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Sometimes a memeber of the party remember his past. What he left behind. Tracks for touching and inner moments, joyful, sad or nostalgic.

Feels moments - Dungeons&Dragons

Pascal Sardi-Antasan. (Piano)

Classical

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"Yesterday" is a song originally recorded by the Beatles for their 1965 album Help!. Although credited to "Lennon–McCartney", the song was written solely by Paul McCartney

Yesterday

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Yesterday by Beatles

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"Over the Rainbow" (often referred to as "Somewhere Over the Rainbow") is a classic Academy Award-winning ballad, with music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by E.Y. Harburg. The youtube version of my recording is https://youtu.be/cCSYwAnYT4I
It was written for the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, and was sung by actress Judy Garland in her starring role as Dorothy Gale.

Over the Rainbow

A nostalgic sweet memory of the past.
Music thought as a soundtrack for a D&D campaign. Feel free to use it!

I Surely Did Love You, You Cloud Of Remembrance

The third album in the "Solo Piano Diary" Trilogy
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The series was created as a means for Lindquist to seek truth from his own heart as well as an outlet for self-expression, and these wonderful pieces are in their purest and most sincere form, unedited and in the moment. Strong classical influences can be heard as well as jazz, new age, and even a little gospel. The moods are consistent enough to provide a subtle backdrop for other quiet activities, but I highly recommend giving this album your full attention at least a few times, as it’s too beautiful to not savor in its entirety. I will reuse my own quote from the previous two Diary reviews and re-state that “This is music to get lost in, hoping never to be found again!” as it is just as fitting for this collection.

There are too many tracks to mention each one, but I have to say that there is no filler or fluff and all of the pieces are reflective and spare. The beginning piece, dated 11/10/12 and titled “Coming Back,” is a lovely intro, setting a quiet, peaceful tone for the album. “I Need to Sleep” has the feeling of late-night musings at the piano - minimal and soft-spoken. As would be expected from the title, “My Gospel” has a very hymn-like style which is mostly quiet with a few gospel phrases in the middle that present a pleasant surprise. “Be There” is subtle and very graceful with lots of open space, giving the music plenty of breathing room. “So Happy” conveys a deep sense of contentment rather than a giddy joy. “Always” expresses a tender passion that makes it a favorite. “Walk With Me” is warm and peaceful while “Farewell” is more conversational and bittersweet. “My Island” closes the album with a soft-spoken tribute to a special place.

If you are new to Christian Lindquist’s Solo Piano Diary series, this is a great place to start for soothing, relaxing piano music with substance. If you have the first two in the series, #3 is a perfect finish to the set. It is available from Amazon, iTunes, and CD Baby. Very highly recommended! //Kathy Parsons

Solo Piano Diary III

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2012-Nov-18 I Need to Sleep

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The third album in the "Solo Piano Diary" Trilogy
====================
The series was created as a means for Lindquist to seek truth from his own heart as well as an outlet for self-expression, and these wonderful pieces are in their purest and most sincere form, unedited and in the moment. Strong classical influences can be heard as well as jazz, new age, and even a little gospel. The moods are consistent enough to provide a subtle backdrop for other quiet activities, but I highly recommend giving this album your full attention at least a few times, as it’s too beautiful to not savor in its entirety. I will reuse my own quote from the previous two Diary reviews and re-state that “This is music to get lost in, hoping never to be found again!” as it is just as fitting for this collection.

There are too many tracks to mention each one, but I have to say that there is no filler or fluff and all of the pieces are reflective and spare. The beginning piece, dated 11/10/12 and titled “Coming Back,” is a lovely intro, setting a quiet, peaceful tone for the album. “I Need to Sleep” has the feeling of late-night musings at the piano - minimal and soft-spoken. As would be expected from the title, “My Gospel” has a very hymn-like style which is mostly quiet with a few gospel phrases in the middle that present a pleasant surprise. “Be There” is subtle and very graceful with lots of open space, giving the music plenty of breathing room. “So Happy” conveys a deep sense of contentment rather than a giddy joy. “Always” expresses a tender passion that makes it a favorite. “Walk With Me” is warm and peaceful while “Farewell” is more conversational and bittersweet. “My Island” closes the album with a soft-spoken tribute to a special place.

If you are new to Christian Lindquist’s Solo Piano Diary series, this is a great place to start for soothing, relaxing piano music with substance. If you have the first two in the series, #3 is a perfect finish to the set. It is available from Amazon, iTunes, and CD Baby. Very highly recommended! //Kathy Parsons

2012-Nov-10 Coming Back

Smiles of the Heart: Soft Piano Music

Quiet Harmony

Hometown Spring

Bach test - Goldberg variasjon nr 2 og 3.
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Bach test var.3

ladany promise that love

"Cette pièce pour piano solo explore une mélodie douce et mélancolique, ancrée dans l'esthétique néo-classique. Un voyage sonore pensé pour apaiser et inspirer."

Moi, sentimental

"Un voyage intime à travers des notes délicates et modernes, ce morceau néoclassique mêle mélancolie et sérénité pour créer une atmosphère profondément apaisante"

Comme dans un rêve

Ombre

"Une parenthèse mélancolique où la modernité du néoclassique rencontre la sérénité"

La balade des mots

"Des notes modernes pour une mélancolie douce et apaisante"

Souffle

Please, remember: listening without wired headphones or good quality earphones results in the loss of quality of the sound. The use of cabled headphones preserves the richness of the sound of all orchestral sections. This is very crucial for classical music.

Barcarola per Archi n4

A nostalgic love.
This music can be used by everyone since it's on CC licence: feel free to use it and let me know you opinion!

Your Star Shines Brighter in The Sky

"Un morceau de piano néoclassique profondément émouvant et mélodique. Entre douceur et mélancolie, il invite à un voyage introspectif et plein de sensibilité."

Insaisissable

A day in May... the birds are singing in the trees and a little melody is dancing through my head... Listen end enjoy my relaxing track "MAI IMPROVISATION".

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Maiimprovisation

String Works

Detach

a simple piano piece

i've finally found a kind of style i like, for at least piano.

Eurydice

Death represents the ultimate unknown; its certainty prompts people to experience a spectrum of profound and intense emotions as they strive to comprehend and accept its inevitability. This brief composition for solo piano, sensitively expresses some of these feelings, ranging from reflective passages that evoke sadness and loss, to more uplifting sections suggesting acceptance and the process of moving forward in grief.

Prelude - The Inevitable Goodbye

"Pascal Sardi-Antasan - pianiste et compositeur français, mêle les genres du néoclassique, du romantisme dans sa musique émotionnelle et cinématographique. 
Inspiré par sa formation classique et une culture musicale éclectique, il laisse libre cours à son intuition pour créer des compositions touchantes et  modernes"