What shall I say to these great things? I will say to the great I AM the words of Lenny Leblanc If I could stop the hands of time and make a wish come true I'd tell my heart to burn with love for no one else but You.

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6 de septiembre de 2014
Tercer día: "Little steps"
Este es mi tercer tema del proyecto "Sueños". Voy a subir durante 4 días consecutivos, temas con el piano como protagonista... a las 22:00 de la noche. Mañana es el último día. 

"El amor es el significado ultimado de todo lo que nos rodea. No es un simple sentimiento. Es la verdad última en el corazón de la creación". Rabindranath Tagore

Hasta mañana! :)
Gracias por escuchar

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September 6, 2014
Third day: "Little steps"
This is my third track of "Dreams" project. I will upload for 4 consecutive days, at 22:00 pm, a piano track. Tomorrow is the last one. 

"Love is the ultimate meaning of everything around us.
Love is not a mere sentiment.
Love is the ultimate truth at the heart of creation."
- Rabindranath Tagore

See you tomorrow! :)
Thanks for listening

Little steps

Excerpt from piano improvisation recorded for Piano Day at Sage Gateshead, March 2015.  This is also available for download on Bandcamp:

https://paulstephentaylor.bandcamp.com/track/cusps-excerpt

Features on the  official Piano Day 2015 Playlist:
https://soundcloud.com/nils_frahm/sets/piano-day-playlist-march-29th.

The complete is track available on the eponymous album,along with four other pieces:

https://paulstephentaylor.bandcamp.com/album/cusps.

If you enjoy the track, it would be much appreciated if you could support the artist by purchasing the download.

Buy "Cusps" 

Cusps (excerpt)

"1517" from Dr. R.C. Sproul’s new sacred music project, Glory to the Holy One.

Visit http://GlorytotheHolyOne.com.

Music by Jeff Lippencott. Words by R.C. Sproul.

One hammer in the hand of an obscure Augustinian monk changed the world forever. Martin Luther posted his Ninety-Five Theses on the church door in Wittenburg, Germany calling his fellow professors to examine issues of supreme theological importance. Thus began the Reformation through which the light of God’s Word was brought out of the darkness to shine with clarity once more.

One of the central cries of the protestant Reformation was this: “The just shall live by faith.” Luther’s development of the doctrine of justification by faith alone recovered the gospel that had been hidden during the Middle Ages. And at the center of that gospel is the affirmation that the righteousness by which we are declared just before a holy God is not our own.

It’s a foreign righteousness, an alien righteousness, a righteousness that Luther said is extra nos—apart from us. Namely, it’s the righteousness of Jesus Christ—that righteousness that’s imputed or counted for all who put their trust in Him.

Because of that affirmation luther was involved in serious controversies—controversies that culminated in his being brought to trial before the princes of the church and even before the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, Charles the V.

And there at the Diet of Worms, summoned in Germany, Luther was called upon to recant his views. He answered his interlocutors by saying, “Revoco? You want me to say revoco? That I recant? I will not recant unless I am convinced by sacred Scripture or by evident reason. I cannot recant for my conscience is held captive by the Word of God.

And to act against conscience is neither right nor safe. Here I stand. I can do no other. God help me.”

In every generation the gospel must be published anew with the same boldness, and the same clarity, and the same urgency that came forth in the 16th century Reformation.

The church has always done this in both the spoken word and in song—producing hymns that tell us of the great salvation that has been wrought by God alone through Christ alone.

These hymns that you hear today are sacred music for the church giving glory to the Holy One.

1517

"Amen" from Dr. R.C. Sproul’s new sacred music project, Glory to the Holy One.

Visit GlorytotheHolyOne.com.

Music by Jeff Lippencott. Words by R.C. Sproul.

Lyrics

Amen, amen
We come to You, amen
Thy Word is true, amen
Amen, amen

Amen, amen
We kneel to You, amen
Our lives we yield, amen
Amen, amen

Amen

Amen

"These Great Things" from Dr. R.C. Sproul’s new sacred music project, Glory to the Holy One.

Visit GlorytotheHolyOne.com.

Music by Jeff Lippencott. Words by R.C. Sproul.

Lyrics

How can it be, this truth divine,
Declared by God above
That all things by His grand design
Work good for us by love

Called by our Lord in purposed ends
No tragedy shall win
No curse for those He calls His friends
He saved us from our sins

Refrain

What shall we say to these great things?
Of mystery sublime
That if He is for us we can sing
Now and for all time

Foreknown by Him with
Hearts made new
To His Son we conform
No pow’r on earth can this undo
For those He’s made reborn

Refrain

First He did choose, and called He then
To surely justify
For those of the faith beyond our ken
He soon will glorify

Refrain

Glory to the Holy One

These Great Things

Spheres - Christian Henson (contextual)

Using musical instruments to portray things we see, is not a new phenomenon, but I really love the pictures music can conjure up in your minds eye. In this case I went for a storm brewing, with lightning & then light rain. I recorded this piano & then used the sides & frame to generate thunder noises. A heavy use of reverb, helped add the final illusion of a storm.

Rain on me

Rain On Me

Short piano piece, just played whatever came to my mind

Short piano improvisation - trying the new VST library

Georg Philipp Telemann, Fantasie für Flöte solo Nr. 1 in A-Dur, TWV 40:2

Restaurant Cafe Piano Bar: Perefect Smooth Piano Jazz

Smooth Weekend

Crescent - Tess Tyler (feat. AR Foundations & Sparkling Woodwinds)

The official SoundCloud account of Ligonier Ministries, founded by theologian Dr. R.C. Sproul in 1971 to help Christians know what they believe, why the believe it, how to live it, and how to share it.

These Great Things

Ligonier

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