This is a tribute album to George Winston and his most iconic piano album, "December". So many of these songs have defined my childhood, and I felt that it was time to learn these songs myself and put my own little twist on them, while maintaining the heart and soul of the original.

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Disclaimer: All of these songs are covers of the original "December" by George Winston and released by Dancing Cat Records in 1982, and they maintain copyrights to the original releases.
Feel free to use these however you'd like, but you MUST give composition credit to George Winston and Dancing Cat Records, as well as performance and production credit to me (Irkabis) before use. Enjoy!

Night, Pt.2  Midnight

Night, Pt.1  Snow

Carol Of The Bells

Rest Your Head

Ruin My Night

Clair de Lune - Debussy Piano

“¡Qué pasa, Beethoven! es lo que me decía mi padre cuando llamaba a casa y se ponía al teléfono” 
(“What’s up, Beethoven!” is what my father would say to me when I called home and he answered the phone.)

¡Qué pasa, Beethoven!

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"Si he visto más lejos es poniéndome sobre los hombros de gigantes”
"If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."  (Isaac Newton)


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The Shape of Silence

Notre Envol II

More on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lKofYUaDTk

Chopin – Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2

My passion from a very young age has been composing music on the piano as an amateur.

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Juan Manuel Armenteros

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