From the forthcoming CD "Choogle"
Songwriters Dave Isaacs/Stephen Trombley

Nothin' But A Thing

Piano. Created LIVE at San Augustin Church, Scotts Valley CA.

Photo provided by Mariam Shatilova,

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Year of Music: May 26, 2021

Numa2. Created LIVE at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Carmel Valley Village CA.

Photo provided by Mariam Shatilova,

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Year of Music: May 28, 2021

Solo Piano.  Created Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Carmel Valley Village CA.

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Year of Music XI

Year of Music: September 19, 2022

Solo Piano.  Created LIVE at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Carmel Village CA.

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Year of Music:  December 1, 2022

Year of Music: December 4, 2022

Solo Piano. Created LIVE at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Carmel Village CA. 

Photo and graphic design by Mariam Shatilova, my girlfriend.

Year of Music: December 26, 2022

Year of Music: December 28, 2022

Year of Music: December 29, 2022

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Kurzweil. Created IN REAL TIME April 17, 2015 in my home studio, Overland MO

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Year of Music IV

Year of Music: April 18, 2015

The Year of Music project began in May 2011  there has been a new musical creation posted each day.  Each new piece is created in real time.   The project is currently in its 11th year.  To date, there are close to 4000 "Daily Doses" in the project.

Richard’s live performances take audiences on a journey away from the busy world and into a calmer, less chaotic mental and emotional environment.  Drawing on his classical training, jazz and pop familiarity, Richard creates music thru an improvisational process.  His music has been called a soothing elixir for the soul, mind and body.

In 2016, composer/contemporary pianist Richard Carr moved to the Monterey Bay area of California after living in his native St. Louis area since 2005.  Richard spent 10 years working as a pianist in the night clubs, hotels and restaurants of the French Quarter of New Orleans prior to Hurricane Katrina.  He has released fourteen solo albums and one collaboration in the contemporary instrumental /new age genre.

Aware of the meditative quality of his music, Richard has been exploring the healing side of his music.  Working in the holistic community of St. Louis, Richard has developed the I AM Creative Sessions. These sessions are personal sessions in which Richard creates music for the client’s intention or focus.  In essence, he creates a soundtrack for the intention.
  
Currently Richard's electronic keyboard set-up includes Kurzweil PC2x and PC3x, Nord Stage 2-88,  StudioLogic Numa 88,and the Roland boutique synths JP-08 and JX-03.

Year of Music: December 4, 2022

Richard Carr Piano