Pierre Bachelet

A solo piano Etude in a classical style, featuring a melancholic and reflective mood. The tempo is slow, allowing for expressive phrasing and dynamics, The piece is primarily in a minor key, contributing to its somber atmosphere, The melody is lyrical and flowing, often presented in the right hand with a supportive, arpeggiated accompaniment in the left hand, The harmony is rich, utilizing extended chords and occasional dissonances that resolve smoothly, The dynamics range from soft pianissimo passages to more robust forte sections, creating a sense of emotional ebb and flow, The overall production is clean, with a natural piano sound, emphasizing the acoustic qualities of the instrument, There are no vocals or other instruments present, allowing the piano to fully convey the emotional depth of the composition

Piano Etude no. 15

En toute humilité...
Barbara by Nara Noïan

Nara Noïan - Dis, Quand Reviendras - Tu

Charles Aznavour - La Boheme (HQ Audio)

Les Moulins De Mon Coeur

Pierre bachelet - ça devient trop

NADA QUE SIGO CON ELLO,TOM JONES AGAIN ¡¡¡ ES LA GUERRA ¡¡¡
MORE TOM JONES JUST FOR U ¡¡¡

YOU ARE MY WORLD-  TO TOM JONES A TRIBUTE-JOSE Mª MESA VOCALS.

Composer:  Henry Mancini
From Film: Pink Panther (original Run in the 60's - Directed by Blake Edwards)

Meglio Stasera (It Had Better be Tonight)

Guarda Che Luna

Music fans first heard the miracle voice of Jimmie Herrod on record with Pink Martini's release of the single "Exodus" in 2018. The Pacific-Northwest based singer has been touring full time with the globe-trotting "little orchestra" Pink Martini for the past two years, his breathtaking soaring vocals bringing an instant standing ovation at each Pink Martini show. 

To help more fans worldwide witness this thrilling new voice, Pink Martini bandleader Thomas Lauderdale has produced a special five-song ep featuring Jimmie's astonishing talent, "a voice like a beacon of hope" (Seattle Times), accompanied by Pink Martini. Featuring the title track, an epic new recording of the hit song "Tomorrow" from "Annie", alongside memorable repertoire like "He Was Too Good to Me" and a catchy cover of "Tell Him", originally made famous by The Exciters, this new ep is a must listen for fans of Pink Martini and, indeed, anyone who appreciates rich and orchestral pop.

Tomorrow

Exodus

Sergio Morcos (Violin) Julio César Eligio (Guitarra)

Meglio Stasera (It Had Better be Tonight)

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