Name: Cover of Hammers by Nils Frahm for Piano Day 29th March 2015 by Ola Kobak
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Description: For the 1st International Piano Day on 29th March 2015, I'm celebrating the instrument with my performance of "Hammers"by Nils Frahm.

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As a boy I visited my Granddad who was dying.  I asked him if he was scared.  He was a spiritual man and replied "I feel like my bags are packed and I'm waiting for the Taxi".

From the album "Bad day for Lupus" available on the bandcamp page.

Bags packed and waiting for the taxi

For the 1st International Piano Day on 29th March 2015, I'm celebrating the instrument with my performance of "Hammers"by Nils Frahm. 

Cover of Hammers by Nils Frahm for Piano Day 29th March 2015

Piano version of my song Yamaha from my upcoming second album called Two-Headed Girl out June 17th, 2016 !! 

Piamaha (for Piano Day)

five billion years

'The atmosphere at the start of this song is taken from the wonderful crowd at the Union Chapel Daylight Music show earlier this year. It's all piano, modular synth processing, tape effects and piano derived sounds. I hope you enjoy the music. Happy Piano Day! ' – Michael Price

michaelpricemusic.com · erasedtapes.com · pianoday.org

Michael Price - Union (Piano Day exclusive)

Prayer 2 (improvisation piano day 2016 )

A minniature piece for piano and layered dulcimer

for march

My contribution to Piano Day 2019.
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2GibdU7nW2HBeo6UtZ0Gkx?si=Vxs6Fwa5SJmU5S9ER1zn1g 

Cambria was originally written while being rained in, in a beautiful little cabin on the California coast overlooking the Cambria shoreline and finally recorded in my parents living room on their 1917 Feurich upright while visiting them during the winter of 2019. 
It's the first piece in a series of four pieces, all recorded during that visit.

Cambria

Intro (l'isola) + Medussa, released today as a single, are the first two tracks of my upcoming album The Yard Sale.
The album is about a process of saturation I have experienced in the past year and half that have led me to move, somehow, somewhere else.
I thought that the best way to tell a story is to start from the beginning.

Intro (l'isola) - Medussa

Intro (l'isola) + Medussa - (Single Edit)

Performed at The Piano Cloud Live, Sat 16th March 2013.

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Ola Kobak's earliest memories of music is sitting on her grandfather's lap and singing Polish nursery rhymes. In her early days, she spent hours in the orchestra pit while her father, also a musician, played trombone for musicals, operas, ballets, etc. In 2011, she debuted her album "The Mystery of The Seven Stars" under the stage name "Fulka". The single "Dancing in Our Darkest Days" put Kobak on the national radar and the local festival scene – from Oppikoppi to Splashy Fen. In 2014, she was back with an album, Metanoia, released digitally as an eight-track offering. The album is a metaphor for a change of heart and it boasts a new approach. Kobak has dropped the name Fulka and has gone to write music that’s minimalistic, more emotive and ambient, with a moody edge. Influenced by current artists such as Emily Haines, Nils Frahm and Jon Hopkins. She believes, in the long run, that her sound could change even more. Currently, her music is featured in "Ayanda", the latest film by award-winning director Sara Blecher, "Cool Capital" documentary and other local productions. She has released her first single from the album "The Vast Unknown" in tribute to the arrival of her son.

Cover of Hammers by Nils Frahm for Piano Day 29th March 2015

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