Georg Philipp Telemann – Sonata in E minor for Flute and Harpsichord

Performers

Alex Murray – traverso (flute by Goulding, late 1700s, pitch A=440)

Martha Goldstein – harpsichord


Instruments & Historical Context

The harpsichord, built in 1600 by Pisarensis of Pisa, belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Padelford and is preserved at the University of Washington School of Music.

It was restored by Lutz Bungart and Glenn White, and lent for this recording by Terry Moore, Director of Music at the University of Washington at the time.

All tuning is mean-tone temperament, giving the performance a historically authentic color.

The basso continuo was realized by Martha Goldstein.


Overview

This sonata, typical of Telemann’s elegant chamber music style, highlights the lyrical dialogue between the traverso and harpsichord.
Rich in expressive melodies and subtle counterpoint, the work balances virtuosity with graceful ornamentation, exemplifying the refined aesthetic of early 18th-century German chamber music.

📀 Pandora Records Source

This recording was originally released by Pandora Records, a label dedicated to making historically informed performances widely available. Today, these recordings are preserved and accessible through music.ibiblio.org in partnership with the University of North Carolina.

Georg Philipp Telemann – Sonata in E minor for Flute and Harpsichord

Lunar Ecstasy

A transcendent fusion of ancient Buddhist wisdom and modern electronic music, where the sacred Om Mani Padme Hum mantra meets four-on-the-floor house beats. This track guides listeners through chaos toward clarity, blending angelic choral vocals and traditional Indian instruments.

The lyrics explore liberation from desire, dogma, and emotional turbulence—using reason and mindfulness as pathways to awakening. Phase-shifting synth pads and multi-layered female vocals invoke peace (Shanti) and inner transformation.

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Om Mani Padme | Buddhist Melodic House | Indian Mantra Chants

Haunting progressive house meets cyberpunk dystopia. Vulnerable pleas—"Can you hold my heart? Can I stay here?"—clash with harsh reality: a world torn apart by madness where survival leaves no room for collective care. Melodic techno builds through emotional minefield to crushing realization of "us vs them." Dark, introspective, dystopian.

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Beautiful original track by 𝓚𝓻𝓲𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓜𝓾𝓼𝓲𝓬 (https://suno.com/@kristamusic). Had this idea to move it into my cyberpunk world...

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Can I stay here?

If I stay here...
Can you take my heart and hold it?
Can you touch me when I'm falling?

Can I stay here?

If I stay here...
Can you take my hand and hold it?

[instrumental]

It was never meant to be...
Torn apart by madness...
My mind is like a minefield...
All the pain and suffering...

Be strong...
For alone we must stand...
And face... a dying world...

[instrumental]

In a world gone mad...

The amount of energy it takes,
to lead a normal life...
It leaves no room, to care...
for everybody else...

This leaves... us... and them...
And this is how it all...
breaks... apart....

[instrumental]

(broken) can i stay.. here?


Stay Here (Torn Apart Remix) | Progressive House | Melodic Techno Cyberpunk

Midnight Mirage City

If We Gave a Chance

I hope this song reaches your heart. 
Thank you so much for listening.

This is an original track.
I recorded the guitar, bass, piano and drums myself. Some elements like certain string parts, ambient sounds, and subtle adjustments were programmed using MIDI — although some of the string sounds were also played and recorded using an electric piano.
This track features vocals by Koharu Rikka (小春六花), a singing voice synthesizer.


The lyrics are as follows:
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私の声は　きっと　
月夜を照らした輝く星のように

私の声が　ずっと
あなたの心に届いてほしい
、、、夢でも良いよ

鮮やかな流星のように（遠く）
言葉を運んでゆく
、、、それが消えても良いよ

My voice — shine brighter,
like a radiant star that lights up the moonlit sky 
— for someone out there will surely feel its warmth.

My voice — reach deeper 
into your heart
for this voice can gently cross so many walls
and discover new paths waiting in the light.

Like a vivid shooting star,
it carries every word, strong and bright.
（strong and bright）

Like a beautiful shooting star,
carrying each word straight and shining bright！

My colorful voice, 
echo across the world.
My colorful voice, 
let every note shine.

My colorful voice, 
echo across the world.
My colorful voice, 
let every note shine.

Even if it’s only a dream,
still, my heart will shine on.
Even if it fades away someday,
still, my heart will shine on.

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The Colorful Voice

This is a metal-infused remix. Part of this E.P.:

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Are you not (yet) satisfied!? | Metal Desire

Happy New Year To you
[Verse]
Fireworks burst in the midnight sky
Whispers of dreams as the old year flies
Glasses clink and hearts collide
Here we stand where hope resides

[Prechorus]
Tick tock the clock resets
Fresh ink on the story yet

[Chorus]
Welcome New Year
Come on through
Paint the world in brighter hues
We’re dancing forward
No more fear
Raise a cheer for the New Year

[Verse 2]
Streetlights hum with electric glow
Footsteps crunch on fresh fallen snow
Every breath feels brand new
Every thought spins
Wild and true

[Bridge]
Goodbye to what held us down
Goodbye to the tears that drowned
Hello to the paths unknown
Hello to a world our own

[Chorus]
Welcome New Year
Come on through
Paint the world in brighter hues
We’re dancing forward
No more fear
Raise a cheer for the New Year

Welcome New Year (EDM Version)

Electric Heartbeat

source : http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Montserrat_Alavedra_William_McColl_Joseph_Levine/Voice_Clarinet_Fortepiano/#

Voice, Clarinet, Fortepiano: Romantic Songs and Old Instruments
- Soprano Montserrat Alavedra performs German and French songs.
- William McColl performs on a Bb clarinet made by Mollenhauer in Fulda, Germany about 1820 - 1825.
- Joseph Levine performs on a fortepiano that was a copy of a Mozart-era instrument.

This album is a memorium to the memory of Montserrat and Joseph.

Voice, Clarinet, Fortepiano by Montserrat Alavedra, William McColl, Joseph Levine is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License.

Voice, Clarinet, Fortepiano

Spohr - Sechs Deutsche Lieder - Wiegenlied

I am a music gardener.
I plant small musical ideas, take care of them, and let them grow in their own time.

Music is my passion and my way of expression.

I create my music using Bitwig Studio, Suno Studio, and sounds from Native Instruments and Nexus.
Since I don’t always have access to singers, I use Suno AI for vocals – not as a shortcut, but as a creative tool that helps my music breathe.

Welcome New Year (EDM Version)

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