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Title: City in the Autumn Rain
Music by Michael Herter
Genre: Jazz, Piano, Saxophone
Video: https://youtu.be/1tljRusF5ZA

"City in the Autumn Rain" paints a vivid picture of a quiet cityscape wrapped in the gentle embrace of a fall drizzle. The piano and saxophone solos move like raindrops, their melodies delicate yet deeply emotive. The double bass provides a grounding presence, while the string section sweeps in like a breeze through damp streets. Subtle rhythms from the snare drum and hi-hat, played with brushes, evoke the soft patter of rain on cobblestones. This slow, relaxing composition invites listeners to lose themselves in the reflective mood of a rainy autumn day.

D-Dur; 4/4; 60 bpm

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City in the Autumn Rain

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Short Melodies is a brief attempt at a melody, my first piano recording with a tiny soft touch on auto-tune to electric guitar. I wanted to capture a melancholic and quiet mood, without too many embellishments; just a few simple but heartfelt chords. It’s a piece that explores subtle thoughts and emotions, an invitation to introspection and calm. I hope you enjoy it, that it brings you a moment of pause, and perhaps even inspires you in your own inner journeys.

Short Melodies

Secret Agents

Written: 1991-93
Duration: ca. 3'
Instrumentation: 4 1/3 octave marimba (six-mallets)
Premiere: various locations, Robert Paterson, marimba.
More Information: https://robertpaterson.com/three-postludes

PROGRAM NOTE
Postlude No. 1 was written at the Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts & Sciences where I was in residence during the summer of 1991. I stayed in a cabin in the middle of the woods, approximately one mile away from any people. There was a cool, clear, spring-water brook running near my cabin, and a smooth, falling-water creek named Patterson Creek about a half mile away; I would visit these small streams every day. These calm memories, the beautiful mountains (this center is located in the Appalachian Mountains), the beautiful scenery and the generally friendly aura of Georgia I experienced are what influenced me to start writing these Postludes, specifically Postlude No. 1.

Postlude No. 1

Phases

Thanks to Hendrik aka @cosmic-ratzzz to be involved here with my Alto Sax ... Cheers !

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