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Cloth Mother

Trap/Hiphop vibe... Love Life ft. Ella 2016 - KAMiKAZE!

Love Life Ft. Ella

Esoptron was written in response to Peter Randall-Page's sculpture Granite Song and the original Greek word 'esoptron' means 'reflection' or 'a mirror not made out of glass'. This is reminiscent of the mirror image that is created by the two halves of Granite Song and the two identical patterns found within the sculpture. The material of the piece also reflects this through small phrases mirroring each other between the cello and marimba. The combination of the percussive sound of the marimba and the cello's pizzicato and staccato passages are sonic representations of the hardness of the granite sculpture.

Esoptron (For cello and marimba)

Away We Run

Written especially for cellist Keith Tempest, Oligos comes from being in a place that is neither here nor there, an 'almost' period of restless waiting to transition to a new place that is strongly desired. The piece encapsulates the emotional journey experienced while being in this 'almost' place; the plaintive phrases of the cello moving into a more expressive melody at the beginning attempt to express the feeling of melancholy and sadness experienced when stuck in this place of no direction.

As the piece moves on, the desire and painful longing for the soon coming new place is expressed through a restless rising cello line followed by an impassioned climax, supported by anguished chords in the piano. This theme returns later on in the piece but in a higher register for the cello, expressing a heightened sense of desperation, inner conflict and longing.

The piece ends with a final cry from the cello and ends on an unresolving D against the piano's C Minor chord, both instruments fading away into nothing as one resolves to wait in this 'neither here nor there' place a little longer, until it is time to move on.

The word 'Oligos' in Ancient Greek means 'almost'.

Performed by Keith Tempest (cello) and Barbara Murray (piano)

Watch the second performance on this link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8I4rPu_aj4

Oligos (For cello and piano)

Let It Be -- The Beatles Cover

Sweet Home Chicago

Valsur við tær (Monicas vals – Walz for Debby)
Lag: Bill Evans
Svenskan tekst: Beppe Wolgers
Umsett: Anker Eli Petersen 2019
Lagt tónleik til rættis: Rói Eliasen

Tónleikara:
Rói Eliasen: Sang, stainway flygel, yamaha el-piano, Hammond orgul, Trombone, og bas.
Baldur Meitel: Slagverk
Upptøkur: Studio Bloch v/Baldur Meitil
Miksing og mastring: Sjúrður Samuelsen

01 Valsur Við Tær. August 2020. Master.

Hvar skalt tú sova
Nú dagur styttist
Og sólin kastar
Sínar síðstu strálir

Hvar vilt vilt tú sova
Nú náttin nærkast
Manst tú fara at droyma
Teg langt langt burtur

Hvør fer at minnast
Títt blíða andlit
Tína mjúku rødd
Títt blíða lyndi

Hygg jørðin beiska
Hon togar og togar
Men andin treiski
Hann kann ei bindast

Hvar manst tú sveima
Nú jørðin er givin
At toga og toga
Nú ert tú leysur

Hvar skalt tú sova
Nú kvøldið bíðar
Og hendur faldast
Og røddir tagna

Hoyr havið teskar
Ein gamlan sang
Úr fornum minni
Úr fjarum heimum

Hvar skalt tú sova

Lyon is a singer/songwriter from the Faroe Islands. Inspired by blues and folk music, he tends to write songs about universal subjects such as love and loss, whilst keeping a raw edge to the sound.

Hvar skalt tú sova

Lyon Hansen

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