Nivellen explains to Geralt that he believed he knew how to cure himself, by making beautiful women live with him! Which he quickly found out did not quite work out. He did enjoy their company, so did the women apperantly, but when Geralt asked if someone is currently living with Nivellen, he becomes uncomfortable. Unwilling to discuss his newest partner, Geralt decides to leave, but not before Nivellen warns him of dreams he's been having, making him fear that his condition is getting worse. Nivellen asks Geralt to do what needs to be done, should the need arise.

Dinner Guest

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Inspired by the silent film "L'inhumaine" (The unhuman woman, 1924). 
Spoken words were screen text from that movie.

La machine

With the poem “Liberté” by Paul Eluard (1917-1952), recited by himself.
Inspired by the french silent film "L'inhumaine" (The unhuman woman, 1924). 
Other spoken words in french are screen text from that movie.

J'écris ton nom

The Time

Vioflesh - Lovers

Evade toi 
pour ma fille Emma ''joyeux anniversaire ''

Interstellar Fusion

Interstellar Fusion//

Many Thanks as always Ian for coming up with such great opportunities for producers!!!

Open Collaboration with @ipg1
based on 
https://soundcloud.com/ipg1/tha-boss-with-tha-sauce-vox-94-bpm
Credits:
Vocals & Lyrics: IPG1
Guitars, Bass, Drum Production, Mix and Mastering: N.o.b.S.

Tha Boss With Tha Sauce

Tha Boss With Tha Sauce - IPG1 & N.o.b.S.

Momentum 1

Translation above

Sur un texte fort et malheureusement toujours d'actualité de Jean-Claude Manceau

On a strong and unfortunately still topical text by Jean-Claude Manceau

Souvenez-vous !

Souvenez-vous !
Des autos chargées de matelas
Dans le ciel, la ronde des Stukas.
Dix millions de Français en déroute 
Fourbus, bombardés sur les routes.
Souvenez-vous !

« Des vélos, des tandems, des brouettes
Les odeurs de ferme des charrettes,
Paysannes, chapelet en main »*
Sans savoir ce que sera demain.
Souvenez-vous !

Des marcheurs, maisons sur le dos.
Dix sous pour un simple verre d’eau,
La quête épuisante pour manger
Trouver du lait pour les bébés.
Souvenez-vous !

Des chats, des chiens abandonnés 
Ces bêtes, errantes affamées,
Et une petit fille en pleurs,
Ces vaches meuglant de douleur.
Souvenez-vous !

Un convoi de cyclistes
Tant de morts sur la piste,
Des guimbardes calcinées,
Des corps dans les fossés.
Souvenez-vous !

« La France marchait,
La France boitait. » *
Sombre période.
C’était l’exode.

Alors, bonnes gens,
Les migrants…

Paroles de Jean-Claude Manceau, éd. Parole et poésie, 2020
*d’après « Le peuple du désastre » d’Henri Amouroux, éd. Robert Laffont, 1976
Musique de Myckaël Marcovic, 02 mars 2023

Remember!

Remember!
Cars loaded with mattresses
In the sky, the circle of Stukas.
Ten million French people in disarray
Exhausted, bombed on the roads.
Remember!

“Bicycles, tandems, wheelbarrows
The farm smells of the carts,
Peasant women, rosary in hand”*
Without knowing what will be tomorrow.
Remember!

Walkers, houses on the back.
Ten sous for a simple glass of water,
The exhausting quest to eat
Find milk for babies.
Remember!

Abandoned cats, dogs
These beasts, wandering hungry,
And a crying little girl,
Those cows mooing in pain.
Remember!

A convoy of cyclists
So many deaths on the track,
charred jew's harps,
Bodies in the ditches.
Remember!

“France marched,
France was limping. » *
Dark period.
It was exodus.

So, good people,
Migrants...

Words by Jean-Claude Manceau, ed. Parole et poésie, 2020
*from “Le peuple du désastre ” by Henri Amouroux, ed. Robert Laffont, 1976
Music by Myckaël Marcovic, March 02, 2023

Souvenez-vous (Jean-Claude Manceau / Myckaël Marcovic)

07 BOND St.

Stream or purchase A Tribute to Israel at found.asherlaub.com/atributetoisrael

Asher's "A Tribute to Israel" is a medley that combines three well-known Israeli melodies: Yerushalayim Shel Zahav, Raid on Antebbe, and Hatikvah (the Israeli national anthem). The medley begins with a slow tempo and employs simple harmonies to create a solemn and reverential mood. Throughout the piece, a simple and expressive melody is repeated, and various techniques such as chromaticism, syncopated rhythms, and orchestration are used to add interest and variation.

One interesting aspect of "A Tribute to Israel" is the influence of Naomi Shemer's "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" on the composition. This song, written in 1967 to celebrate the reunification of Jerusalem during the Six-Day War, has become an iconic Israeli song, with its melody based on an old Hassidic tune and its lyrics expressing a love and longing for Jerusalem.

In "A Tribute to Israel," Asher pays tribute to Shemer's contribution to Israeli music by incorporating a variation of the melody from "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" in the first part of the medley. This use of the melody highlights the song's significance in Israeli culture and music and demonstrates the impact that Shemer had on Israeli music. The melody is played with reverence and a slower tempo, contributing to the overall solemnity of the piece.

In conclusion, "A Tribute to Israel" is a moving medley that combines iconic Israeli melodies, including a variation of "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav." This tribute to Naomi Shemer and her contribution to Israeli music demonstrates the importance of this song in Israeli culture and music and honors its enduring impact.

A Tribute To Israel

Hi there, my name is Roberto

I'm a graduated professional musician and I have more than 20 years of experience in playing guitar and Producing Music.

I also do Piano tracks optimization, mixing and mastering work.

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