nice back story and well schooled performance full of plenty of visual melodies

nice andtruly emotional dear young lady ! good recording too

Dear Young Lady, Thanks for follwing us !,  nice and slow ! the music is really very very nice and too emotional indeed ! very very good playing technique also and very good recording too ! i would only recommend ... longer track with more high chords notes (nothing wrong with your music !) Thanks

Wonderful and very moving! You play divinely Valentina! (Jim)

Intermezzo by Valentina Grisafi takes a listener on the emotional journey. The music evokes the images that picture the depth of the sea and the infinity. Valentina uses melody as the stylistic element and some daring harmonies.

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Valentina Grisafi - Intermezzo

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Recorded at Babajim Studios in Istanbul
Mixed at Konnekt Studios - Amman

Faure - Sicillienne performed by Cag Ercag and Zina Asfour

Going on a long trip? A journey there and back? Perhaps not to return? Time to contemplate what's what.

From a series I wrote in 2016-7, using only stringed instruments.

(This tune is downloadable.)

I compose in MIDI, using Logic Pro and sound libraries from EastWest. The cello in this piece is from Virharmonic.

© 2023 Rebecca Williams All rights reserved.

Departure Lounge

Geometric Worlds

What if the stars
And cars
The oceans and hills
The moon
And houses
Were all just 
beautiful dust
What if all these things 
Had just
Grown too huge for us
Now impositions
Making all the rules
Where once it was said
By you 
By me 
By us
What if the stars and cars
The oceans and hills
The moon and houses
were all just 
Beautiful dust
I love to gaze up high
I love to drive real fast
I love to dive deep in 
And climb up hillsides
I need shelter from storms
And from the night
And i love to watch the moon
Mocking in her flights
What if all these things 
Were only beautiful dust.

Beautiful Dust

Midgard is a Germanic term for the world or the earth. The word has survived in this or a similar meaning as Gothic midjungards, Old Norse miðgarðr, Old English middangeard, Old Saxon middilgard and Old High German mittil(a)gart and was used in both sacred and profane language. Midgard, literally "middle court" or "middle garden", actually means the dwelling place of humans in the middle of the world. The gods (Asen) live in Asgard.

In contrast to the vertical world view of the world tree Yggdrasil, in the Norse imagination Miðgarðr (west) and Útgarðr (east) describe a horizontal, circular world view as two interrelated poles. This corresponds to the settlement structure of the north up to the time of the industrial revolution, in which the farmstead forms the center of the world.

However, the basic word garðr, which in medieval Scandinavia mainly stood for "farmstead", originally meant an enclosure, a border wall or fence, dividing the world into two opposing areas: an inside and an outside. The enclosed inside is the living area of man, where culture is possible under the protection of the gods, while the demons and giants live on the outside.

In Eddic literature, Miðgarðr is therefore not only the world of men, but also that of the gods. Miðgarðr is created by the gods, who build their castle Ásgarðr in it. They then assign Miðgarðr to the first humans Askr and Embla as their dwelling place. However, Miðgarðr is also sometimes used to refer to the wall or fence that protects the human world from the giants.

Midgard

With some footage from Pexels.com here: https://youtu.be/qFk3dcCZozY?si=TihpApkTxcdJC5iY

Better

“God gave us two ears, but only one mouth, so that we could listen twice as much and speak half as much.” 🎶 
“Dio ci ha dato due orecchie, ma soltanto una bocca, proprio per ascoltare il doppio e parlare la metà.”
                                     EPITTETO
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