Wow.. You make me feel like crying.. This is amazingly beautiful.

Thanks to everyone for all the attention lately. I'm working on some new stuff and will post more details soon.To stay tuned and show support, you can follow me on social media and check out my latest album here: https://silasrosenskjold.dk/ig/

very subtle, no wonder it's named "prayer" :)

After I saw that Stille Stunder XIII/Pray, is still being heard on a daily basis after it was released two years ago, I decided to make a new version of it, working with the same ideas but going in other directions. https://soundcloud.com/silasalj/pray-revisited

Exelente que me hace. meditar y admirar la creación que Dios a hecho

piano music

Orchestral Mix of Dirk Maassen's White.
(Original Version @<a href=https://soundcloud.com/ascoltadi/dirk-maassen-open-collab-white>White</a>)

Dirk Maassen @<a href=https://soundcloud.com/ascoltadi/>ascoltadi</a>

Dirk Maassen & Four Walls - White (Orchestral Mix)

Spring seven of Seven" is a concept that refers to one of the seven guiding principles of software development, as outlined in the book "The Pragmatic Programmer" by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas. The principle is also known as the "Law of Demeter" or the "Principle of Least Knowledge."
 
Spring seven of Seven states that software modules should not know about the inner workings of other modules or have direct access to their internal data structures. Instead, modules should only communicate with other modules through well-defined interfaces.
 
The principle is based on the idea that software components should be designed to be loosely coupled, meaning that changes in one component should not affect other components. This makes the system more maintainable, testable, and easier to understand.
 
To apply Spring Seven of Seven in software development, modules should be designed with clear and concise interfaces that hide their internal details from other modules. For example, a module that needs access to some data should not retrieve that data directly from another module's internal data structures. Instead, the data should be retrieved through a method provided by the other module's interface.
 
Spring Seven of Seven is particularly relevant in object-oriented programming, where objects can have complex relationships with each other. By adhering to this principle, software developers can avoid creating overly complex object hierarchies, which can be difficult to maintain and debug.
 
In conclusion, Spring Seven of Seven is a guiding principle that emphasizes the importance of designing software components with well-defined interfaces and avoiding direct access to the internal details of other components. This principle helps to create more maintainable and understandable software systems.
 
The concept of "Spring seven of Seven" has also been explored in Kabbalah, a Jewish mystical tradition, and in other philosophical and spiritual contexts. In these contexts, the concept refers to a more abstract idea of the interconnectedness of all things in the universe.
 
In Kabbalah, the Spring Seven of Seven is sometimes referred to as the "seven lower sefirot" or the "seven lower emanations." These seven sefirot represent different aspects of creation, from the most physical (Malkhut, or Kingdom) to the most spiritual (Keter, or Crown). The sefirot are thought to be interconnected and interdependent, with each one influencing the others and contributing to the balance and harmony of the universe.
 
Similarly, in some philosophical and spiritual traditions, the Spring Seven of Seven represents the interconnectedness of all things in the universe. Each aspect or element of the universe is thought to be related to and influenced by every other aspect or element. This concept is often expressed in terms of a web or network of relationships, in which each node or point is connected to every other node or point.
 
The Spring Seven of Seven can be seen as a reminder of the importance of recognizing and honouring the connections and relationships between all things in the universe. By acknowledging the interdependence of all things, we can cultivate a greater sense of compassion, empathy, and interconnectedness in our own lives and in the world around us.

Spring Seven Of Seven

© 2015 David Hollandsworth
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Pause For Thought

From the album Written & Unsent

Released by Fluttery Records

wendellroth.bandcamp.com

Written & Unsent

An Outline of Rain

Beyond The Woods

I composed this song a couple of days ago. I felt happy and thankful for life. So here is my song "Joy". I hope you can feel my happiness and that it makes you a little bit happy too. 

Get it here

This photo has been on my desktop for ages, and for as long I've toyed with playing a piece to match. This is it.

ripples

Ripples

Tomorrow

Cherrys Lullaby

Manon Theme, from the contemporary dance theatre choreographed by Kimiho Hulbert in Japan 2012.
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Bandcamp

Manon Theme (2012)

Mi Amor

Light Dance, from the solo album "how my heart sings" in 2011.
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Light Dance (with violin) (2011)

Reflections

Dirk Maassen: To the Sky

Lucky Ones

I improvised this piece few days after I returned from the Piano Cloud Live Event which took place in Milton Keynes, England.

Thanks Terry (aka Purple Rhapsody) for inspiring me to this song. I have listened to your CD the whole trip back and hence it inspired me a lot.

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Dirk Maassen - Like The Wind

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Stille Stunder XIII (Pray)

Danish Minimalistic Composer.
I write slow, ambient piano music with a focus on evolving melodies and calmness.

See more: https://silasrosenskjold.dk/ig

Stille Stunder XIII (Pray)

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