A machine gun,
the low moon,
round and resounding.

haiku by Saitō Sanki https://harvardreview.org/content/three-demons-haiku-by-sanki/

picture by Rosie Sun https://unsplash.com/@rosiesun

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halF resoundinG [naviarhaiku418]

post flood plastic crisis

Untitled Work for microtonal piano

Natural

Woodland Skirmish is a suite of three short pieces for triple woodwind ensemble. 

Following in traditional fashion the sequence Fast-Slow-fast the movements are:

1 Fugato 2' 56": 4/4 A piece in free fugal style

2 Sicilienne  7' 17" 6/8: Theme and variations

3 Allegro molto vivace 3' 46" 4/4: Concluding movement
 
The mastering on this track is by Emastered.com.

Woodwind Skirmish 25 July 2022 Remix August 20

Sketch For Bottles And Jars

Ian Greaves

Common Flaws 145 BPM

Richard Davis guitars vocals drums
Jim Smith bass vocals

Roll Along

This is the 1st track to be released from the Able documentary soundtrack. I was lucky enough to co write and record the violin and string parts with Patrick Zelinski on a selection of the tracks he wrote for this documentary. 

Link to the Able Documentary...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfwYGa0epbM&t=457s

Music Video for the track here...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O66b-3xNemk

The Accident (Able soundtrack) - Patrick Zelinski & Ryan Dimmock

Pir Maun -Ximnuam

Multicultural, Diverse and Always Awake > BERLIN // The Sound of An Exciting City 
Peter Pasch @docfritz   	 - Drums, Percussion, Mix & Remaster
Ralf Wadephul                        - Keyboards, Synthesizer
Composed, Arranged and Performed by 
OESJ | ORCHESTRA OF ELECTRIC SPACEJAZZ | © 2022 all rights reserved // www.oesj.eu | post@oesj.eu

OESJ

BERLIN

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