Name: Genesis by John Guastaferro
Duration: 2 min 35 s
Description: A song inspired by the Genesis chime that plays when I get in and out of my Genesis GV70

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A song inspired by the Genesis chime that plays when I get in and out of my Genesis GV70

Genesis

The Call of the Hangar

This tune was released by The Backstreet Boys in 1999. Performed here by me on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard. Can you "Name That Tune"?

I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #560 by The Backstreet Boys

When I start playing "Pale Memories Of Wisdom," I gently press the piano keys, letting each note breathe and find its place in the air. I want you to know, as a listener, that this is not just a melody; it’s like an open window into thoughts lost in time, where pale memories and moments filled with hidden meaning reside.

As the piece unfolds, you might sense a subtle sadness, but it’s a sadness filled with respect, with quietness. It’s as if each note touches a hidden corner of the soul, where we keep what once was and still hold dear. I’ve chosen chords that resonate subtly, like a whisper or a distant echo from someone who’s learned to look back without regret.

In the middle sections, you may feel a gentle warmth, hope slipping between the notes like a ray of light filtering through autumn leaves. This is the part where, even in moments of deep silence, I feel there is a future waiting to be discovered.

As the piece nears its end, I return to the main theme, softer now, as if putting a period on a story that will remain, from now on, in quietude. Maybe what I played is about me, maybe it’s about you, but I hope each note accompanies you in your own memories, your own inner journey.

Pale Memories Of Wisdom

Initiated by Beat Battles N°88 "Ancient FM". Presumably I didn't meet the rules correctly or completely. 
Anyway, Lord Willoughby meets some Irish/Scotish pipes/reels stuff and they happily interchange performing duties. Support comes from some flamenco(!) drumming.

Lord Willoughby Knows (BB88)

I wanted to create a chrismas song. This is what came out!

Snowflake

One microphone, only acoustic instruments, a bit of reverb added on the voice. As simple as possible.

I look at the sky
I am fine inside
I found my way

I put this aside
I kept a straight line
I found my way

All the gloomy thoughts
Are now gone away
I found my way

I wonder now why
It took me so long
It is hard to say

I look at the sky
You stand on my side
I found my way

You helped me so well
It is a blessing
As I was away

All the gloomy thoughts
Are now gone away
I found my way

I wonder now why
It took me so long
It is hard to say

All the dirty stuff
I made you endure
Won’t happen again
It has to be said

I look at the sky
You stand on my side
I found my way

I put this aside
I kept a straight line
I found my way

I Found My Way

Travelling With The Stars

Clutter Mantra

I’ve been playing guitar and composing music for more than 25 years. My music is influenced by my travels across Europe, weaving a captivating blend of Spanish guitar, Flamenco, and Jazz.

Genesis

John Guastaferro

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