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classics

Edgar Asmaryan - Duduk - Long, Long Time Ago - Javier Navarrete (Pan's Labyrinth)

second lonely : https://soundcloud.com/suchasrain/calssical-music-piano-solo

third lonely : https://soundcloud.com/suchasrain/classical-piano-music-piano-music-third-lonely-p3

YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyF1pwrDA2lGpt8h_ItpnFA

classical piano solo - first lonely / P3

Tchaikovsky's early symphonies are full of rich expressive melodies – something for which he had a natural talent. They contain influences of Russian nationalism and folk tunes, particularly in the Second Symphony ('Little Russian') and the First, which hints at a Russian landscape. The choreographer George Balanchine exploited the dance-like nature of the Third Symphony by using it as the basis for the final part of his ballet masterpiece, Jewels.

Symphony No. 1 "Winter Daydreams": i. Allegro tranquillo

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Were the legends true?
 Upon the rocks I play "his song"
 to the deep of the ocean
 where he's said to belong

 Melodies travel down,
 beyond into darkness abound
 where it stirs but the faintest of light
 a light that builds with my lonely sound

 He crashes through the abyss
 raining the deep down onto me
 Soaring in the sky he sings 
 Our voice was two in harmony

 He plummets down from the clouds
 a cadence of light into the dark
 waves pass over me in shrouds
 as he descends the embrace of cold

 An emptyness inside my soul
 He was gone - consumed to imagination
 but my curiosity will now persist
 maybe miracales... really do exist.
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My own personal rendition of a childhood fantasy theme (Lugia's Theme from Pokemon: The Movie 2000).

Gues Vocals by Lilypad/Nicola 
Guest Flute by Steve Cumberworth
Song cover artwork by AlectorFencer: www.facebook.com/alectorfencer


Lugias Theme - Rendition

Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture - Dust and Shadow

The longer we live, the more battle scars we collect. We live a storm of battles, with violence (emotional or otherwise) punctured by periods of peace. We cannot escape the Storm of Life but we can make our battle scars count.

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Composed, performed and produced by Oliver Sadie.
Track art by Ryo Ishido.

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The Storm Of Life

From the updated version of The Score (Part One). The Score features over an hour of soundtrack themes from the gentle opening through to full and epic hollywood.

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Unremarkable

Schubert's Serenade by Irina Tumanova

PROJECT Trio:
Greg Pattillo - Flute
Eric Stephenson - Cello
Peter Seymour - Bass
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Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 5

Paris Violon

OVER

"Rain of Tears" - Sento in seno ch'in pioggia di lagrime (I feel within a rain of tears)
from: Tieteberga and Il Giustino
by Antonio Vivaldi
Rearr. by Jelia Megawati Heru & Michael Gunadi Widjaja


Standing in the rain,
standing all afraid,
who knows how to cure all my pain?

I drop these tears because I fear,
even though this rain is trying to make me clear,
for this moment is silent and now I hear,
the pain that managed to last all this year.

You were not there to see my pain.
I will never see love quite the same.
The rain drops to the ground,
like tears from my heart falling without a sound.

My eyes still shine bright,
but I still have this will to fight,
even to this great height.

My Love...
If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane,
I'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again


Vivaldi "Rain of Tears" (guitar piano)

Frédéric Chopin - Prelude in E minor Op. 28 No. 4 "Suffocation" (1835)
So emotional yet so logical, so easy yet so tricky.

Live video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47lM6Hvin-0

I took some liberties with it, replacing the chords on the left hands with mini arpeggios, and playing it on electric instruments. I call this take "Electrocution". :-) A little bit Vangelis-style.

The instrument is Clavia Nord Stage 2 using a sampled Rhodes Mark I electric piano set to low and a pulse wave virtual-analog waveform oscillator.

Video

Chopin - Prelude No. 4 "Suffocation" [Electrocution]

more video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mXiW7hH1KA

http://www.youtube.com/user/valentk777/videos

Schubert's Serenade by Irina Tumanova

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