The title is programmatic so to speak. Picture a person whose deeply entangled in memories of a distant and, maybe happier, past and is woefully pondering the twists and turns life has taken since then.
I like to imagine that still there is some hope in it, some acceptance, as the soaring violins tower over the restless orchestra and hustling piano.

The music is solely made with VSTs made by 8dio:
1928 Scoring Piano
Anthology Strings
Grandiose Legato Violins



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Regrets

This is a shorter version of a track I composed for a public theatrical performance based around the saga of the Argonauts.
It was the closing piece of the play when the fleece was finally captured and put in a shrine involving a solemn ritual.
The full theatrical music had to be longer to fit the scene, but as a pure listening experience there would have been a few redundant spots, so I narrowed it down to the main theme.

The Triumphal Return Of The Golden Fleece

For this demo I used solely Pianoforte, the flagship Fazioli Grand library by library developer Audiobrewers.
Beside the obvious piano patch of a fine Fazioli grand piano, the library comes with a wide range of sound design patches, pads and synth-like sounds, all derived from the original samples.
This demo proves how you can easily create a whole track using this library only.

Comfort Tree | Official demo of Pianoforte by Audiobrewers

Part seven of my completely improvised solo concert on 28th of September 2018.

Solo 28.09.2018

Part VII

Part eight of my completely improvised solo concert on 28th of September 2018.

Part VIII

Part nine of my completely improvised solo concert on 28th of September 2018 and my personal favourite.

Part IX

Part ten of my completely improvised solo concert on 28th of September 2018. This was certainly the most ambitious "piece" of all and I don't know where it came from.

Part X

Für Laura

A song about the sweet melancholy of being alone.

Sweet Solitude

You know that November mood?
The fog is rising from the fields and you watch nature going to sleep, cozy at a crackling fire and a hot cup of tea.

Rupert Schnitzler

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