Kind of fitting that I have found this on Valentine's Day!! Brilliant clarinet and delicate piano - I love the way they weave around each other like a musical tapestry!! The apeggios are just wonderful and the 'dancing' trilling notes create beautiful movement!! In the 'darker' sectins,the piano is moody and restless -  pacified only by the dulcit tones of the clarinet. I wonder if these lovers had a tiff and resolved it?HA!HA! Peace :))

Harmonically rich, dynamically varied, full of beautiful 'musical ideas'. You demonstrate your sense of structure & control so clearly. One comment about the recording; the acoustic was a little 'dry' to my ear. Too much reverb would spoil the intimacy of the work, but a very little more would add character. Many congratulations, you have great talent! Nigel.

Harmonically rich, dynamically varied, full of originality. You have a great talent. Congratulations on this exquisite work. Nigel.

Your sense of form & control does you proud. Well done! Nigel

A comment on the recording. I found the acoustic a little 'dry' for my ear. Too much reverb would spoil the intimacy of the work, but a tiny, tiny increase would add character. Just my opinion. Nigel.

chant

Piano: Debra Buesking. Voice: Oddrun Eikli.
cover design: Debra Buesking. 
https://soundcloud.com/debra_buesking
Please listen to Debbie`s wonderful music at her site at soundcloud.

Thank you from my heart Debbie for the JOY working together with you.

"Embraceable You" is a jazz standard song with music by George Gershwin and lyrics by Ira Gershwin. The song was written in 1928 for an unpublished operetta named East Is West.

Embraceable You. Debra Buesking and Oddrun Eikli

Scalp treatment

Piano: Debra Bueskinghttps://soundcloud.com/debra_buesking
Vocal: Oddrun Eikli
Trumpet and mix: Arne Hiorth
Thank you dear Debbie for the JOY working together with you, and thank you for your friendship. I am so very grateful for you.
Thank you Arne for playing so beautiful together with us. Thank you for your studiowork and mix.
    "You Must Believe in Spring", a song written by Michel Legrand and Jacques Demy for the 1967 French film The Young Girls of Rochefort

You Must Believe In Spring. Debra Buesking and Oddrun Eikli. Feat. Arne Hiorth Trumpet

Hi friends, this track is a tribute to one of my favorite bands - Depeche Mode, I tried to create a track in this style without builting a copy

Highest High

It s a song for my beloved cats:)

Verse 1

Night just slips away
And the morning comes the sun awakes

I want you to stay
But you close your eyes and drift away

I can feel
I can see
I know what s behind the curtain

I believe 
We can live in harmony

I feel free 
When you re near
We will always be together

Please

Believe me

Chorus

When you call my name 
I ll be by your side
Everything will be alright

No more tears to cry
No more fears to fight
Everything will be alright

Call my name
When you
Call my name

Call my name
When you
Call my name

Verse 2

Rain begins to fall
And the night is falling over me

Darkness takes control
I wish you were here close to me

Chorus

When you call my name 
I ll be by your side
Everything will be alright

No more tears to cry
No more fears to fight
Everything will be alright

Call my name
When you
Call my name

Call my name
When you
Call my name


Bridge

When you call my name 
I will be there for you each day
All your worries then will not matter

If you call my name 
I promise I will find a way
I will change your life for the better

I say

Chorus

When you call my name 
I ll be by your side
Everything will be alright

No more tears to cry
No more fears to fight
Everything will be alright

Call my name
When you
Call my name

Call my name
When you
Call my name

Call My Name

The year is 500 B.C. in the glorious Persian Empire. A grand royal feast has been going on for around 6 months, but now for a week it opens to the public in the capital of Shushan. The reigning king is King Xerxes or more faithfully in Persian, King Khashayar. The servants sing about how lavish the feast is but the king isn't impressed yet.

SERVANT 1:
Cm G
Welcome all people to the feast!
Cm G
From all the greatest to the least!
Ab G
The banquet's open now to all Shushan
Ab G
For 7 days, you’ll feel just oh sooooooo grand...

