Quite an interesting piece Przemek and one that sort of creeps its way in then proceeds to march along and as a bit of grace on the 2nd half of its march coming into the equation, and then it steps its way out very nicely as if its walking off being proud of itself. Well that's my interpretation of the music here over the 1 minute and 10 seconds we get :) I deffo have not seen the series or heard the music, but what is interesting here in your description is the fact that this actual opening was not played on the Piano and was done with Drums and Water. A very nice arrangement indeed my good friend and very good work chap.

uhhh bad auraaaa..while listening this!!!coolllll

1 minute and 10 seconds of joy this one here sounds like listening to it again here today Przemek. A beauty of a piece my good friend

Kill la Kill

Before My Body is Dry

Blumenkranz

Wasn't feeling the rap in the original so I cut it out. 

Download:
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/90195755/file.html


Before My Body Is Dry (NO RAP)

Ragyo is a mysterious woman from KILL la KILL (キルラキル), a television anime series produced by Studio TRIGGER. There is a beautiful theme we can hear whenever she is shown (only 2 times till the episode 12 IIRC). This piano arrangement is based on the version used in episode 11. Unfortunately I was unable to depict greatness of the original version, so you may be as disappointed as I am after all.

If you're a purist, you may notice that intro here is not what you heard in episode 11. You're right, because you heard only drums (and water) at the beginning, so I could use only the rhythm from them on the piano.

I still haven't heard KILL la KILL OST and allegedly what we heard in anime were some short arrangements of Blumenkranz (4th track on CD). I'll confirm or deny it later, but from OST preview I can tell, that at least beginning of mentioned track wasn't as good as the parts used in anime (assuming Ragyo theme is derived from Blumenkranz).

UPDATE (2013-12-30): I've listened to Blumenkranz and it indeed has this theme, but I'm not sure whether I prefer whole track over arrangement from episode 11 (I mean original one, not mine). What you hear in my arrangement from 0:10 starts at 2:00 in Blumenkranz, what is from 0:34 starts at 3:12, what is from 0:58 starts at 4:00.

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LilyPond 2.17.97 MIDI output recorded in foobar2000 v1.2.9 + foo_midi 1.229 (equipped with BASS 2.4.10.0 and BASSMIDI 2.4.8.0) using Yamaha Clavinova Grand (198-Clavinova.sf2) deprived of hammer sounds.

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MP3: https://www.mediafire.com/?lh7ts05413vvy9p
PDF: http://sheethost.com/sheet/zXe8GD

Hiroyuki Sawano - Ragyo (Kiryūin Satsuki's mother) theme [my piano arrangement]

Kill La Kill - Gamagori's Theme "Epic Rock" Cover

Nonon's Theme

Life is like a river flowing in reverse. We start off our lives in the ocean, and we are immediately confronted with an infinite number of choices: should we go up the Nile, or the Amazon, or the Mississippi?  We choose one and we proceed down that path, and after a while we face another decision:  should we go up the right tributary or the left tributary? Again we make a choice and proceed. Throughout life we go through this process over and over again and our life path evolves and takes from. 

As we make these choices our future options become limited in a fashion by the choices we make today, for while we can certainly always go back down the river to test another path, it requires an increasingly greater effort to make these kind of changes once we are already far down one particular path. Eventually as our life nears competition we approach a tiny spring on a mountaintop and we have no more choices. The path is complete and the journey is over.

I believe that there is an ideal path for everyone as an individual, and that this path can perhaps be called fate or destiny. I believe that it likely preexists before and outside our lives and is perhaps created by God or the universe or whatever your particular persuasion would like to call it. 

I believe that this ideal path is the one that will bring us the most completeness and satisfaction in our lives as individuals, and at the same time, this is the path that will greatest fulfill an even larger plan or path towards a universal fate or destiny for humanity. All of our individual paths function like threads in a cosmic tapestry which represents a larger, universal plan that unfolds upon itself over the sea of time.

