Beautiful song from beautiful band. It is always fun to make a folky song into a piano cover.

Bard Song by Blind Guardian - Piano Cover

Prelude by Vangelis - Piano Cover

This videogame influenced me greatly, being young kid. The game unfortunately wasn't very successful, but the soundtrack inspires me till this days. Gods praise you, great Westwood Studios...

City of the Ancients by Frank Klepacki - Lands Of Lore 2 - Piano Cover

This is a study of Thomas Bergersen's beautiful composition as I overheard it and recreated it with Keyscape piano and NI Factory Default Library. There's an incredible emotional depth in those tones. I wish I could come up with such a masterpiece one day...

Reflections Of You by Thomas Bergersen - Piano Cover

When Vangelis passed away, something in me passed away too. That night I've done this impro overwhelmed by emptyness, using some of his sounds.

Shadow of Vangelis

My take on this masterpiece, based strongly on a cover by Patrick Pietschman as I overheard it from Youtube, but at the last section I went into impro to spice it a little bit. One day I might conjure a better incarnation, but for now, I'm getting slightly tired by it (it is a busy piece...).

Gladiator - Now We Are Free by Hans Zimmer - Piano Cover

Genius song from genius game. This one stuck with me eversince I was a kid. That one day I felt like a rock solo instead the final ambient meltdown of the original track. If you must you must, right?

Deionarra's Theme from Planescape Torment by Mark Morgan - Piano Cover

Experimenting with Omnisphere2, it never gets old. 

Sanctuary

Does anybody remember how good was the soundtrack to this movie? Like damn! Basil Poledouris did a really great job with Conan The Barbarian. It was a pleasure to recreate this piece as a humble piano cover.

Conan The Barbarian - Theology by Basil Poledouris - Piano Cover

Discovering a new world of orchestra composition. Overwhelming but joyful (as well for my computer). This way of music production is the highest peak for me, I really wish to learn as much as possible. How far can I reach on my own?

Door to the New World

Based strongly on cover version by Lola Astanova, this arrangement for solo piano is surprisingly challenging. I had a great time learning it and mixing it. It's always fun to do music with such a strong reverb vibes...

Children by Robert Miles - Piano Cover

Pure focusless ambient. The greatest challenge is to actually stop the production somewhere, these tracks can get unhealthy long. But I like it. You can compose these zoned out with eyes closed, completely immersed into it.

Lost In A minor

Orchestral music works surprisingly well with electronic sound and heavy percussions. I guess orchestral music goes well with anything. It is amazing what you can do with a little software in a computer...and a LOT of RAM...

Prisoner of Dissonance

I've finally played and finished Kingdom Come Deliverance 1 and what a game! Dorian mode music is all around my head right now. So it is time to pickup some ol' dusty medieval instruments, raise a tankard and play some fairytale music!

Dorian Jester Florian

Electronic ambient music is hard to describe in words. Take a listen and describe it by yourselves, I guess! Anyway, always fun and great relaxation to produce these tracks. And thank God for Omnisphere! This instrument plugin really helps me to deal with the life and get to the Peaceful state of mind...

Peaceful State of Mind

Beautiful film with amazing music. You can't go wrong with duo Leone-Morricone. I wrote and recorded this cover on a crappy gear more than 10 years ago, but it sounds kinda nostalgic...

Once Upon A Time In The West by Ennio Morricone - piano cover

A simple composition based on two different themes, dark and light. Sometimes both sides of the force are needed...

Daydream Escape

One-take piano impro, always nice to catch these, if only one would never forget to hit the record button. The forest soundscape I recorded a few years ago was a nice addition. And cello in the back? One of those crazy ideas...

Morning In The Forest

Just bunch of nice software synths, peaceful evening, closed eyes and waves just emerge by themselves. If only there would be more moments like that, in all that hurry of life...

Grace of Lady La Mar

Lovely tune from classic animated movie, one of those cute and full of innocent emotions. What a nice start of the film! I love doing piano covers of such a great tracks! Also, I'm not really sure if this one is by Gregson-Williams or by John Powel. If you know better, please let me know in the comments...

Fairytale from Shrek movie by Harry Gregson-Williams - piano cover

Sometimes it is necessary to make a happy tune. Or you will drown in all that big sounds and epicness. Besides, it is a nice training to do something completely different...

