Concentration

I know I should not even watch to this huge  masterpiece being only at my second year of piano; but I could not resist.  I tried  and I don't completely dislike what I hear. So decided to put it  here hoping Chopin will forgive me. This is probably the most known of Chopin's production, I can really undesrtand why! Although  most known pieces of an author often are not my preferred,  I cannot deny this is absolutely awesome, irresisteable in playing : charming, poetry, italian belcanto, eveything is here. So deep, joyfully and lovely at the same time. Thank you for listening

Fryderyk Chopin - Notturno Op.9 N.2

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Mike Lazarev - Impromptu 03.09

Nils Frahm – Ambre

I’m still in love with you. 

We haven’t exchanged thoughts in…a while. Feels like days have escalated into years it seems. Even though you probably won’t see or hear this…how are you? Are you well? Have you met someone who’s soul matches yours?

I just woke up from one of those “real” dreams just now. Y’know the ones that almost feel like they happened in real life? The ones so vivid, your brain confuses it as a memory of some sort. Yeah, one of those dreams. It was one of those dreams you wake up from and think “Damn…but it felt so real!” …I hate those dreams. But I can’t help but love them too. 

Also, I… don’t think I’ve ever seen myself that happy before….it was actually quite the awkward experience. Then again, maybe it was just weird seeing us together.  Waking up, my heart has never felt so fragile and strong at the same time… it was interesting to dwell upon so I made this song to remember the feeling.

I remember reading that you can only know how much you truly love someone until they’re gone. It makes more and more sense now that I think about it. 

To me, falling in love is a lot like falling into a crack in the earth. As soon as you fall, you freak out but… at the same time you accept it. Before you know it, you’ve reached the bottom. It felt like you were gonna die but, surprisingly you survived. 

When you look up, theres a fine line of light representing who you used to be. Do you choose to stay? Or attempt at climbing back up?

Choosing the latter never felt so bittersweet. 
I hope your doing well, in my dreams we may meet. 
…maybe please. 

Goodnight.


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I’m still in love with you

From the album "The Malady Of Elegance" released in 2008.

Goldmund - Threnody

<I>"And some there be who no memorial have;
Who perished are as though they’d never been.
For our tomorrows their today they gave,
And simply asked that in our hearts they'd live.
We heed their call and pledge ourselves again,
At dusk and dawn - we will remember them!"</I>

- extract from A Poem for Remembrance Day by Charles Henrywood

<B>Please email me at mail@oliversad.ie for licensing enquiries.</B>

Composed, performed and produced by Oliver Sadie.

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Neoclassical piano album in collaboration with pianist Milana Zilnik (https://soundcloud.com/milanazilnik) and Artyom Tchebotaryov (artwork and mixing) from Canada: 
"24 Petits Rêves bizarres" with all 24 pieces - these are the "pure" versions without Milana´s improvisational part 
The album is available on iTunes, AmazonMP3, GooglePlay and many other platforms:
https://itunes.apple.com/album/24-petits-reves-bizarres-no./id906726760
It is also part of this 8 hour (!!) spotify playlist with all my 15 albums here:
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The scores / sheet music of this series you find for free download here:
http://www.beneking.com/prb
There are 2 separate albums available with 12 pieces each including a fantastic jazzy improvisation by Milana:
https://soundcloud.com/stephan-beneking/sets/petits-r-ves-bizarres

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"An intimate journey led by a minimalistic piano, looking for something that went missing."

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Composed, recorded and mastered by Francesco Berta.

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Man In The Rain

Sunrise EP

Nordland

Brian Crain - Rain

Reconstruction

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Music lovers of all ages become transported to a less complicated, more relaxed world with Costlow's collection of original piano melodies that showcase the talent and universal reach of his passionate and raw sound. Even though Costlow's music relates to certain genres, his style is not specifically contemporary classical or new age. Costlow delivers emotional and sincere instrumental music to which listeners can easily relate.

By the time he was twelve, Rob Costlow was annoying his piano instructor by adding unwritten endings to songs during rehearsals and recitals. This soon brought an end to the lessons that began at age five.

"I was not a fan of taking lessons and especially practicing other people's music. It just wasn't for me. I had my own stories running through my head and I wanted to share them with the world," admits Costlow.

It was another piano player, platinum-selling, new age artist George Winston, who fueled this rebellion. After one of Rob's brothers introduced him to Winston's music, Rob realized that his musical future would take a different path than the one set by his teachers.

"It was so different from the fundamental and classical piano music, full of contemporary dynamics and incredible new melodies," says Costlow. "It's what opened my creative world and drove me to compose. I said to myself 'I can do this—this is a way that I can benefit from these lessons and practicing.' It was an outlet for self-expression and also provided a sense of calm in times of stress."

While Rob has come a long way since those lessons and from his native Indianapolis, his love for creating original compositions is still at the heart of his contemporary piano music. His music reflects his experiences with faith, love, loss (including his mother at age eleven), growing pains, college years, fatherhood, time living in Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, and Indiana, and travels throughout the United States, Canada, Italy, Mexico, the Caribbean and more.

"Traveling shows me so much diversity and beauty in the world, which I need to acknowledge and express," says Costlow.

Growing up in a large family helped Rob become focused and tenacious. As the youngest of six boys, Rob had to get used to seizing every opportunity that came his way. While working on his Master's Degree, Rob unofficially started his record label, TOURIST RECORDS™, based on a fictitious business plan. In 2002, Rob released his first professional solo project, Sophomore Jinx, containing all original music. He officially founded TOURIST RECORDS™ in 2004.

Through TOURIST RECORDS™, Rob hopes to continue to inspire both aspiring and established artists to make their unique impact in the world.

Rob continues to compose, is a three-time Independent Music Awards finalist, and has gained fans of all ages around the world. He also licenses music to websites, videos, films, TV, podcasts, apps, and compilations.

"Music is about inspiration," says Costlow. "Inspiring others, overcoming challenges, making dreams a reality, supporting the human spirit and capturing or complementing the human spirit in specific states of emotion. I never force myself to compose. I do it when I have a story to tell and take things a day at a time."

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