This is the 5th track in the "Seven Dreams of the Orb Weaver" medley.  (If you like this one, you might like listening to the whole medley in sequence--you can find it in the album section https://soundcloud.com/skai-eriksson/sets/seven-dreams-of-the-orb-weaver.)  The previous track "Waltz of the Pelicans" ends with a counterpoint sequence intended to set the mood for this track.  In turn, the current track ends on an unresolved chord, where the cadence is completed on the opening chord of the subsequent track "Shadows of a Spider Spinning Silk".

Wonders of the Underworld

For my mother 

Music and Lyrics by Ben-Tam Jennifer 
Recorded and produced by Ben-Tam Jennifer using Audacity
Microphone: Rhode USB Mini 
Guitar: Cort  MR710 LH NS

Lyrics:

Mommy mommy mommy
Where did you go?
I never got the chance to tell you
That I love you so.
.
Mommy mommy mommy
Why did you leave?
I miss you every day
How do I continue this way?
.
Mommy mommy mommy
Mommy mommy mommy
Tell me how
Tell me now
Tell me
.
Mother!
Is it cold?
You faced something to which
We must all race
Death's door
.
Mother!
You're keeping me warm
My memories are blankets around my heart
They help me to mourn
.
Mommy mommy mommy
Mommy mommy mommy
Tell me how
Tell me now
Tell me
.
Are there stars where you are?
Can people see your smile?
Are there gardens filled with flowers,
For you to walk around, in?
.
Are there hopeful dreams?
And waterfalls and trees?
Sunny days with music playing?
Do you ever think of me?
.
Mommy mommy mommy
Mommy mommy mommy
Tell me how
Tell me now
Tell me
.
Mommy mommy mommy
Mommy mommy mommy
Tell me how
Tell me now
Tell me
.


Tell Me

Tell Me (2022)

Noodling around with a little repeat phrase on a felt piano, it decided it wanted to be this.

Passage

Anna Heller plays piano composition "The Bell" from piano cycle "Three haiku" by Ukrainian composer Tetiana Afanasenko inspired by the poetry of Japanese poets. Dedicated to the Prof. Tetiana Olexandrivna Roshchina. 

Read more about the composer here: https://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/tetiana-afanasenko/


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Tetiana Afanasenko - The Bell

A second version of my solo piano "Missing You"  accompanied by Till Indy on cello. Thank you, Till, for your beautiful music.

Here more of Till's lovely music @tillindy

Missing You | A Piano & Cello Variation with Till Indy

Hello all! We did an online live show recently and decided to upload our personal favorites here as well. The full show can be found on our You Tube channel (links below in the description). The first song (Hush Now Babe) is a new song we haven't recorded yet. The songs are:

1. Hush Now Babe
2. Dog's Life (What Will You Do?)
3. Darkness of the Woods
The entire live show can be found here: 
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9KPPtnv-V0
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjxiaqxqrgk

llari I. Rantala (I-la-rI) - Vocals, Bass Guitar, Tin Whistle & Lyrics
Kari Karhumaa - Synths, Keys & Drum Machine Programming
All songs composed by SÿntaxxËrror.
© 2022 SÿntaxxËrror. All rights reserved.

SyntaxxError Live 2022

Written, Arranged, Performed, and Produced by Kyle Bolan
Art by Kyle Bolan

Hollow Burrow

We welcome your feedback!

Composed, produced & performed by Srouly Frank
(Inspired by Maurice Ravel)

Interval

Oceanic Musique – Talk of the Fishes
March 2023
Duration: 2:30
Listen to the Oceanic Musique Playlist https://soundcloud.com/bruce-klepper-1/sets/oceanic-musique
Special thanks to John-Marc Ventimiglia @john-marc-ventimiglia for his highly valued musical input and for creating the fish, marine mammals and crustaceans sound library used to compose this piece.

There’s a whole lot of talking going on beneath the waves.  A new study suggests that sound communication in fish goes back at least 155 million years. Although fish have developed hearing similar to other vertebrates, the way they make sounds to communicate to other fish is distinctive. Many fish use swim bladder vibrations to make noise or may vibrate other muscles or parts of the body, while others can snap their tendons, move their jaws, or otherwise rub skeletal parts to produce sounds.  What are the fish talking about? Fish are either trying to attract a mate, defend a food source or territory, or let others know where they are. Even some of the common names for fish are based on the sounds they make, such as grunts, croakers, hog fish, squeaking catfish and trumpeters. 

For clarinet, bass clarinet, contrabass clarinet, marimba, fish, marine mammals and crustaceans recordings, virtual instruments and percussion.

Oceanic Musique - Talk of The Fishes

A Beetle In The Bathtub - Charles Chambaz

Finding You

Everyone creates music that reflects what is inside him.

«Florescence» - 30%
«Simplicity» - 40%

Finding You

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