Featuring 
Vered Saldinger: Flute, 
Chris Wajns: Violin, 
Tristan Parr; Cello

Roni Levi

Merci à Jean-Luc Barraud https://soundcloud.com/jlucb  pour le don de sa Mazurka originale

paroles:
Avec un doux bruissement, frissonnent mes souvenirs
Avec un doux bruissement, aux accents de ton rire
Souffle de vent dans la brume légère
Souffle de vent dans nos cheveux mêlés

Passer le seuil pieds nus dans la lumière
Passer le seuil mouillé de rosée
Qu'il faisait bon
Ce bel été

Montent alors doucement, ces parfums qui m'inspirent
Montent alors doucement, nourrissent mon sourire
Les foins coupés et l'odeur de la terre
Les foins coupés et les fleurs de pommiers

Passer le seuil pieds nus dans la poussière
Passer le seuil de soleil baigné
Qu'il faisait bon
Ce bel été

Par delà tout ce temps, mon cœur enfle et soupire
Par delà tout ce temps, pour ce qui va mourir
L'amour immense, les jolis rêves de bergère
L'amour immense, le bonheur partagé

Passer le seuil sans regard en arrière
Passer le seuil les yeux mouillés
Qu'elle fut triste
Cette fin d'été

Adieu veaux vaches cochons couvée
Envolé tout ça c'est du passé

frenglish translation:
With a gentle rustle, my memories shiver
With a soft rustle, to the accents of your laughter
Wind blast in the light mist
Breath of wind through our tangled hair

Cross the threshold barefoot in the light
Pass the dewy threshold
How good it was
This beautiful summer

So slowly rise, these scents that inspire me
So slowly rise, feed my smile
Cut hay and the smell of earth
Cut hay and apple blossoms

Cross the threshold barefoot in the dust
Cross the threshold of bathed sun
How good it was
This beautiful summer

Beyond all this time my heart swells and sighs
Beyond all this time, for what will die
The immense love, the pretty dreams of a shepherdess
Immense love, shared happiness

Pass the threshold without looking back
Cross the threshold with wet eyes
How sad it was
This end of summer

Farewell calves cows pigs brood
All of this is gone

Mazurka Mouillée - musique J-Luc

Alien Polonaise

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The Black Page #2 by Frank Zappa, covered by Rachel Flowers.

Frank Zappa was a unique artist who combined many different elements from many different styles. He loved to take rhythms and melodies to another level.

The Black Page is one of the pieces where Frank used unusual rhythms to take a piece to a new level.

For the drums I used Session Drummer VSL, Garitan Jazz, and Big Band.  Yamaha M06 for the synths and glockenspiel. Nord Electro 4D for the marimba. Nord Piano 2 HA88 for the piano. Fender jazz bass, custom MarbleHead guitar, and flute. I'm also singing the trombone solo at the end.

The Black Page #2 - Frank Zappa (cover)

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The Black Page #1 by Frank Zappa, cover by Rachel Flowers

Frank was always hearing the studio musicians in LA talking about the fear of going into sessions some morning and being faced with "the black page."  So he decided to write his "Black Page."

The drums were from Session Drummer plus some percussion. More percussion was from Garitan Jazz and Big Band, along with the horns. The marimba was from the Nord Electro 4D. The xylophone, violin, fretless bass, and synth were all on the Yamaha M06.

The Black Page #1 - Frank Zappa (cover)

I heard this piece on the live album, "You Can't Do That On Stage Any More, Volume 1." I always liked the harmonies. I had fun covering this song. I hope you have fun too!

Easy To Say Test sketch

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