The interesting thing however, is that it is up to us as individuals to earnestly seek out our own ideal path, and as a consequence, our contribution to the larger tapestry. It is not something we are forced into; it is an active decision we must make and it requires effort. We must have the strength to follow it. I do not believe in "apathetic fatalism", as I would call it - "if it is meant to be, it will be". I believe it is up to us to honestly and truthfully search our hearts for our own ideal path, and then diligently go after it with vigor and passion and make it happen.

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"Autumn Rains" is the second installment in a trio of neoclassical solo piano albums composed, performed, and produced by Andrew Souter. These projects have been two decades in the making and represent a return to traditional music composition, engaging song-writing, and the pure passion of emotional story-telling. This trio represents Andrew's most personal and intimate music. It is quite literally a love project. We hope it may help you on your journey, as it has us...

"Autumn Rains" is music inspired by the spirit of Agape. It is an album dedicated to the concept of spiritual love and universal compassion clothed in the metaphor of transcendental natural beauty. It is an album that simultaneously expresses deep love for both the creator as well as the creation. It is said God gave us music so that we could pray without words. It could be added that nature was provided as an example of exactly how to do this effectively. In this spirit, Autumn Rains is a prayer of gratitude for the opportunity to learn from the natural beauty of this world, and an expression of a sense of respect for the inescapable universal equality that nature imposes. It humbly attempts to capture deep feelings of awe, granduer, idealism, and a belief in the innate goodness of the world even when we all face exceptionally hard lessons.

Andrew Souter -- The River

New extended version as soundtrack for the video artwork AZIONE ALBATRO by Marco Casolino

http://vimeo.com/31602352


This morning a leaf make me wake up with the noise of its fall

Monochromie otto b r

Danny Dimitroff & Yassen Drumev - Jelka (Extended)

Tranquil Moments is a little ditty of a piano solo I done on the weekend whilst going through some patches in Camel Audio Alchemy. Having heard this rather nice ambient piano I could not resist playing with it and I came up with this minimalistic piano piece of music inspired by the sound.

I have also created a minimalistic video to accompany this tranquil moment, which can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtP3qAAxhfk 

I hope you enjoy this peaceful feeling.

Please feel free to leave comments as always, which will be very well appreciated, and many thanks for listening.

Lee Lucas - Tranquil Moments

Here's my submission for The Piano Cloud Colours Challenge. An energetic, mischieveous, childish, flamboyant composition depicting the colour, cherry red. One of the main rules for the challenge was that the piece shouldn't be over 30 seconds in length.

Like my Facebook page if you enjoyed this! facebook.com/freemondo8/

The Colours of Life Challenge was made possible by the awesome teamwork of <a href="http://soundcloud.com/elvenlied">Julie Elven</a>, <a href="http://soundcloud.com/oliversadie">Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie</a>, <a href="http://soundcloud.com/dimigineva">Dimi Gineva</a> and <a href="http://soundcloud.com/keyquest-music">Andrew Eales</a> 

The final version has now been released! 36 of SoundCloud's finest together for a mammoth collaboration! Enjoy! http://soundcloud.com/barclaybunch/tpc-colours-of-life-challenge :)

Performed on my Roland FP-7F and recorded using Reason

Cherry Red (For TPC "Colours of Life" Challenge) - Luke Freeman [Read Description]

Op 11. №1 Etude in G-minor

Dark Matter

Waterhole (Leopards in Africa)

This is a live studio recording -- a single take, no edits, grand piano. Enjoy, and thanks for listening!

Desert Chase

My composing journey started with learning LilyPond (music engraving software) in November 2011. I am not well educated in music, but I like music and I know some basics (nothing from composing field though).

I hope you'll enjoy listening to my music. Feel free to leave comments. I'm especially fond of constructive critique, so even if you hate any of my works, I'll be glad to read about pinpointed origin of this hatred. I mean it!

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Past SoundCloud collaborators:

Carlos M:
http://soundcloud.com/przemoc86/sea-waves-played-by-carlos-m
http://soundcloud.com/przemoc86/ladybug-flies-played-by-carlos-m
https://soundcloud.com/przemoc86/assumed-sounds-battle-theme-played-by-carlos-m

Hiroyuki Sawano - Ragyo (Kiryūin Satsuki's mother) theme [my piano arrangement]

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