The deers cry was recorded in Abbazia di San Pietro (Peruiga) sept 16, 2016 .

Photo: Arvo Pärt in Abbazia di San Pietro (Perugia) 2016 with Adèle Nerelius and Eva Malm Öhrström.
Photographer: Adriano Scognamillo.

The deers cry

Inspired by the painting "Refuge" by the American realist painter Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009).

Refuge

Hi Friends!
Here you have a somewhat childish or rather youthful song that talks about first love. 
I hope you find it soft and relaxing.

Regards!!

So Young, So Pure

Written for 12 piece string ensemble, the piece is based on the sight and feeling of looking out to sea. Using each instrument to evoke the layers of that view, the piece includes random - or aleatoric - elements, allowing the players to interpret parts of the score, meaning no two performances are quite the same - like the sea and sky themselves.  

Violins - Anna de Bruin and Thea Spiers
Viola - Triona Milne
Cello - Julia Graham
Double Bass - Steve Rossell 

Recorded by Mark Knight
Mixed by Jim Perkins
Mastered by Ben Wiffen
Artwork Chris Keegan

Between the Sea and the Sky

This is the 17th track and a beautiful piano song which expresses gently falling snow, included in '24 Piano Sketches' that is a new solo album from Yuki Murata, the Tokyo-based pianist/composer and member of the cinematic instrumental music band, Anoice, and its side projects, RiLF and Films.

As the name suggests, '24 Piano Sketches' includes 24 piano songs which Yuki Murata plays improvisations on her own grand and upright pianos. This long project is going to add 2 songs every month and ultimately 24 songs in one year, allowing the listeners to feel the changing of the season in real-time via the beautiful, warm, and sometimes melancholic piano sounds.

This time, she purposely selected a cassette tape recorder, a MiniDisc player, and an early generation of iPhone as the recording equipments for each song, unlike studio albums from her own bands such as Anoice. These retro and simplistic recording devices were able to capture not only a creaking noise coming from the piano and the environmental sounds outside the window, but also a noise occurred by cheap microphones, which make this album so impressive. Its nostalgic soundscape may remind her listeners of her first solo album 'Films' and second solo album 'Home'.

The photos taken by her bandmate of Anoice, Takahiro Kido, on his Polaroid camera every season, are adopted as the cover images of each single, and they will added together with the songs to the following BandCamp page every time a single is released.
https://riccolabel.bandcamp.com/album/24-piano-sketches

You should feel the changing of the seasons with the beautiful piano melodies.

24 Piano Sketches

BandCamp

blizzard (Anoice / Yuki Murata '24 Piano Sketches')

ad21 is pleased to announce "Whispers of Winter," the new EP by German pianist Mats Raynard. This work captures an atmosphere of introspection and elegance, blending delicate solo piano pieces with compositions enriched by the warm depth of strings. An evocative journey that invites listeners to explore winter soundscapes filled with emotion and beauty.

Whispers of Winter

True Love

Piano track from "Nightsongs" new album released on January 2025

Music, piano, mix: Vicente Bueso

I bloom, eternally

Hey friends,
Me again. This time with a simple meditation at the piano, starting with the left hand and listening deeply. Simple and pure, like a good breath. It brought me joy—I hope it does the same for you.

Yours truly,
Sebastian

>> video <<

Improvisation: Day 28, 2025 (Piano Diaries)

Love in her eyes

Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lXyW32MWsY
Stories of the Naiades could take the form of cautionary tales with unhappy endings. The Naiad, Nomia, fell in love with a handsome shepherd named Daphnis and could not do enough for him. He repaid her love with unfaithfulness and she repaid his inconstancy by blinding him. The Naiades of a spring in Bithynia (Mysia) took a liking to Hylas (companion of Heracles) and lured him into their waters. The cautionary element is uncertain here. The fate of Hylas could have been either an abrupt death by drowning or everlasting sexual bliss.

Bliss - Classical Harp

Hugh Wolff conducts the New England Conservatory Philharmonia in a performance of Debussy's La mer. Recorded live April 13, 2011 at NEC's Jordan Hall.
For more information: http://necmusic.edu 

Debussy: La mer -  Dialogue of the wind and the sea

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