This is a beautiful work. I am admiring both composition and realization. My hat is off to both Mr. Prince and @myopus :)

I am amazed!! I am listening to the original one and this one right after, and it's so fascinating. It is such a hopeful piece that I feel like I can get over my creative hiatus. Thanks so much.

Intensification and dissolution of the situation created

Very nice classical track, Ed. May I also add my best wishes to you and the family for the New Year.

TvCmRgt/\/¨^

I have the great honor to publish a new version of my unfinished Dream Trio, revised and realized by composer Gerhard Richter of Austria -- myopus on Sound Cloud  -- https://soundcloud.com/myopus If you have listened to my original version of this piano trio, you know that the instrumental sound is poor, especially the violin. 
Herr Richter very generously offered to make a new realization of my work using better instrumental sounds. I gratefully agreed.
 But he has done much more than that, providing a more expressive and realistic virtual performance and improving and extending my composition. I am especially amazed by his wonderful completion of a fugatto I started. It is the work of a master musician, but I am not surprised. Gerhard has composed many top-notch classical works, including a Piano Trio in D-flat that I am especially fond of: https://soundcloud.com/myopus/sets/piano-trio-d-flat-major-des
Thank you, Gerhard! You have made my little piano trio sound better than I ever could!

Dream Trio, Revised and Realized by Gerhard Richter

Get On The Bus

Serenade To Yesteryear, a symphonic poem for chamber orchestra

Analogue

I Have a Doll
Music and Lyrics by Mike Krath

I have a doll,
And I call her Boo. 
And when I pick her up,
It says booga,
And I say boo. 
I also have a pet snake that’s named Elizabeth,
And a bite from her assures a most horrible death,
Once in bed,
I had anxiety,
That Elizabeth would escape,
And make a lunge for me,
And I wouldn’t know what to do
Or how to flee. 

Now you think that I’ve gone mad,
But it’s not what you think,
And it makes me sad,
So maybe you could help,
With your sanity,
To help me redeem
Humanity.

First we begin with a cup of tea,
And one or two sugars, if you please,
And a crumpet or cucumber sandwich to munch,
Then an introduction to Elizabeth,
To bite you for lunch. 
Then you’ll fall,
And I’ll  get up and dance,
And pick up my doll and throw it by chance
And hope it hits you to make it say boo,
And I doubt you’ll be able to say booga,
That’s not what you do. 
That’s not what you do. 

Now this is a dream I once had,
That Lizabeth was swallowing Boo
To make me more mad,
And you came over in a cup of tea,
And you raised its sail
And we set out to sea. 

But Elizabeth won’t like it,
And will swim to our boat,
And our little excursion,
Will be breathless at most,
And Boo will our captain,
And you will be our liege,
And we’ll have a great time together,
In the middle of the sea.

I Have a Doll

Mind Control

A big thank you to all my followers, likers, reposters for their support I sincerely appreciate you all.  I’m so proud this composition has reached the Soundcloud New & Hot Classical Charts sitting at No.4 on 10.2.2022


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Beyond

In a Dialogue with Gravity and Matisse's Gardens – Boléro  
Listen in the Playlist: https://soundcloud.com/bruce-klepper-1/sets/in-a-dialogue-with-gravity-and
Based on Marice Ravel’s "Boléro" 
Duration: 3:15 
Danse Etoile Ballet (www.danseetoile.org) premiers two contemporary ballets June 3-4.  “In A Dialogue with Gravity” explores the parallel between modern architecture, movement and the need to push and defy gravity.  “Matisse’s Gardens” brings to life the bold color and forms that Henri Matisse first explored in his collages and drawings.
Matisse first visited Morocco in the winter of 1912.  Matisse found Morocco so different and exotic that he ended up making numerous sketches, drawings, and paintings of it, or more precisely, of what he saw in it.  Matisse was quite struck by the people’s physiognomy and colorful garments, the architecture, the daily outdoor scenes, and routines… and it shows in most of his works from this period (1912-1913).  This music for the ballet, using ethnic instruments and percussion, reflects on this time of Matisse's life in Morocco.
Cover design by Maire-Jose Payannet 
For strings, ethnic instruments. harp, marimba, timpani and percussion

In a Dialogue with Gravity and Matisse's Gardens – Boléro

And Further Down The rabbit Hole Alice went

Rossie Round Hole Squared   A1 Project

An unconscious exploration of the conflict and growth at the birth of a season, also the conflict within myself as I explore this art form further. I had no idea what was going to be explored within the music until it happened.
Helen x

Our process started off with a simple repeating chord progression on the piano for Helen to improvise over. We gradually added more elements once the vocal parts were complete and the final element is a field recording of the dawn chorus, recorded at 5am in our back garden.
Andy

Words and Music: Helen
Music and production: Andy

Dream Trio, Revised and Realized by Gerhard Richter

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