Larissa

Midnight

Falling For is Francesco Le Metre’s latest piano composition. This intimate record translates into music the emotions we feel when we care for someone dear to us, but physically distant. Care, nostalgia, internal peace and kindness are the core essence of this piece.

Falling For

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Birdsong, Part 1 of Birds (Flute Trio)
Trio for piccolo, flute, and alto flute.

Birdsong

Messy Hearts

Idea

Endless Story About Sun and Moon

Fernando Velázquez - Lullaby Variation

Psyche in Tarantus don't say a word.
Silently gathers the flock, and hopes to be heard
Skins for a lover, both golden and new.
Grains for forgiveness, with a heart that's true

But she can't get the words out
but she can't get the words out
but she can't get the words out
but she can't, say a thing.

Younger, flown zephyrus- to tendings of need.
Faceless a lover, trusting her creed.
Sisters would warn her, know not the man.
A knife and the oil, a misguided lamp.

But she can't get the words out
but she can't get the words out
but she can't get the words out
but she can't, say a thing.

When she knows that he loves her.
and she knows she loves him,
and she's gathered her penance
but she can't, give in.

Lantern

Lantern (Piano Day 2019)

Debut by Melanie Laurent

I love this waltz, so classical and so minimalist, so Chopin and so Oskar Schuster (from the album "Maribel", 2018), German pianist and composer

Fryderyk - Oskar Schuster

Electronic Classical Music .. a Stand alone Genere 

The Maestro of the Theremin is out with a brand new song “NOwhere”... there is more to the instrument made famous by Scifi films from 50's.

The theremin, comes to life under the direction of the rising Finnish composer, Kepa Lehtinen on his new dark andante Nowhere.“The way i use theremin is quite unique. Together with double bass the theremin completes the piano like cello and violin does in classical piano trio.” The theremin is a electronic instrument which produces sound when your hands interact with the electro-magnetic field it emits without actually touching the device itself. It was invented in the labs of KGB by Russian engineer Leon Theremin in the early 1920s.

Strumming through the invisible electronic waves the Tonality play is unnoticeable. While harmonies are modern and complex;  the overall feel seems to be nonetheless easily approachable and primitively hypnotic.

Insight to the world of the Theremin from Kepa….On the sound  ”Retro but ultra hifi sound has been my goal at studio. Sound of sadness and past.” “Everybody wonders at my instrument,” ”but after all it is the most organic musical instrument there is. The sound is in direct contact with my breathing and the slightest movements of my body. I played the theremin part with a sore hand that I had hurt in a small skate accident i can feel the pain in my hand every time i listen to this track - lol”

Birdsong

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