[musical interlude]
Cm - G - Cm - G
Ab - G - Ab - G
G - Fm - G

SERVANT 2:
G
Long live King Khashayar, (a.k.a. King Xerxes)
Ab Fm G
The mighty Persian Empire!

S3
G
See the splendour of his reign
Ab Fm G
and majesty we admire!

S4
G
Persia and Media
Ab Fm G
How radiant is your glory

S5
G
A hundred twenty-seven states
Ab Fm G
so great with wonders and stories

[repeat with ensemble]

S6
G
A hundred twenty-seven states
Ab Fm G
so great with wonders and stories

[musical interlude]
G - Fm - G - Ab - G - Fm - G

S7
Cm G
Come drink the neverending wine,
Cm G
In cups of gold with own designs!

G1
Ab G
(what?) I didn't know your cup's not the same as mine!
Ab G
Show it to me... Gasp wow! One of a kind!

SERVANTS:
Ab G
The greatest feast on earth we shall provide
Ab G
Come let us serve you till you're satisfied

Cm G
Behold the royal garden view!
Cm G
With curtains cotton white and blue!
Ab G
They’re fastened to fine linen purple cords
Ab G
To silver rings on marble-made supports!

Cm G
Recline on gold and silver beds
Cm G
On pavement blue, white, black..... and red!

Ab G
Praise to the royal throne in great Shushan
Ab G
And to the rulers of our many lands

S8
G
Long live King Khashayar,
Ab Fm G
A king we truly admire.

S9 & S8
G
3 fine years he’s ruled and reigned
Ab Fm G
his big and noble empire!

S10 & S9
G
Persia and Media
Ab Fm G
Come join in our celebration

S8, S9, S10
G
From Ind(ia) to Eth(io)pia,
Ab Fm G
How vast and valiant our nation!

[repeat with ensemble]

[musical interlude]
G - Fm - G - Ab - G - Fm - G

S1:
Cm G
Today's the last day of our feast
Cm G
My king I trust that you are pleased!

SERVANTS
Ab G
This feast cannot get better; no siree!
Ab G
Thanks to your royal throne and majesty

KING KHASHAYAR:
G
Did you mean you’ve shown the best
of our wealth and elegance?

SERVANTS:
Cm G
No, your majesty!

KING KHASHAYAR:
G
So there’s one part they’ve yet to see:
The beauty of my Queen Vashti

SERVANTS:
Cm G
Beautiful is she!

The Feast - Act 1 Opener

The scent of bitter almond forces memory from the darkness

Samples used include these artists and tracks: Firesign Theatre, Pharaoh Sanders , Alice Coltrane & Pharaoh Sanders,  The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by William Blake (Free Audio Books for Intellectual Exercise), Captain Goodvibes, Cluster, Going Home – Fallen Soldier Tribute by Unidentified Piper, The Lithgow Highland Pipe Band, Tangerine Dream, Mike Oldfield, Pere Ubu, Stomu Yamash’ta and a few (culled from ancient mixtape cassettes) that I can’t identify… yet.

The rest is original tracks, re-imaginings of some earlier tracks and field recordings made by me.

This is a 320kbps mp3 – a lossless copy (flac) may be obtained by contacting me by personal message.

The scent of bitter almond forces memory from the darkness

Composer: Rudolf Schmitt
Clarinet: David Loewus

Der US-Amerikaner David Loewus ist einer der profiliertesten Klarinettisten auf dem Gebiet der zeitgenössischen Musik. Die Entstehung der Miniaturen verdankt sich seiner Anregung.

Miniatur für Klarinette solo Nr. 5 - Miniature for solo clarinet No. 5, performed by David Loewus

Fantasy for Clarinet and Piano no.1 - Canzone D'Amore

To my Ally. 

Fantasy for Clarinet and Piano no.1 - Canzone D'Amore

Hi guys, I'm Nitzan Sagie

I'm a composer, producer, arranger, orchestrator and film Director, 

For custom made compositions, composition lessons and general inquiries, please mail me at - freddie.puta@gmail.com

Enjoy my music and have a musical day!
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Fantasy for Clarinet and Piano no.1 - Canzone D'Amore

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