You can find this track also on Youtube where I filmed myself while playing this. https://youtu.be/s5ytA3aeu6w 

I just wanted to try out whether I could do a Boogie. This is the outcome. Hope you like it and it gives you good energy. 

Composition-wise: The left is a consistent 1/8th Boogie base line throughout the piece and typically consisting of a lower chromatic line and an upper constant note (e.g., C0-C1-D0-C1-Eb0-C1-E0-C1). The right hand dances over this with a partly Staccato theme that is loosened up by repeated Syncopes, Delays and advanced notes. The piece starts in a joyous C and modulates over its course to the minor third and ends in the warmer (and for me richer) Eb. 

The track has been recorded on a Roland FP-90.
The Cover art was created with Stable Diffusion which I continue fuddling around with. I think it is already a far jump from my previous „Sheherazades Tale“ Cover art but still not perfect. In particular, I continue to wonder what kind of music might be played with the very peculiar arrangement of white and black keys on the keyboard.

Danc'n On The Low Keys (Solo Piano)

Full release on Album: “This is the Way, Follow Me” on:
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5fDs5uxI4CV58qIChbuDiQ?si=7284f4b05c384801
- Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/the-second-coming/1852417461?i=1852417787

Kit: kV331 SynthMasterOne, Drumcomputer, iFretless  bass, volca fm, Fluss, uKORG, Logic Pro X.

Acknowledgements:
Audio: 1) Excerpt from an “Imprint” Sunday service, St Edmund’s Church, London. 2) Excerpt from worshipping in Yuk Hui Temple, Hong Kong, 3)Ambience and drums from Che Kung Temple, Hong Kong.

The Second Coming [Excerpt]

Contemporary classical music for synphony orchestra, choir and piano (no electronic, no effects).

Not a sonata in the classical sense, rather a one-movement symphony in classical sonata form.
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonata_form
www.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonatensatzform
The tritone is considered a dissonant interval (3 whole tones or 6 semitones pitch spacing). But ultimately it is only our dualistic comparative intellect that judges this. In the absolute, in the divine, these distinctions should no longer exist. The natural beauty in the seemingly imperfect can be more beautiful than the artificially perfect.
In this piece there are countless of tritone intervals. Listen and feel...

Instruments
Strings: 1. Violins, 2. Violins, Violas, Cellos, Basses
Brass: Trumpets, Horns, Trombones, Tubas
Woodwinds: Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Contra Bassoon
Percussion: Xylophone, Timpani, Cymbals, Piatti, Wood Block, Vibraslap
Choir & Piano

Created and conducted by Kapellmeister Krause

Inspired by...
...a concert by the British composer Rebecca Saunders in the Philharmonie Berlin.
soundcloud.com/rebeccasaunders
www.rebeccasaunders.net
...the Wabi-sabi concept from Japan, which is closely related to Zen Buddhism. A big thank you to https://soundcloud.com/bigpapashonan for bringing this to my attention.
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabi-sabi
www.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabi-Sabi

Painting by Stefanie Holtz (lovely thanks)

Tritonus Sonate

The Work of Art

Experimental drone with ipad app:Glitch Scape.

I love this.

Enjoy!

Dreaming Fish, soundscape. glitch scaper awesome!

Hands Up

“Was it all just a dream?”
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how it feels to let yourself bloom open with someone.
it’s a psychedelic love story 

“Can you feel it?”



Microkorg
Splice samples 

Week 3 #pajamuary-2024

THORNLESS (DREAMING)

That's Just The Way It Is - Jamie Rhind

Medieval Shadows is a captivating music album filled with authentic medieval sounds, performed on historical instruments like tagelharpa, lute, frame drums and flutes. Its dark, earthy and atmospheric tone brings the Middle Ages to life, making it perfect for documentaries, historical films, fantasy projects and RPG games. Each track blends raw textures with ancient melodies, creating an immersive soundtrack that evokes mystery, folklore and the spirit of old European traditions. Ideal for anyone seeking true medieval ambience.

When Death Calls  (120 bpm) | energetic, gregorian chant, flute, percussions

solar storm

javnljrnbnrgjanslbxb 157

a.k.a.  -..-
Pre-releases and Experiments
- Final releases via https://linktr.ee/dashdotdotdash (Apple Music, Spotify)
Support creativity through Bandcamp.

- Artists: 
  (1) -..- , xperimental 
  (2) XLab3 , xperimental
  (3) Ding Dong , vintage electronica

- xmachines: Logic Korg Yamaha Orchid Moog Teenage Engineering iApps ccMixter freemusicarchive field recordings radio
- Header Image Acknowledgement: (my silhouette in front of) an excerpt from the video, 'Plato's Alley' by Charles Atlas (2008)
- Profile Image Acknowledgement: 'Switching Marys' by Mike Kelley (2004-2005)

- History: 
1980s - Casio VL-tone, Wasp synth, Moog Concertmate MG-1, 2 track compact cassette recordings: tape to tape mixing ... emergence of Ding Dong. Revelled in the limitations in lo-fi sonic pallette and student budget...
1990s - Upgraded to 4-track compact cassette recordings... Casio CZ1000.
2000s - finally onto DAWs & xmachines & budget soft/hard synthesis & quirkiness in the Hikari Monos......Cakewalk>Sonar>Logic