This is my special track for Piano Day 2020.

Three Letters from your Name

Three Letters From Your Name (Piano Day 2020)

From the alarm clock that jolts you awake in the morning to the sounds of the night lulling you to sleep, many varied sounds crowd our awakening consciousness. "TSHÜDA's" Sound begins with a vibration…

وه که جدا نمی‌شود نقش تو از خیال من

Welt als Klang - hier in Abwandlung des Ausspruchs: "Die Welt ist Klang."

Fundstücke und Wiedergefundenes

Anverwandeltes gestaltet - gewandelt
manchmal verändert

Philosophie, daran noch verbundene Soziologie, Betrachtungen

oder einfach schöne Poesie und Poetik

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Spoken words, philosophy and short impressions

poetic of art  -  poetic of life

Philosophy in search of wisdom 

Still in the beginning
Everyday new
Everyday once more

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Italian composer and pianist Luca Longobardi represents the generation of classically trained musicians who incorporate the language of contemporary electronic music into their pieces, which are furthermore strongly connected to the multimedia arts. Born in 1976, Longobardi studied classical music in Italy and New York and went on to earn his doctorate in digital audio restoration in Rome in 2011. His works reveal a strong interaction between classical and contemporary music. The experience he has gained as a theatre musician has increased his interest in the relationship between sounds and spectacle; he has composed music for ballets and films and accompanied installations and experimental art productions (Atelier de Lumières - Paris, Carrières de Lumières - Baux-de-Provence, Kunstkraftwerk - Leipzig). At his multimedia performances and in his recordings, strongly experimental electronic music meets pure, ethereal and simple-seeming piano playing that nevertheless relays deep emotions.

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When I listen to music, I lose touch with my body and turn into a soul that no longer belongs anywhere. I was born in Iowa, grew up listening to jazz and blues in Chicago, spent many years in the Middle East studying Persian and Arabic literature, and was exposed to the beauty of African music. To be honest, though, not even literature can move me emotionally like music does.