Song For Elisabeth

So here's another piano track.Took me a little while to finish,but finally it's here.I hope you like it :)
The track is used in a happy piano day playlist :)
If you like this piece,please check out also new version in the better sound quality https://soundcloud.com/oliver-nosaczynski-bohovic/impresia

Impresia(Impression)-older version

Gidy - It's You

My first song in 4 years, I hope you enjoy it. It's a piano-led demo with a bit of bass(the track is raw/imperfect). I wanted to create an almost haunting, strange and hypnotic sound in parts. I'm by no means a singer so do forgive me; I'm just expressing an idea LOL! Thanks for listening :-)

Never Understand

(2014) This was written with the thought that it could eventually be the main theme of an adventure video game.

Adventure Video Game Overture

John Bond Evans was born in Wootton Wawen Warwickshire England before the war, which war, however, is a closely guarded secret. He had his  first three piano lessons at the age of 8 and that was about it - three lessons. His first teacher gave up in despair after only three. His next piano teacher was an attractive young lady who rented a farm cottage in the village of Wootton Wawen. Under her patience and perseverance John progressed very well and before long was able to impress family and friends giving renditions of a simplified version of the "Skaters Waltz" and "Oh How I'd like to be a moonbeam". Unfortunately, one afternoon he arrived for his lesson to discover the piano teacher, rather like the moonbeam,  had put her skates on and done a moonlight flit. Here endeth the second lesson. This brings us neatly to the next chapter in John's musical career. He joined the St Peter's Church Choir where he developed his vocal talents until his voice broke at the age of 13. This was nothing whatsoever to do with normal male development. it was mainly due to the fact that he, together with his choir boy friends, had discovered where the Vicar kept the communion sherry and the fact that Mr Meechun the old retired Sea Captain - Choir Master was very generous when it came to sharing his supplying of "Navy Cut "cigarettes. At age 15 John started piano lessons again - with a lady in Stratford he recalls "She taught me the first page of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata -had one leg and only charged half a nicker a lesson". Half a nicker being an old term for ten shillings or 50p in today's money. In his late teens and' early 20's John was able to almost instantly ruin the reputation of a further three piano teachers before deciding to buy a book on "Teach Yourself Piano". From that moment on his piano playing flourished and before long he was writing simple tunes and boring the hell out of his friends and family.John has since produced three full length CD's of his music, written in conjunction with lyricist Gary Clinton a Musical based upon James Blond 006 Special Agent and is currently working on a 'Never Too Late' concert of his music arranged for 18 instrument Big Band . His first piano CD 'Look in the Mirror of Life' is dedicated to all his past piano teachers and if - like him you ever had piano lessons and gave up - then why not start again. You never know where it might lead you to and the fun and joy it brings.

Song For Elisabeth

John Bond Evans

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