Shy Spanner feat. Shy Spanner & Osurek Bertop

Sometimes we have very intense days and I like to think that this music helps us contemplate ourselves to pause for a moment in this space-time which we call life. I hope you enjoy the music. 

Con(temp)late

“I like my songs raw, with the pulp and seeds. Those are nutrients. It’s not good to listen to too much highly processed music.”—Tom Waits

This is another one of those tunes that came about under the moon, on the back porch.

The Pulp and the Seeds

“Bach, Satie, Moog”
This piece is constructed from four-bar, and occasionally eight-bar, phrases recorded almost entirely in one-take improvisation, then combined into blocks.

The title itself was simply taken from words that happened to appear on the spines of books on my shelf. But since that would sound a bit dull, let me add some explanation.
	1.	Bach
In today’s textbooks on Western classical music, “the great Bach” always appears. Through The Well-Tempered Clavier, he demonstrated the possibility of composing in all keys and made a major contribution to the organization of musical tones. That is why this piece begins with piano and—though it didn’t exist in his era—the cry of a strange bird (in fact, it was the cat in the OJ household).
	2.	Satie
Erik Satie proposed the idea of “furniture music,” often seen as the origin of ambient music. He was known for inserting humorous performance directions, a rebellious gesture that anticipated a rock-like spirit. At the same time, his compositional skill was first-rate: beyond his classical works, he left behind many pieces that resemble what we would now call pop songs. If he were alive today, he would surely be producing masterpieces of both ambient and pop music. This track was composed while imagining such a figure.
	3.	Moog
Dr. Robert Moog turned the sounds generated by electronic circuits into something anyone could play—through the instrument known as the synthesizer. His achievement is so monumental that it helped define the very shape of modern music. I believe he deserves to be praised alongside the great composers, and so I chose to inscribe his name in the title of this piece.

Bach Satie Moog

5th variation on Mozart's Piano Sonata No.11 (i) for Piano and Strings

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To Welcome Summer, here is a Cool Hot & Cheerful, Relaxing & Boosting Track. It has been made in 2014(was on my Special Cecilia SC page, but as i am not on Pro anymore, it doesn't show) I feel it will be nice to bring it back on line for people to enjoy. 
Lyrics Vocals & Mix > Special Cecilia
I forget who made the original music, I did modulate it my own way :)

5th variation on Mozart's Piano Sonata No.11 (i) for Piano and Strings

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