M like music 16

A composition from around 2000. I was honored to have it recorded by the wonderful organist Edo Luynenburg in November of 2014. Lamentation is dedicated to Edo.

Lamentation for Organ

Nuisance

Demo 13 (2011)track 4
previously posted on the JeeKITCH account

Wouner (edited)

MultipleOutDoors

From The Other Side Of The World - Part 2

At last! Someone making noisy wobbly shortwave music!

halF shortwaV

The Origin Of Larson Colt

Melocity

Boson Spin - Intratcheos

Boson Spin - Bertexper [part 3]

Naviokh 02

A long walk off a short theory

© 2018 Steven Faile 

Photo by Raechel Romero

Every Step Closer

Boson Spin - Ambient Bite 323

This is an old track, remixed this week from the original masters.

Acoustic (classical) guitar
Upright bass
Delays, echoes, filters.

Music for this haiku:
"mountain and moor
not one thing that moves
morning snow"



image by Andre Benz
poem by Fukuda Chiyo-ni

http://www.naviarrecords.com/2018/08/29/naviarhaiku243-mountain-and-moor/


From "Musique Mecanisue Limited Edition, CD2 Bonus Tracks"
www.dedeland.com/mmlimitededition.htm

Bagatelle Numero 1: winter snow (naviarhaiku243)

Aufmerksam

Boson Spin - Ambient Bite 325

“Valzer Rimoldi” was written for, and dedicated to the gifted Italian pianist, Emmanuel Rimoldi, as a gesture of thanks for having performed and broadcast on German radio an earlier piano piece titled “Continual Dew”.

The pianist in this instance is Jeanell Carrigan.

Dr Jeanell Carrigan is presently an Associate Professor in Collaborative Piano at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. She has performed as a soloist, chamber musician and accompanist in Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland and throughout Australia, and has recorded for the Bavarian Radio Corporation, the ABC and for regional stations in Australia on many occasions. She holds a Doctor of Creative Arts in the area of Australian post-1970 solo piano repertoire and in May, 2016 released her seventeenth solo compact disc of Australian piano music. She is passionate about promoting Australian Music particularly the piano music of Australian women composers. In a review of the CD A Little Variation, composer Houston Dunleavy said “This recording is one to add to the list of treasures of Australian music that seem to be growing by the year. Surely Jeanell Carrigan belongs in this category as well. Australian music has a great champion in Carrigan’s fine playing and scholarship. She deserves far wide recognition for the quality of her work.” (Music Trust 1/4/15)

Recorded in August/ September 2017 in Verbrugghen Hall at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

The piano was the Fazioli concert grand tuned and maintained by David Kinney.

 Recording engineer: David Kim Boyle.

Valzer Rimoldi (piano solo)

Curly Compositions from a German Composer.

M like music 16

Robert Knote