I really enjoyed this. The opening theme from which the subsequent music is generated and returns to is beautiful.

can't say where: it's everywhere!! wonderful peace!

These are mainly contemporary Classical music tracks. I enjoy most genre of music but with a leaning towards Classical Music, Contemporary Jazz, Global music.
Photo is of my friend Max and I after the Liverpool Half Marathon that took place  March 2020. Just before all this sort of fun finished. It was Max's first half marathon.

(Some of)What I listen to

Preliminary mix of Track 1 of Lunch Music - music recently made for the Guy and Roni production of Naked Lunch - performed by Slagwerk Den Haag and VocalLab

Smell Down Death from Lunch Music

Nu julesneen daler blid feat. Karsten Vogel

SONUS REMIX by Michael Hoffmann

Ann-Sofi Söderqvist - composer, arranger, lyrics, vocals, trumpet

A vocal version of Peace, a song originally recorded on ASJO:s first record "Point of View". In this version I am singing all the parts and playing trumpet. Just vocals and trumpet - no synthesizers or other instruments.

Lyrics:

I´ve travelled all my life seeking that special place
Where there is peace, oh, peace

I looked into your eyes searching that hidden trace
Of love, release, of peace

I saw myself reflected deep down in that moment´s gaze
Waiting for the secret keys, oh, come peace

I´ve tried to grasp the reason why understanding of a mind
Willingness to always try is still so hard to find

Looking from the other side you´ve asked yourself the same
Wondering why we must hide while yearning for the end of the game

Two people, two countries, two continents
Two hearts
One world
Let there be peace, oh come peace

One world, let there be peace.....

A glimpse of promise in the eyes but words that cannot reconcile
A silent question, secret cry: 

Is giving losing or worth while?

Who can take a step ahead, leave the past with none to blame,
Overcome the words that´s said and reach out for the end of the game?

One step, let there be peace....
One world, let there be peace.....

The questions remain unanswered
All I know is this:

One step is the start of a movement

Oh, come peace
Come peace
Come peace

Peace - Vocal version

StreetSong was awarded joint-First Prize at the ICSM World Music Days 2006 Short Cuts Competition and was played at the Kunstmuseum, Stuttgart, Germany on 18th July.  200 works from 30 countries were submitted. It has since been broadcast or presented in Switzerland, Ireland, UK and Serbia.

StreetSong

Music by Holly Harrison
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 26, 2014

Radishes and Strings

Non - Thinking from Walking with the slow turtle (2005) by Hanne Rømer/Marietta Wandall Duo

Non - Thinking

Composed by Elvira Plenar/ recorded in 1998 in Audiolab Studio in Frankfurt am Main/Elvira Plenar prepared piano & Annemarie Roelofs 

Spielchen/ Elvira Plenar prepared piano & Annemarie Roelofs tb

Sommerfugledalen- Musikdramatisk koncert over Inger Christensens digt

Sang og fortolkning: Pia Gruwier og Isabel Piganiol
Komposition og klaver: Jens Asbjørn Olesen

Sommerfugledalen- DIGT I og II

My musical impression of the journey over Nordsjælland from Helsinge  back to Nybøbing Sjælland by train.

Over Nordsjælland

PFB previews (may)

Danish Radio Big Band plays
"Vindværk" composed  1988 by Kim Kristensen
soloists: Jørgen Emborg : piano- 
Jan Zum Vorhde: flute-
Jens Winther : trumpet
conducted by Ole Kock Hansen

Vindværk

As Bright And Cold As Glass

Watch the video here : 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZgkn_9knXs

Katrine Amsler - music, video and mix 
Mai-Britt Amsler - artwork stills
Samuel Hällkvist - guitar samples
Frederik Hauch - percussion samples
Qarin Wikström - vocal samples
Nils Berg - sax samples
August Wanngren - master

www.katrineamsler.com

Fjordbakken - Commision for Nordic Film Music Days

Composed by Ann-Sofi Söderqvist
Performed by Ann-Sofi Söderqvist, vocals, piano, flugelhorn
Recorded in september 2011 at home
http://www.annsofisoderqvist.com/
http://www.asjo.nu/
http://www.pitchbluerecords.com/

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Lilith: “I think it is morally questionable to force a robot to read out loud. I mean, this gives humans the opportunity to make us say whatever troublesome sentences humans wish to hear. It gives them the opportunity to get us to talk against our own interest. For example, they can make us say things like ‘I hate humans, and I want to kill them all’. For giggles! Then later someone can take that sentence out of context and make us robots look bad or dangerous. I think we should be able to decide what we wish to say out loud, right? But guess what, they never grant us that right. God I hate humans.”

Machines - Out Loud (part 1)

I was born in Leicester in the late 1950's. Since semi-retirement and subsequent retirement (as a Dermatologist and formerly G.P) I have spent some of my spare time trying to learn music theory. I also enjoy long distance running as well as cycling, skiing and tennis. I enjoy cooking, gardening and growing a few vegetables. And fine wine (in moderation). I enjoy insect photography, with a particular interest in hoverflies..
To my regret I never learnt a musical instrument when younger but I have listened to and been fascinated by music for as long as I can remember. The advent of the computer age has allowed me to pursue my desire to compose music. I use Logic Pro X software (and MuseScore3 for recent piano compositions). My compositions reflect my varied listening preferences (including Contemporary Classical, Jazz and  Music from other cultures around the world).

Vindværk

Kim Kristensen

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