JX Neo-Classical 01

This is a playlist of all of my compositions that I published with the "AllRightsReserved"-license.

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2019

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"Impetus", a release as joyous as it is heart rending. Fantastic stuff and highly recommended." 
Futuresequence 

"...a fine example of how to thread human character through classical mastery." 
Rock-A-Rolla 

"Fans of minimalistic yet powerful melodies should not miss this!" 
SLAM 

"... the record is created to breathe life into classical chamber music." 
Pretty In Noise

"Piano’s point of view is absolutely transcending decades and eras." 
Scenepointblank 

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Impetus - The World We Live In

'Adrift' appears in ‘First Song’ from Spotify, who have partnered with The Starkey Hearing Foundation to help bring hearing and music to people in Puerto Princesa, Philippines living with hearing loss.

‘First Song’ tells the stories of Eugene, Jessa Mae and Isagani, as they share their experiences hearing music for the first time after receiving their hearing aids.

http://spoti.fi/1E4jcwX
https://youtu.be/ipBiOdQ6oCY

'Adrift' also appears in the following projects: 
• ‘Lumina’, a Topshop | Topman fashion special for Rankin’s Hunger Magazine (https://vimeo.com/114766696)
• VIMEO STAFF PICK: ‘Christ Air’ by David Dang (http://vimeo.com/101556601)
• Story of Deerz (https://vimeo.com/112709019)

LP/DL - OUT NOW

Steve Gibbs - Adrift

Shift

Taken from the compilation Piano Cloud Series - Volume One
Release date: March 11, 2016

www.1631recordings.com
www.1631recordings.bandcamp.com

Oskar Schuster - Singur

OFFICIAL VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWMbeySRIXg

This is the fourth and final track from my new album Notes On Belonging coming out on 27th October 2017! This track is the place where I find space and meaning in the form of repetition of three notes. It explores the notion of belonging to a place, physically and spiritually, and a sense of journeying to a place called home. It's both tinged with joy and a sense of longing, of nearly being there but not quite yet. The track explores a sort of counterpoint, where instruments go in and out of phase to emphasise this nearness of things. They delicately tow the line of independent improvisation to colliding in pattern, most noticeable at the end of the track. I wanted to explore themes of indiviuality and freedom in the piece with the hope that inevitably we'd join forces at times.  Buy the CD version of this album here: http://tinyleaves.bandcamp.com/album/notes-on-belonging-2
Joel Pike - Piano, Guitar, Glockenspiel
Faith Brackenbury - Violin

Notes On Belonging

Cynefin

barmherzig

"Håller Mig" is Swedish and means "Hold Me".

Håller Mig

Windlicht

Finding

Nebukadnezzar

Vosges

"But if we hope for what we do not yet have,
we wait for it patiently." Romans 8,25

Ostsee

He comes sitting on a donkey. He’s greeted like a king. „Hosanna!“ they shout.
Knowing about what is going to happen to him, he blazes his trail like a gentle lamb that is going to be slaughted. I’m so moved by his finality, by his unending, uncomprimising love, even for those who are gonna call „Take him away, take him away, crucify him!“. That’s the most disturbing, self-sacrificing yet truthful love that I’ve ever experienced. 

The oppositenes that I see within the shouts and calls of the people is also inside of me. I can’t deny that. But his love is bigger than all hate of the world. This is a good message. It’s the most wonderful message I’ve ever heard.

Joachim Heinrich

Zion

Mit Den Füßen Im Sand

Reiselust. Photo by Antoine Boissonot on Unsplash.

Reiselust

Hi,
my name is Joachim Heinrich and I compose my own music.
I'm constantly searching and finding my own note and it's always a great pleasure to share this process with you through my music.

Thanks a lot for listening!

All the best,
Joachim Heinrich