories.

Songs Of Olde Vol I

Uskadara

Street Boy (Rodriguez cover)

Mary Oliver reading her poem Wild Geese http://www.best-poems.net/mary_oliver/wild_geese.html

Mary Oliver reading Wild Geese

AVAILABLE 5/3/2019: https://folkways.si.edu/pete-seeger/the-smithsonian-folkways-collection

The Smithsonian Folkways Collection is a career-spanning anthology of one of America’s most quintessential, celebrated, and influential musicians. Featuring classic recordings, 20 previously unreleased tracks, historic live performances, and special collaborations, this set encompasses over 60 years of Pete’s Folkways catalog, released on the occasion of his 100th birthday.

He was a singer, a rebel, and a voice of the people. With a banjo and a selfless dedication to justice and the transformative power of music, he inspired all of humanity to question the status quo, to sing out and speak up against oppression wherever they witnessed it. His body of work reflects a deep reverence for the earth and all of those who walk on it; you can hear it in his voice and in the voices of the thousands of people who sang and continue to sing with him every day.

This collection features a large-format 200-page book with hundreds of pages of essays, commentary, photographs, history, and liner notes, alongside 6 CDs of classic and unreleased music pulled from throughout Seeger’s career.

The Smithsonian Folkways Collection

Pete Seeger - Turn Turn Turn

Ufo Robot Grendizer soundtrack 20 85 - Allegria al ranch

The Imagined Village - Empire & Love - 'Space Girl

Music is the only step that combines the abstract to the concrete.
Antonin Artaud (Source unknown)

I want to tell you something about me. I will not be long.
I'm always looking for the best way to express what's inside me.
I live a normal life
I never paid attention to appear better than I am.
Moody emotional and complex, are three adjectives that describe me best.
Mine is an ongoing investigation.
A desire, an emotion, a shock, a fight, a note, a song, a phrase ...

Music is the harmony of the soul.
Alessandro Baricco, Castles of anger, 1991

The progressive is the only label that I would bring.
I love to travel between all the nuances of sound from electronic to acoustic.

Genesis, Area, Van der Graaf Generator, but Arjen Lucassen, Mike Patton, Kevin Moore, or Herbie Hancock or Louis Armstrong and even Massive attack Ozric Tentacles .... some of my influences.

I always shared my music for free with anyone

I hope you have not lost too much time to read these few lines.

I do not think you are interested in my music studies, the band in which I played or festivals in which I participated.
La musica è il solo passaggio che unisca l'astratto al concreto.

ITALIANO

Antonin Artaud (Fonte sconosciuta)

Voglio parlarvi un pò di me. Non ci metterò molto.
Porto nel cuore le mie origini meridionali,sempre alla ricerca del modo migliore per esprimere quello che ho dentro.
Lavoro, ho una famiglia e una vita normale. 
Non ho mai badato ad apparire migliore di quello che sono. 
Lunatico emotivo e complesso,sono tre aggettivi che mi descrivono meglio. 
La mia è una ricerca continua .
Un desiderio, un'emozione, uno shock, uno scontro, una nota, una canzone, un fraseggio... 

La musica è l'armonia dell'anima. 
Alessandro Baricco, Castelli di rabbia, 1991

Il progressive è l'unica etichetta che mi sento di portare.
 Amo viaggiare tra tutte le sfumature del suono che sia elettronico o acustico. 

Genesis , Area, Van der Graaf Generator, ma anche Arjen Lucassen, Mike Patton , Kevin Moore, oppure Herbie Hancock o Louis Armstrong e anche Massive attack Ozric Tentacles .... alcune delle mie influenze.

Non ho mai rinunciato a condividere la mia musica con chiunque volesse condividerla. 

Spero di non averti fatto perdere troppo tempo nel leggere queste poche righe.

Non credo tu sia interessato ai miei studi musicali, alle band a cui ho suonato o ai festival a cui ho partecipato.

Qualora tu fossi interessato a ulteriori informazioni o a collaborare con il mio progetto, 
ecco tutti i miei contatti

https://www.facebook.com/ILDOME82
https://twitter.com/ZUDome
http://youtube.com/user/domeandfamily
http://www.reverbnation.com/ildome
https://myspace.com/il_dome

EMAIL
crispinodomenico@gmail.com

La musica esprime ciò che non può essere detto e su cui è impossibile rimanere in silenzio.
Victor Hugo, Canti del crepuscolo, 1835


BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER ( piano progressive rock instrumental)

DOME

Recent comments

Cuter_music

Alejandro Rodríguez

Fox Sky

Antoine Turgeon

Related tracks