Happy Piano Day!

88th day of the year again today, same as the number of the keys on a piano, and the pandemic is still a reality! Piano Day was invented to let likeminded people, piano lovers, piano players, tuners, builders, movers and of course, listeners, communicate with each other. But more importantly, to spread a message of hope and a proof that we can still celebrate life, and escape whenever we want into the safe universe of music.

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“Celestial” is my contribution for this year’s piano celebration! Being filmed on “Spring Equinox”, the first day of astronomical spring (aka the moment the Sun crosses the celestial equator), in a one-shot camera circular movement, reminiscent of a planet’s orbit…Do you think we are important? Do you think covid19 is worth the hype? Let’s take a step back and realize the impact that planetary movements have to human-scale reality. Just the right tilt, in the right time, and we have this orchard of blooming beauty.

video:
https://youtu.be/7xFd-VOqtmA

shot by: Eirini Karavangeli 
peach orchard by: Evans Karaindros 
ac power in the middle of nowhere by: Fotis Zannos 
- thank you all so much 🙏✨-

"Celestial" will be soon available as a digital release, so stay tuned ;)

Celestial

Celestial (Piano Day 2021)

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The second album in the "Solo Piano Diary" Trilogy
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With twenty-six tracks, it’s difficult to pick out favorites - I love ‘em all! Although each piece is distinctive and unique, the pace and tone of the music create all overall mood of quiet reflection. Some pieces are very melancholy and some are tranquil and contented, but all are extraordinary gems that gracefully flow from one to the next. There are very strong classical influences in Lindquist’s music as well as occasional jazz and new age elements, but this is music that flows directly from his heart to his fingers, seeking his own personal truth without fear or inhibition - art in its purest form. The absence of titles allows the listener to imagine what Lindquist was thinking or dreaming of when he created the music or to let the music spark the listener’s imagination without any hints of what specifically inspired the pieces. The dreamy quality of many of the pieces makes this an exceptionally relaxing collection as well as an incredibly beautiful one. I give it my highest recommendation. //Kathy Parsons

Solo Piano Diary II

CDBABY

2010-Jan-24

Noon

In collaboration with Francess Harris. She played the piano composition and I did the composition of the orchestral arrangement. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Any comment is appreciated always.

Collaboration Timothy McGuire / Francess Harris

Lost Then Found

Lost Then Found (feat. Fr. Harris)

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"Contains minor spoilers, but I believe it won’t ruin the experience for those who wish to read the saga."
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Link to Book (English):
getinkspired.com/pt/story/520449/…english-version/

Link to Book (Portuguese):
getinkspired.com/pt/story/414704/aequus/

ADVICE: MUSIC — ESPECIALLY ORCHESTRAL MUSIC — SHOULD BE LISTENED TO THROUGH SPEAKERS WITH A GOOD BALANCE OF BASS AND TREBLE. IF YOU LISTEN TO THESE PIECES ON A CELLPHONE, YOU’LL LOSE AT LEAST 40% OF THEIR QUALITY.

In forgotten passages beneath the earth, echoes of voices reveal fear in the face of a colossal presence. Tiraania leads the listener through a dark journey, where every step resounds too close to something that should never have been awakened. Through tense dialogue and haunting lyrics, the song conjures the approach of an imminent threat — unseen, yet unmistakably near.

(Dialogue):
Glodrin:"By Kanos... I've never seen this tunnel before... It's enormous."
Glodrin:"Vulgor! Where are you?
Vulgor: "I'm here... it's burning hot here... Where are we?"
Glodrin:"I don't know... I've never seen this tunnel before... Something about it feels unnatural."
Vulgor: "What? what are you talking about?"
Glodrin:"Everything looks so even, as if something big has passed through here."
Vulgor: "Glodrin, I’m not liking this at all, Please, let’s go back... I think we’ve gone too far.
Glodrin:"Wait! Did you hear that?
Vulgor:" Glodrin! Glodrin!, Don’t go so deep... Come back here!
Vulgor:" Glodrin!Noo!

(Lyrics)

PART 1: Katrialco 

Iventhru lenegma
Rassu'mai nahgma
Soyih vea-thea!

(Translation)

Creeping beasts
Living in the mountains
There is no escape!

PART 2:
They dig
They devour
They rise from the depths
Nothing stops them
Not steel, not flame, not scream

They crawl
They hunt
They smell your fear
If you see them
Run
Don't look back

Claws appear
In the dark
Eyes burn
They come
Run
This is the end

Tiraania

Tiraania Extended Version (No Dialogue):
https://soundcloud.com/emersonmarshall/tiraania-extended-version-no

Aequus Book Soundtrack Volume III

Tiraania (With Audiobook)

annie.

cold room

Requiescence

Piano Solos.

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I Hoped For The Best

Waltzing The Spheres

Waltzing The Spheres (Piano Solo)

Composed and Played by www.StanLeonard.com

Absorbed by our daily thoughts, it's sometime hard to stay connected with our inner self,
being conscience of our body and feeling the flow of nature.
Never forget 65% of our body is water.
Feel the flow my friend....


Go with the Flow (solo guitar)

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I tell my stories through my own composed (and improvised) instrumental guitar music, using a combination of acoustic guitars, sometimes supported by orchestral instruments. Some have described my music as meditative, relaxing, and introspective, with a touch of melancholia and a distinctly Spanish flair. Listen for yourself and let me know what stories my music tells you.

My music has a Creative Commons Licence, so you can use it for non-commercial purposes.

Go with the Flow (solo guitar)

Stan Leonard