It Didn't Really Matter

Bury our heads (Demo)

Unanswered Prayers2 By Robin Quinlan

It's complicated
And i wonder
Where does it hurt
When you are not there?

Adro The Toxic Waste, John Page Contraband (music)
Solen Feyissa (cover image) via unsplash
Ded to my bestfriend Antonio
Lost but never forgotten
Rest in power

Where Does It Hurt (demo)

“There is no final one; revolutions are infinite.”
― Yevgeny Zamyatin, We

Deja Coup

Birthright

COMPOSIÇÃO: LIMA JÚNIOR
VOZES: LIMA JUNIOR E IMNA TOTTI
VIOLÕES: LIMA JUNIOR

Saber De Você ft. Imna Totti (HOME RECORDING)

Spheres features one of America's greatest piano trios, the Claremont Trio, and consists three trios by Robert Paterson: Sun Trio, Moon Trio and Elegy for two cellos and piano. The Claremonts are joined by their former pianist Donna Kwong on Sun Trio, and cellist Karen Ouzounian on Elegy. The entire album was recorded at the Academy of Arts and Letters in New York City and produced, engineered, mixed and mastered by legendary producer and engineer Adam Abeshouse.

Robert Paterson and the Claremont Trio first became acquainted through Adam Abeshouse. Paterson asked, "which is the best piano trio you've worked with recently?" Without hesitation, Adam said, Oh, Rob, the Claremont Trio, of course." Paterson then contacted the trio, sent them a copy of his Sun Trio, and waited to hear back. Fortunately, they liked his trio, and agreed to record it for this album, but at the time, Paterson had no idea what the other works would be on the album.

After recording Paterson's Sun Trio, the Claremont Trio suggested the idea of Paterson composing a brand new trio especially for their ensemble, and for this album, which ended up being Moon Trio. To round out the album, Paterson suggested his Elegy for two cellos and piano. All three of the works on Spheres are inspired by or have something to do with celestial bodies—the sun, moon and the cosmos.

Spheres

Moon Trio - I. Moonbeams

Solemn Island (Demo)

So lonely
So lonely
So lonely
So lonely

You don't feel anything anymore
but you try to keep your memory alive
sleepless nights do not bring you silence.
the days are counted when you were happy

You no longer feel the joy that gave you so much power
but you try to keep your memory alive
sleepless nights do not bring you silence.
the days are counted when you were happy

So lonely
So lonely
So lonely
So lonely

Heart of stone
you don't beat anymore
Heart of stone
you are now dead

So lonely
So lonely
So lonely
So lonely

Heart of stone
you don't beat anymore
Heart of stone
you are now dead

Heart of Stone

Heart Of Stone

Stop By Robert Grigg. A mellow song of hope! (c) 2020
Guitar, Bass, Vocals, Programming, Mixing and Mastering by Robert Grigg.
Recorded at home

Stop "let Love Win"

Coffee House series songs were recorded and performed from 2007 to 2013 in numerous different coffee houses restaurants and churches.  Written by Tim Pepper accompaniment by Brian Warner.

The Coffeehouse Series

Time to Forgive

Time to forgive

Enjoy writing songs, performing, mixing and mastering using Logic Pro X and plugins from Waves and iZotope. Old school kind of guy, not big on Rap or Synth instrumentals, but have heard some good tunes in both genres.  Won't repost songs with F bombs in them.  They are totally unnecessary and trite.

It Didn't Really Matter

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