Missing You | by Debra Buesking | a variation for Piano & Cello

A heartfelt thank you to Debra for her beautiful composition. I am so grateful she allowed me to re-imagine it for this piano and cello arrangement.

Piano: Debra Buesking
Cello: Till Indy

Original: https://soundcloud.com/debra_buesking

Missing You | by Debra Buesking | a Piano & Cello Variation

Immerse yourself in the intimate and nostalgic atmosphere of "Autumn's First Scent," a solo piano composition that captures the essence of the early days of fall. Each note evokes the scent of fallen leaves, the gentle rustling of the wind through the branches, and the golden warmth of the sun reflecting on landscapes draped in shades of orange and brown. This track is a journey through memories and sensations that only autumn can awaken, bringing a sense of peace and reflection. Perfect for accompanying moments of introspection or for relaxing on an autumn day.

Let the sound of the piano wrap around you and breathe in the first scent of autumn.

Autumn’s First Scent

This composition was inspired by a reading of the poem "When You Are Old" by the Irish poet William Butler Yeats (1865-1939).

When You Are Old

When you are old and grey and full of sleep,
And nodding by the fire, take down this book,
And slowly read, and dream of the soft look
Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep;

How many loved your moments of glad grace,
And loved your beauty with love false or true,
But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you,
And loved the sorrows of your changing face;

And bending down beside the glowing bars,
Murmur, a little sadly, how Love fled
And paced upon the mountains overhead
And hid his face amid a crowd of stars.

The Pilgrim Soul in You

Being on their trip, the boy and the Wounded Healer met the knight with his daughter. Big and ferocious man with the helmet he don't take off wanted to heal his daughter from the sickness she was dying from. The Wounded Healer decided to help with all he can do. The girl felt much better. Sadly, but the Withering will come back anyway in the future so they decided to travel together.

The Knight helped boy to master the swordart so he can protect himself like a warior. He was a great teacher. And the boy was a great student. So the boy started to kill dark monsters almost in no time. Meanwhile the Wounded Healer worked on the girl's corruption. They all moved from city to city. From village to village, helping people all around the world. They became famous and respectable heroes, who always can help with anything. 4 of them traveled for around 2 years seeking for the solution from the sickness they tried to destroy.

The time passed. The Knight seeing his daughter suffer too much felt depressed and gloomy. The more they travel, the more dark he became. It felt like he did not believe in anything anymore. Like all they did was for nothing.

And one day the fate brought them to the city where the Knight and his daughter were from. The city was almost destroyed by the dark creatures. Most of people were dead. So the boy, the Knight and the Healer tried to kill monsters all around here. But one creature attacked the girl and she died in the hands of his father. At this moment that creature was the last one left. And it was already too late. The wound was too deep to be fixed. The Knight was devastated and detroyed. He gave up. He lost the last thing that kept him alive. Knight let the dark withering from his daughter to absorb him and he gone berserk. So the boy and the Healer had to fight their friend.

After the long battle the Knight was killed by the boy. Both of heroes buried the father and his daughter in the dead city they lived in.

8 years later the young man that became strong and matured after all there years and The Wounded Healer are still on their difficult journey. But they believe that they can fix everything and find the core of the sickness. In the name of their fallen friend and his daughter.

Recovery

From the heartfelt original composition À Milli by Anastasiya Ihnatovich, included in our Piano Whispers 01 compilation with arrangements by Bruno Sanfilippo, we now present À Milli Reworked, delicately reinvented with real strings by composer Felipe Lima. The piece now carries a cinematic, melancholic beauty. Each note unfolds with grace, inviting the listener on a peaceful and pastoral journey. With this release, we warmly welcome two new talents to the ad21 family: Anastasiya Ihnatovich, a neoclassical pianist from Minsk, Belarus, whose music speaks with honesty and emotion. Felipe Lima, a Brazilian composer focused on film, series, and visual storytelling, bringing deep sensitivity and atmosphere. A luminous collaboration that celebrates subtlety, emotion, and the power of reinterpretation. ad21

À Milli Reworked

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"Non-dits" is a melodic piano piece, subtly tinged with melancholy. It resembles a contemporary nocturne, set in an intimate and soothing atmosphere

Non-dits

Seesaw

This album was originally released for streaming in 2020 and is appearing on SoundCloud for the first time now.  It was my first album featuring works for a large ensemble with music performed by Camerata Philadelphia conducted by Dr. Stephen Framil with guest artists Brett Deubner and Peggy Pei-Ju Yu. Tracks include THE FOUR ELEMENTS for viola and string orchestra, PAVANNE FOR A WORLD WITHOUT WAR for string orchestra, IN PRAISE OF REASON for cello, 2 horns and string orchestra and MYSTICAL SONGS for soprano, viola and string orchestra setting poems by the Spanish mystic Fernando Rielo.  The album's title comes from one of his poems.

and I paint stars

Pavanne To A World Without War

“Free at last, Free at last, Thank God almighty we are free at last.” ― Martin Luther King

Free in the Sky - Improvised Piano Piece

Thread of Time (Нитка часу)

Many thoughts and feelings came to my mind while composing this piece, however, I always imagined it being heard in the middle of a majestic and natural place. In this sense, my obvious suggestion is: close your eyes and free your mind, there is no destination.

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Someplace

"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"