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In 1887 when he was 21, and before before his famous Gymnopodies and Gnossiennes had been completed, Erik Satie composed this first Sarabande as one of three he wrote for piano. At the time he was an impoverished conservatory dropout making his living as a piano player in bohemian taverns and cabarets like Le Chat Noir. The Sarabandes were not published until 1911 with the support of Ravel who also introduced and performed the second Sarabande in concert in 1911. Satie's sometime friend Debussy wrote orchestral arrangements of the piano Gymnopodies in 1897 and conducted them to Satie's great acclaim in 1911 in Paris. Here Berkeley composer Guillaume Pearson has written a lovely orchestral arrangement to accompany my two guitar version of Satie's 1st Sarabande. Hope you enjoy the quiet mystery and captivating harmony that attracted me.

listen to more of Guillaume's beautiful soundtracks here:
https://soundcloud.com/guillaumelecompositeur/tracks

cover artwork Matisse La Musique

Erik Satie 1st Sarabande

I Could've Saved Laura Palmer

sea-side sobstory

Video clip : https://youtu.be/3QUaciDEl7k?si=2XuYwxneKKCMrXBP

Into the Woods

I Can See the Light in Your Eyes
written by naldo
lead guitar Richard "Blitz" Livoni

afterglo above-10.1

i can see the light in your eyes

"low clouds on a distant horizon" the album , coming feb 16

bell song

proud to present third single with Au5 named 'while the time sleeps' from an upcoming album with my dad @leadwave & talented friend and producer @deankorso called 'Samsara Passengers' coming this August.

this song reflects a unique period in life when the concept of time does not yet exist for us. It represents childhood, a time when we are unaware of our age and do not yet comprehend that life is finite.

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while the time sleeps

threnody: a song of lamentation for the dead, an elegy

what’s up doc? just a few words before i go to sleep. i feel like i’m in a dream tonight. big bad ones you know, the kind you like. i guess i feel i can say anything, all my secrets. today’s number is… i feel like i’m in a dream tonight, and the funwork train is rolling. all aboard. here in LA beautiful blue skies, golden sunshine. i only have eyes for you. hot coffee and a cookie! i feel like i’m in a dream tonight. beautiful blues skies and golden sunshine all along the way. everyone have a great day. golden sunshine, muted sunshine, 55 degrees fahrenheit. whirl the number… today’s number is 8.

David Keith Lynch was born in Missoula Montana, January 20, 1946, died in Los Angeles, January 16, 2025. his favorite movie was the wizard of oz.

written & recorded by NG-Xp
VO by david lynch and laura palmer
assorted synths, manipulated sounds & vocals by guillaume
guitars, synths, drums and ambient recordings by naldo
saxophone & whale sounds by steve davy

video version on youtube: https://youtu.be/6JAlQMZQW-8

Threnody for David

Here we go again

my guitar arrangement of another beautiful song by chairhouse.

please enjoy the original chairhouse piano version here:
https://soundcloud.com/chairhouse/watashi-no-kokoro

the photo is from claude lelouch's "un homme et une femme".

Here we go again

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