“Reflections" is an evocative solo piano piece that's a bit melancholy in nature and about surrendering to what is happening and what is to come, while reflecting on what once was and possibly will never be the same again. It's a reminder that every feeling is relative to the situation and environment, which can change at a moment’s notice.

Reflections (Solo Piano)

"The River Awaking" is a Intuitive pianopiece, which can be played in different ways, just as the river flows.

Artist, composer & artwork: Lisette van de Pavoordt(2023)

The River Awaking

"Endless" is an improvisation about the endlessness of love
“…Oneindige liefde zal er altijd voor je zijn. Open je hart, blijf in de oneindige liefde…”
Artist, composer & artwork: Lisette van de Pavoordt(2023)

Endless...

Determination

On the Horizon

Video

A piece about the center of things. La Metà in Italian. Hope you like it....
This is the link to spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4rGwjfyWDvo2UToiryQd7W?si=XBSY60zYQYmwfRxe8cPo6A

la Metà

Sealed Soundscapes

Resonance of Sorrow

Resonance Of Sorrow

"On a Cold Winter Night" is a gentle solo piano piece composed, performed and recorded by Karen Biehl.

On A Cold Winter Night - Solo Piano

The Keep

This track was written by myself and my best friend, Ruth Anne Pollard who has a soundcloud channel of her own, https://soundcloud.com/ruth-anne-1. 

We wrote this song as a dedication to ourselves and to many others out there who have put much of our own feelings aside in order to be there for the ones around us who are less empathetic and less likely to reciprocate. These unrecognized feelings that we struggle to speak about can start to build up within us and come to the surface, causing those around us to question who we are because we have essentially been forced to wear a mask for so long.

Musically this song was inspired by Chariots of Fire by Vangelis, particularly in the verses 

Nobody knows the things we do
For the ones we love
Nobody knows

Nobody cares
But we keep on trying not to lose hope 
Nobody knows

When you're dying to release
What no one will let you speak
And you choose words carefully
Nobody knows

Nobody knows my defenses died, falling from me
Now all I need is you to want me to be fine
Nobody knows how I've lived this lie, buried beneath
Knowing the truth can be worse sometimes

Nobody hears, nobody listens
When you're trying to tell them who you are

They pay you no mind
When you try to be open 
And It's clear all the time
You never receive anything you provide

When you're dying to release
What no one will let you speak
And you choose words carefully
Nobody knows 

Nobody knows my defenses died, falling from me
Now all I need is you to want me to be fine
Nobody knows how I've lived this lie, buried beneath
Knowing the truth can be worse sometimes

Nobody knows my defenses died, falling from me
Now all I need is you to want me to be fine
Nobody knows how I've lived this lie, buried beneath
Knowing the truth can be worse sometimes

Nobody Knows

Aphrodisiac Waltz

Waltz Op. 69, No. 2 was composed by Frédéric Chopin for solo piano in the year 1829 at the age of 19. Although it was published posthumously in 1855 by his friend Julian Fontana, together with the Waltz Op. 69, No. 1. The main theme is in the key of B minor and is marked with an overall tempo of Moderato.

[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waltz_in_B_minor,_Op._69,_No._2_(Chopin)]


It's a waltz, so you play it as if you were watching people dance while you were playing. And you want to make sure that they are dancing to your tune. So, you're playing for them to be able to dance and they're dancing for you to be able to play.


This was recorded in 2018 and then rendered using PianoTeq in 2025.

126 — Chopin — Waltz in B minor, Op. 69, No. 2

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Aphrodisiac Waltz

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