i like this, it really sounds great, thanks

Very good cover of a Depeche mode classic. You have stayed true to the original.

very cool and interesting music bro this is fire

clever soft and elegant redux of the classic. especially liked the acoustic guitar.

es muy dificil hacer un cover de una cancion y lograr un resultado similar e incluso mejorarlo. buen trabajo

Genre : Folk 
Composer : Karl Heimgartner
Author : Karl Heimgartner
Artist : Karl Heinz – Heimgartner
contributors: Andy Steinbeck from Switzerland  ( Harmonica )
Language : English 
Mixing and mastering - www.beatsedit.com/
www.karlheinzheimgartner.com

Title: My good Father
1.
My father was a funny man. I had a lot of fun and joy with him.
We walked a lot in the forest.
We enjoyed the nature and the smell of the trees. Yes it was nice.
2.
My father likes to play Harmonicas songs.
I loved listening to these songs and singing along.
Yes, my father a funny and a dear man.
Yes, my father a funny and a dear man.
3.
Sometimes my father wasn't always funny.
My Father Was a good man, was a good man,
we miss him.

3.a
Sometimes my father wasn't always funny.
I had sometimes a hard head, i didn't always do what
my father wanted.
4.
Our mother and siblings loved our dear father.
He was a very kind, funny man.
Yes a friendly funny man.
A friendly, funny man.

My father was a good man 
My father was a good man 
My father was the best father 
My good father

Production:  Mix and Recording Home Studio
Karl Heinz - Heimgartner
Harmonica  : Andy Steinbeck  from Switzerland 
Dat: 29.05.2022 – 04.06.2022

Andy Steinbeck was a band leader from our first Andy Beck Combo and Duo Sunshine until 1978 - 1985.
He has remained a good colleague and we are still in contact to this day.
Andy has been active again performing live music with his band "Andy's afterwork jammers" at his retirement age for 4 years.
We also do online productions when we have time.
Andy Steinbeck also had a very good relationship with my parents and my siblings.
That's why he used his harmonica when I introduced the song "My good Father".



http://karlheinzheimgartner.com

My Good Father

SULLE TUE MANI 

Solchi nella pelle
Linee in circolo
Sarà superstizione o verità
Condizionamenti psicologici
o campi di energia reali

Se c'è qualcosa di già scritto su di te
E'una storia sulle mani
Destini in bilico, paure o fantasie
Amori e gioie che se tu vorrai
Potrai vivere

Semmai qualcuno abbia già scritto su di te
Potrai scoprirlo sulle mani
Incastri di colori, mix di fantasie
Sensazioni che se vuoi dovrai
Soltanto vivere

Sulle Tue Mani

Thank you to my Brotha Kris for his contribution to this track and the Pushing Daisies project vocals guitar mixing and mastering fine job man ! more from Kris @https://soundcloud.com/bawl-slant

More Than Anything - Kristopher Bolin

Translation above 

Sur un texte de Jean-Claude Manceau https://www.fnac.com/ia509889/Jean-Claude-Manceau
Musique et voix : Myckaël Marcovic

Le doudou

RER A
Entrez dans la danse
À la Défense
Costume 3 pièces
De chez Hermès
Premier de la classe
Prend tout l’espace
Homme inabordable
Avec son ordinateur portable
Et son doudou
Le monde est fou (ter)

RER A
À la Nation
Secrétaire de direction
Toute pomponnée
Toute fardée
L’air Hollywoodien
D’une Marilyn
Dans la vitrine
Ah ! cette odeur de jasmin
Et son doudou
Le monde est fou (ter)

Métropolitain ligne 3
Station Wagram
Drôle de quidam
Un blondinet
À l’air blasé
Est affairé
Sur quoi en fait ?
Ne cherchez pas
Ça va de soi
Sur son doudou
Le monde est fou (ter)

Et tous ces gens
Tous ces passants
Ces bien-pensants
Ces bien-disants
Moulins à vent
C’est affligeant
C’est consternant
Un contingent
Crétinisant
Sur leur doudou
Les gens sont fous
Le monde est fou
Le monde est foutu
Foutu le monde…

Paroles de Jean-Claude Manceau, 
Musique de Myckaël Marcovic, 15 février 2023

On a text by Jean-Claude Manceau https://www.fnac.com/ia509889/Jean-Claude-Manceau
Music and voice : Myckaël Marcovic

The cuddly toy

RER A
Enter the dance
At La Défense
3 piece suit
From Hermès
First of the class
Takes up all the space
Unaffordable man
With his laptop
And his blanket
The world is crazy (ter)

RER A
At the Nation
Executive secretary
All dolled up
All dolled up
The Hollywood look
Of a Marilyn
In the window
Ah ! that smell of jasmine
And her blanket
The world is crazy (ter)

Metropolitan line 3
Wagram station
Strange quidam
A blond boy
With the blasé air
Is busy
On what in fact?
Don't look for it
It goes without saying
On his comforter
The world is crazy (ter)



And all these people
All these passers-by
These self-righteous people
Those self-righteous
Windmills
It's distressing
It's appalling
A contingent
Cretinizing
On their comforter
People are crazy
The world is crazy
The world is crazy
The world is crazy...

