Name: Bang! Bang! by Mark Horrocks
Duration: 5 min 50 s
Description: Playing around with PSP Audio’s wonderful Lexicon PSP 42 delay (lots on the drums!) and Arturia’s Pigments 5 update. Plus, IK Multimedia’s fabulous Hammond B3 and SampleTank 4; Cherry Audio's ARP Quadra provided some breathy counterpoint keys in the final section .Hope you enjoy it! 😃

Svou sílu si beru zpět

Sarabande /piano cover/

Ludovico Einaudi - Sarabande /piano cover/

Follow me also on Spotify:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/2G3gYHbQ46UPckIS7nrjk4?si=cG1_GQ-xSkaeS2BFt1dbSA&nd=1

Listen also to the other songs in this trilogy ''Vibrations of Change"
Act 1:  The Arrival: https://soundcloud.com/stanleonard/arrival
Act 2: Retrospection: https://soundcloud.com/stanleonard/retrospection
Act 3: Time to Go:  https://soundcloud.com/stanleonard/time-to-go

Composed, played and produced by Stan Leonard

Retrospection (Act 2)

Absolutely happy to be able to record with my daughter 

Mia Monterde: transverse flute.
Gaspar Monterde: guitars & keyboards.

Impermanence

I composed "Dark Skyline Brighter Dawn" for Piano Day 2023. The piano is the Fracture Sounds Woodchester piano. The strings are from #SpitfireAudio. The pictures in the art work are from an unfinished painting of my father's from the early 70s.

Music and Art Work © 2023 Roger Hooper Music

Dark Skyline Brighter Dawn (Piano Day 2023)

To Sofia, my fiancee and best friend.❤️

Beautiful Love

Playing around with PSP Audio’s wonderful Lexicon PSP 42 delay (lots on the drums!) and Arturia’s Pigments 5 update. Plus, IK Multimedia’s fabulous Hammond B3 and SampleTank 4; Cherry Audio's ARP Quadra provided some breathy counterpoint keys in the final section .Hope you enjoy it! 😃

Bang! Bang!

Gloomy Serenade

My new Persian piano piece "Tarab"

قطعه پیانو ایرانی : طرب

Tarab

Tarab (Oriental Piano)

I share with you the last song made with my partner Roberto Riccò, Between us!
Good listening!

Between Us Daniela Spadini - Roberto Riccò

Chased By Shadows

I've been making electronic music since I bought my first synth (a Juno-60) and a Tascam 4-track way back in about 1986. I have worked with singer-songwriters and performance artists, and composed soundtracks for modern dance and theatre. The pieces here represent recent electronic instrumentals, where I’m exploring/experimenting/having fun with music production techniques and composition. I currently live in Tokyo, and am interested in collaborating with other artists. You can hear my PhD compositions here: https://soundcloud.com/mphorrocks

Bang! Bang!

Mark Horrocks

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