Coloring Audible Synapsis

Will human kind ever leave Earth to outer space? If so, how will it work? As a bunch of frozen bodies in cryogenic capsules or are we going to convert ourselves into a software running in some spaceship supercomputer? Will anybody stay back on Earth? And why? What will be the songs of those leaving and those staying?

Cosmic Diaspora

This melody is so innocent. It is truly a genius of Silvestri's music how well does it match the character of Forrest Gump. It was always one of my favorites! It was a wonderful experience to figure out how to put it into the solo piano type of track... 

Forrest Gump by Alan Silvestri - piano cover

This is part of the soundtrack I was writing many years ago for our videogame Cardhalia. Dwundur was a main city in the game. We were making the game with friends as kids, unfortunately it was never released. I have written the first 40 seconds of this piece when I was 16yo and then couldn't figure out how to continue with it. It was a nice challenge to return to this piece and "finish" it after almost 30 years later. With nowadays tools it is so much easier, with proper DAW and instrument libraries (and skills and experience). This is Spitfire Symphony Orchestra and PianoTeq. I mean, I'm no master, just a plain amateur, but it is such a fun to play with all the instruments of the full orchestra!

Trumpets of Dwundur

Here's my take on this Yanni's masterpiece. I've changed the original arrange in some sections to differ slightly, improvisations during the recording sessions are always full of surprises. I've added some subtle strings as an essence of Yanni's original version, no intention to copy it anyway. It wouldn't be an appropriate approach to this project, I think. It is strangely satisfying to dive into a genius mind to discover what is moving the gears inside. Yanni as a composer seems to be simple and minimalistic, but there are some quite complex twists in his compositions...

The End Of August by Yanni - piano remake

When corrupted judge betray your case, what you gonna do? You sign-off from your motel, you throw your badge to the garbage and with an illegal gun full of death you go unleash hell against the cartel ruling the city. You become an angel of revenge, one last redemption for your murdered love. This night, come what may...

Crime Of Justice

A smaller bonus track, nothing too big, but very much fun playing it! I was wondering if to upload it or not, but hey, internet can take anything, right? Besides, Two Steps From Hell is THE BEST thing that happened to music in this century so far, so why not to pay this little tribute to those guys! And to Mark Fowler, who wrote this cover (with few changes of mine)...

Heart Of Courage by Two Steps From Hell - piano cover

A result of one of my exploration expeditions thru Diva The VST Analog Synthesizer. No intention to create next hit here, more like a study of sound capabilities of this wonderful software instrument. So far I used it only occasionally as a layer or two in my electronic tracks, but never gave it a chance as a main thing. This track is built only from sounds produced by U-HE Diva. I love its thick wet sound without being all glitchy or overtuned or lost-in-8-bit-buzzer-emulators. Any combination of its devices works like magic. It is really very well done piece of technology.

Diva The Analog Troublemaker

If only there would be no limits in our daily lives. No obligations, no everyday pointless hunt for money, no "musts" or "have tos". I would never leave my humble studio ever again. But I guess I would have no money then to purchase all those wonderful toys I can play with. Like this one. Audio Imperia did a wonderful 80% off-sale as a 10 year anniversary celebration over this summer, so I also made myself happy and got all of their treasures. This track is a deadly combo of Nucleus + Jaeger + Areia + Chorus. The sound coming out of these instruments is just ... stunning! I wish I could be a better composer/sound engineer to make it shine better. But playing with it is an incredible healing process, so it is compensating nicely with all the downsides of normal life.

Sky Is Not The Limit

It would be a night shift like all the others, bad coffee to keep your dusty police budge awake, but you're called to a murder case. After arrival to the place, your partner tells you to stay calm. Why? Why is everybody starring at you? And then you see ... her. Lying on a cold dirty street, blood washing away by rain and tears. The world has stopped, you cannot unsee the horrible truth. They took her away from you, your only love, your only reason to live. This must be just another nightmare! Breathing seems to be strangely obsolete now. 

Crime of Justice is track I released few weeks ago, and I loved working on it. The vibe kinda stood with me and I would like to make a whole series from it - to tell the whole story of this nameless detective...

Crime of Justice: The Horrible Truth

Music is the greatest human invention, the only language that speaks to us all. It would be a shame not to share my share. Just for fun, just for mere survival of one man's mind. Thank you for listening!

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