Bach, out of his mind with grief after the sudden death of his wife (not to mention his siblings, parents and half of his 21 kids), wrote this piece for solo violin. Busoni later arranged it for piano.
Recorded live and unedited.
(Performed by James Rhodes)

J S Bach Arr. F Busoni Chaconne In D Minor

"As is the Inward Suspicious Mind" is taken from the last verse of Elizabeth I's French Psalter poem "No Crooked Leg, No Blearéd Eye", and was written for solo soprano, loop station, digital delay processing pedal, and various plugin effects. This poem was written when Elizabeth I (then Princess) was taken prisoner at the Tower of London by her half sister Queen Mary Tudor, in fear that the young Princess was supporting Protestant rebels in England. "As is the Inward Suspicious Mind" musically quotes "Dansereye (1551) - Den I Ronde 'Pour Quoy" (Tielman Susato), which was also used as source music in the 1998 motion picture film "Elizabeth".

"As is the Inward Suspicious Mind" was recorded in Notting Hill, London, with Soprano Emily Thorner on 28 December, 2021.

As is the Inward Suspicious Mind

Flower and Snow - Mizuki Nakamura

From East To West

Created with Fl studio and Spire with synthesizer.
Everything is improvisation, no scores, no chords, just intuition.
I followed bassline after playing synthesizer.

Launch on the dream - Mizuki Nakamura

HIP HOP IS BACK. LYRICISM, BARS, METAPHORS AND ALL THAT. SIR SPITS FROM THE DOJO DROPS A CLASSIC MASTERPIECE PRODUCED BY THE OG OMEGA JACKSON FEATURING YONKERS FINEST

Shooting Stars

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