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Moments | Piano Solo

A piano piece based on Moments theme.

Composed by Till Indy
Piano: Till Indy
© 2023 Till Indy

Moments | Till Indy

What is the Christmas Mouse's secret?  Multi-layer original composition performed by me on guitar and old Yamaha keyboard and my own vocals.

Christmas Mouse

No whales were harmed in the creation of this song.  They are not real whale sounds, sorry.  Improvised guitar and old Yamaha keyboard through an effects pedal.  Whale sounds were keyboard in portamento through the effects pedal.

Sad Whales

I wrote these weird lyrics in the 90s.  Then I generated the voice using text to speech synthesis.  Then I put this together in FruityLoops.

Popcorn On Ice

This song is about camping and worrying about gas prices.  The lyrics are completely improvised, and I added in some weird cat noises.  Multi-layer improvisation with Yamaha keyboard, guitar, and vocals through an echo pedal.

Gas Prices

Multi-layer improvised song with me playing my old Yamaha keyboard, and me singing multiple voice parts (lead and backup).  Let me also say that the lyrics were COMPLETELY improvised.  I was cooking some chicken in my old apartment in Williamsburg, VA.

I Cook My Chicken

https://youtu.be/iKl7DNl-UcQ?si=vr3HD9jQEAFqeFt6

charmed

Coras waltz

Dixieland klezmer with a bit of ragtime piano.  Took a while to put together but the balance was worth it.  Lots of post filtering.  Enjoy the weirdness.

Here is me with the cheapest accordian that I own while I was recovering from COVID:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aQdIUyRX-dQ

LYRICS:
I was lookin' out my window
Through the reflection of a mirror,
And through the rain,
Suddenly, an obelisk appeared.
Behind the transparent obelisk
Was a mystic apparition
That presented forth a document
With a very strong position.

And I heard him ask, in all honesty, for my blatant truth opinion...
What would be my thoughts if I were from his crystalline dominion?
Could I lay out any arguments quite plainly in his ear?
I paused for just a moment to ensure that I was... coherent...

I said, "it's clear that it's clear that it's clear that it's clear."
"I have no obstructed views," and as his peer,
I would calculate with certainty the probability of the result.
But then he disappeared and it was clearly not my fault...

It's clear that it's clear that it's clear.

I said, "it's clear that it's clear that it's clear that it's clear."
"I have no obstructed views," and as his peer,
I would calculate with certainty the probability of the result.
But then he disappeared and it was clearly not my fault, because...
It's clear that it's clear that it's clear that it's clear...

It's Clear

une source chaude, aujourd'hui abandonnée, de mon Auvergne natale

retour aux sources

A bit of a new thing for me to be involved with but I enjoyed the challenge that faced me. Firstly to sing someone else’s lyrics is a real first on a collaboration and to work off a sketch that was to be finalised.
The Eclectic Collective is an open collaboration where musicians are invited to contribute. 
Ken of K2  & the three invited me and sent his sketch and the lyrics by Joseph Shelton for me to work with. 
Joseph's lyrics I liked and  Ken’s sketch was tempting enough for me to think this can work really well. 
So I hope you enjoy the song and I thank everyone involved for bringing it together.
There are four different mixes on the cloud of this song I’ve released my favourite. 
Generation X a song about being kids in the years born between 1965 and 1981. The good old days apparently! 

Cast of characters:
K2 and the Three [and the Four] -- @k2andthe3, @k2-kara –Ken–drums, acoustic guitar, song and vocal melody composition
Joseph Shenton -- @joseph-shenton -- lyrics
Gaz Brownie —vocals, vocal harmonies, and middle 8 lyrics
one man verity show – @one-man-verity-show – Scotty – electric guitar intro
TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman –Stephen– Les Paul Custom electric guitar, mix, production, and mastering
Llanpsych–@llanpsych –Tez– Epiphone Les Paul electric guitar
Tea R. Sea @tea_are_sea -- Terry – low synthesizer
Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)– @josh-clary-1 – Fender Precision bass and high synthesizer

Generation X

V1
Where were you on those days gone by
Were you out by the tracks where the lone train whistle cries
Or kicking up rocks on those dusty roads of dirt
Or skating on streets 
wrestling on the grass beneath endless sky

Chorus 
On days gone bye
On days gone by
To be back there again
On days gone bye
On days gone by
For all its lows and for all its highs 
Where were you on those days gone by

V2 
In an attempt to release their star light
Bonded by hours
To a brotherhood we believed would never die


On days gone bye
On days gone by
To be back there again
For all its lows and for all its highs x2


Middle8 
All the times we returned bottles for cash
All the times we placed coins on the railway track
All the times we watch the street lights when they came on it was time to go home

V3. 
Where were you on those days gone by
From within this dull petrification of time
On days gone by
On days gone by
On days gone by

Lead break 

V4
Where were you on those days gone by
With a tape in the walkman
Playing the soundtrack of passing time
On days gone bye
On days gone by
To be back there again
For all its lows and for all its highs x2
On days gone by
For all its lows for all its highs 
On days gone by 


Generation X -Eclectic Collective

clouds

I will assume that most will no know this tune because it is from one of Bowie's later LPs called "Heathen" (2002), but I am so here is my take.....

"Slow Burn," the David Bowie song, explores the themes of societal collapse and a dystopian future, particularly in the context of a gradual, almost biblical, decline. It depicts a world plagued by fear and spies, set in a "terrible town," and touches upon the idea of a "slow burn" leading humanity towards its end. 
The song paints a picture of a world on the brink, with societal decay and an atmosphere of dread. 
It evokes a sense of an impending apocalypse, drawing parallels to the "end of times" described in religious texts. 
The lyrics suggest a gradual, rather than sudden, downfall, implying a slow, insidious deterioration of society. 
The line "At the center of it all" is seen by some as a precursor to Bowie's later album, "Blackstar," and its exploration of similar themes. 
The song fits within the overall theme of "Heathen," an album dealing with spiritual decay and a perceived decline in 21st-century values. "               Google Generative AI
Image: Merlin Lightpainting

Slow Burn-David Bowie (Cover)

Fabric blue

This is the fourth and final piece of a set of marches for orchestra.

March No. 4 in C Minor for Orchestra

Radio Time Machine

For reasons unknown but time will tell...
Multi-instrumentalist, all types of music, all types of methods.
Occasional collaborations with other artists.
Sometimes I post the sheet music if it's piano.
Lately, my favorite instrument is a TE OP-1 Field keyboard.

It's Clear

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