Words by Jean-Claude Manceau, 
Music by Myckaël Marcovic, 
February 15, 2023

Le Doudou (Jean-Claude Manceau / Myckaël Marcovic)

I've been shipped around these islands, since i was seventeen.
Finally, I found the time to take it all easy.
You offered up your violence, but I'm larely sedentary. 
The singular collection of star dust that's left for me.

You came to me all smiling, but it wasn't what it seemed.
You placed me in a cage, and then you threw away the key.
I offered naught but silence to escape your hedgmony. 
Whilst picking through the bones in an attempt at living free 

Dreams, aren't ever as they seem. 
People scrape by and scheme.
People sing their own songs.
Dreams, where the doors are closing.
The booming voice from within.
Says wait for things to go wrong.

See this relationship begat a pile of your debris.
The mask came creeping formless in the shape of pleasantries. 
You offered up compliance, but then asked me for a fee.
It cost as much as anything, as much as sanity. 

The shadowbans, my biggest fan, a waking reverie.
A place to spend the winter where the winds aren't so heavy.
You sold me out for pennies cos the costs were heavenly.
A separation brought on, by the waters of the sea.

Dreams, of a type and a theme.
Into soft melodies 
With people dancing along.
Dreams, are warnings sent by a friend.
Who knows to what they portend?
Suppose they speed things along.

The link that held together had been severed long before. 
A chink that turned forever into kind of nevermore.
A difference of opinion can be all kinds of deathly.
You bought a brand new lock and then you threw away the key. 

Threw Away The Key

A song about weathering the storm

LYRICS:

A cold wind is calling you
out to the fallen pine
You're lost
And it's three in the morning
No rest for the weary
A line is crossed

Don't be afraid
Don't be ashamed
Keep riding on the flame
Today

There's a whisper in your mind
that won't go silent
A mark upon your face
suggesting violence
A shapeless fear your words won't form
A mental picture: bees in swarm
Excess of doubt
Clouding out the boy who runs in smiling

Don't be afraid
Don't be ashamed
Keep riding on the flame
Today

Riding on the Flame

Introducing "Exodus" - the latest release by Asher Laub, a virtuoso violinist, composer, and producer. This symphony medley features four traditional songs from the Passover Seder, beautifully arranged to tell the story of the Israelites' journey from slavery to freedom in a unique and captivating way. With a full symphony recording featuring the violin and a range of other instruments, Asher's skill as a composer and producer shines through in this stunning musical masterpiece. So, sit back, relax, and let the cinematic production take you on an epic journey through the Passover Seder's traditional songs.

Found.asherlaub.com/exodus

Exodus

Interpreting one of the songs I loved the most in my life has been an interesting creative musical as well as video making journey. It has been like going back in time, revisiting my musical origins in the new wave/80's movement through today's lenses. All you hear and see has been programmed, played, mixed and produced by myself. No samples of the original song have been used in this rendition. Enjoy! And please repost, if you like it. Thanks! :)
MrF&M

Covering Enjoy The Silence by Depeche Mode

Is It Just Me? (Rock Mix)

Track about reflection on how your life has gone and how you wouldn't change a thing.

Morning sun/bonjour mon amie

Elegy for Two Cellos and Piano
Duration 10'
View Score: https://issuu.com/robertpaterson/docs/elegy_for_two_cellos_and_piano_fs_b
Publisher: Bill Holab Music: http://www.billholabmusic.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1074

PROGRAM NOTE(SHORT VERSION — FOR PROGRAMS)
After hearing my music, and in particular, my Sonata for Bassoon and Piano, bassoonist Charles McCracken asked me to write the original version of this work, Elegy for two bassoons and piano, in memory of his father, Charles P. McCracken, a well-known and highly-regarded cellist in the New York musical community. His only request was that I quote a work that his father loved to play, one of the cello suites by J.S. Bach. I also love Bach’s music, so this was an easy request. I quote Bach’s Fifth Cello Suite, one of his father’s favorite pieces, and also Bach’s Third Cello Suite, a work that Charles Jr. likes, creating a sort of father and son pairing of references. Although Charles described his father as gregarious, fun loving and larger than life, this work is perhaps more earnest than humorous, but with a sense of playfulness in the way I manipulate the musical materials. Since this piece references Bach’s cello suites and Charles Sr. was a cellist (and played principal with the New York Metropolitan Orchestra for two seasons), and the cello and bassoon have very similar ranges, I made this transcription for two cellos and piano, a version I think Charles Sr. would have appreciated.

The original Elegy was commissioned by Charles McCracken and Gordon Harris through the American Composers Forum and is written in memory of Charles P. McCracken.

Spheres

Elegy for Two Cellos and Piano

MrFunandMusic comes from a past professional life as a guitarist in the independent Italian music scene back in the 80s. Now a multi-instrumentalist, he writes, arranges and produces his songs exploring different musical styles and genres and interpreting them through two common elements: europop culture and Italian melody. Lyrics -in English and Italian- are about emotions, relationships and life experiences.

Covering Enjoy The Silence by Depeche Mode

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