Name: Nocturne No20 in Csharp Minor by MassJr
Duration: 3 min 13 s
Description: Chopin's Nocturne No. 20 in C# Minor 🎹 Still finding the flow :)

did you actually make this? that's AMAZING!

@wardencrafty: Hey! :) it's Chopin's Nocturne No.20 that I tried to play on the piano

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Chopin's Nocturne No. 20 in C# Minor 🎹 Still finding the flow :)

Nocturne No20 in Csharp Minor

Relaxed. This one is truly relaxed. Recorded just a minute ago. It is past 10 at night. It is dark outside but my garden is lit up in beautiful yellow and orange gaslight colors. I always wanted the lights that they have in Spain and in Italy. I have recorded this one also on video. You will be able to see it on my YouTube channel sometime tomorrow. Oh, by the way: It is a free and spontaneous improvisation. Like always. Please enjoy! Do not forget to like and to comment. It helps. (photo credit: I shot this picture in late September at central station Firenze, Italy) 

Improvisation_201125_Relaxed

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" Praise ye the Lord" is an Air form Georg Friedrich Handel's oratorio "Solomon", written in 1748.
The anonymous libretto is currently thought to have been written by the English Jewish poet/playwright Moses Mendes. It is based on the biblical stories of the wise king Solomon from the First Book of Kings and the Second Book of Chronicles.

violin - Clarke Alonzi, Anna Downes
viola - Philip Hayman
organ - Helen Roberts
voice - Robert Llewellyn

We hope you'll enjoy!

lyrics

Praise ye the Lord for all his mercies past,
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Praise ye the Lord  (Solomon - Georg Friedrich Handel)

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Nocturne No20 in Csharp Minor

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