It's my first and hopefully not last collaboration with the wonderful Dirk Maassen. 
I was very pleased when Dirk asked me to record a guitar part to his piece Déjà vu.
I recorded 2 versions, an improvised version and a more composed version. I decided to post my improvised version. It simply has more charisma and contrast to the piano.
Hope you enjoy ...
I appreciate every comment, but I'm on a journey and can not reply until end of August.


don't miss Dirk Massen if you don't already know him
@ascoltadi

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Déjà-vu     dirkmaassen - jensfelger

Engel Träumerei

Two tracks inspired by/for Piano Day on 28th March - http://www.pianoday.org/. First track is a new improvisation, 'Longing 2'; second track is a demo recording of Schubert's andante from his Sonata D664.

Longing 2 - improvisation

This is our piece for this years Piano Day.
-> Piano Day, a annual worldwide event founded by a group of likeminded people, takes place on the 88th day of the year – in 2017 it’s the 29th March – because of the number of keys on the instrument being celebrated.

Lilac Sky (for Piano Day 2017)

Running Through the Grapevine (From "Patrick Melrose")

Dufresne

Spent - Deaf Center / Dufresne

Variations on Phillip Glass

Mute are delighted to announce the signing of Yann Tiersen and the release of his brand new, long awaited album, Dust Lane, out on 4 October 2010. 

Hailing from Brittany, Yann Tiersen is one of the most revered artists of his generation with a reputation first established by his studio albums (which include 1998's Le Phare and 2005's Les Retrouvailles) and cemented by his work on the original film score of Amelie (2001) which earned him widespread recognition. 

Produced by Yann Tiersen and mixed by Ken Thomas (Sigur Rós, M83, Moby), Dust Lane sees Tiersen incorporate vintage electronic sounds and textures into his music for an album he describes as "a journey on the dusty lane that leads us to death. Not a sad thing, but like a colourful, sometimes painful, but mostly joyful experience: life!"

Yann Tiersen - Ashes (edit)

crank up the volume cuz it is soft recording... anyhooots... 
yeah i know, i kick myself about not doing the C A B on that one part... arggg! 
hope ya enjoy!!!!  more music at:  www.pameliastickney.com

Bach violin sonata 4, Largo... w/ Simone Dinnerstein live @ le poisson rouge

Deco Ensemble - Astor Piazzolla - "Invierno Porteño" from the Seasons. 

Sabina Rakcheyeva - violin 
Bartosz Glowacki - accordion
Ricardo Gosalbo - piano 
Rob Luft - electric guitar 
Thibault Back de Surany - double bass 

visit our website: www.decoensemble.com 

Astor Piazzolla - Invierno Porteño

Four years after his last release as Hauschka, composer Volker Bertelmann returns to City Slang for his new effort “PHILANTHROPY”. While touching on the work of musical innovators, such as Erik Satie and John Cage, Hauschka reimagines the potential of the prepared piano for the 21st century, a technique that involves inserting objects between the instrument’s strings or onto its hammers to expand its sonic and operative possibilities.

Running Through the Grapevine (From "Patrick Melrose")

Hauschka

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