Name: Evening Colors by Steve Kohl Music
Duration: 5 min 16 s
Description: Just a raw recording of an improvisation with my Knabe baby grand piano recorded late one evening.

Just a raw recording of an improvisation with my Knabe baby grand piano recorded late one evening.

Evening Colors

Cyclobalk [part 2]

composition and performance by Alicja Maciejko 
YC88
16.01.2022
photo Alicja Maciejko 

Prelude Fragile

Marco Lucchi : toy harp and fx
Henrik Meierkord : cello, viola, double bass, balalaika and vocals

a track by Marco Lucchi reworked by Henrik Meierkord

gennaio 2022

for "origami", a project by Marco Lucchi
https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/sets/toy-harp

Marco Lucchi & Henrik Meierkord - Kublai Khan

The whole thing started with me recording in my living room ... the one with the big wall clock - always ticking. I learned to know eddyoffline a bit in a chat about the blues and planned a collab with him on slide guitar and blues harb (at least, this was my idea). Unfortunately shortly after our talk he really went offline from SC for some time, before this collab happend. So I went on with the idea by myself.
Fortunately @uliquitous sent me a recording of one of her older texts ("I don't understand your choice of my texts - why not take this one?").
Somehow that seemed to fit the idea of the ticking clocks and so my preparation of blues picking and clock ticking found new use.

But this is a project that was lying around unfinished for quite a while now. So the idea was to either rerecord the text (as Uli was not happy with that) or delete it - I hope rerecording was the better choice...

text: by Uli (@uliquitous) from www.growthbuddy.rocks
https://www.growthbuddy.rocks/imagine-there-would-be-no-past-and-no-future/

guitars (nylon, slide, rhythm, solo): me
voice: me
percussion: logic drummer and several recorded clocks
guest stars: rivers and flowing water and a bit of unwanted traffic noise

Cover Design with use of images by
- Shabu Anower
- Insung Yoon
- Jeremy Beck
on unsplash

Imagine Now (collab uliquitous)

Solo Piano.  Created in Real-Time LIVE at the Church of the Wayfarer, Carmel CA.

Photo provided by Greg Carr, my brother.

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Sping movement 11

The Mada & Hugh Piano Duo performs Antonín Dvořák's exuberant Slavonic Dance in B Major, Op. 72 No. 1, originally written for piano four hands in 1886.
This opening dance from Dvořák's second set of Slavonic Dances captures the spirit of the Odzemek, a Slovak leaping dance traditionally performed by men. Marked Molto vivace, it bursts with infectious energy and folk-inspired rhythms, showcasing the Czech composer's genius for transforming folk idioms into sophisticated concert music. The brilliant interplay between primo and secondo parts creates a kaleidoscope of sound that mirrors the communal joy of traditional Slavic celebrations.
Performed on a Petrof Mistral P 284 grand piano - a fitting Czech instrument for this beloved Czech masterwork.
Performed by the Mada & Hugh Piano Duo
Recorded at the Petrof Piano Factory in The Czech Republic
Follow us for more four-hand piano performances of classical and folk-inspired repertoire.
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Dvořák: Slavonic Dance Op. 72 No. 1 in B Major (4-Hand Piano) - Mada & Hugh Piano Duo

Piano piece, like a song for piano. I think with more popular/cinematic/jazz harmony influence than other works I posted. Some listeners commented it feels like an older person remembering something from the past. So the name reflects something make-believe from my childhood (which my kid got to do for real :) )

Theory/Performance Notes: Beginner level piano. Lots of seventh chords, and lots of modal phrases for coloring

Peach Tree Orchard

Piano Improvisation.
2020/08/17
Istanbul.

Dedicated to my serious baby.

A moment so small

A Moment So Small

FIREFLIES

When I was about 12, my dad bought us a Wurlitzer organ that I was immediately drawn to.  I took lessons for a couple of years, and then started playing (for pay!!) at a local church near Eureka, CA.  Then we moved back to Sacramento and I played at a couple of churches there (still getting paid, wow).  Anyway, when I moved to college in Moses Lake, WA, where I still live, there was no organ around but there was a piano.  From that day forth I became a lover of the piano.  I've played on church worship teams for over 30 years, as well as several rock bands, but my real passion is writing music.  I find it fascinating that from 12 different tones, an unlimited amount of music can be written - kind of like snowflakes, or God, even.  Over the last few years I've been influenced greatly by Yanni, as well as Brian Crain, Giovanni, and others.  I write instrumental music, featuring the piano and often supported with strings, etc - plus I get out my bass guitar on some songs.  I hope my music will bring healing and rest to you.  My first album is called "A Time of Refreshing", the second one is "A Time of Hope", the third "A Time of Healing" and the fourth "A Time of Reflection".  They are all available on Amazon, iTunes, CDbaby, etc.  The CD versions have all the final revisions and are also in WAV files which is supposed to be better quality than the MP3.  My current project will be called "A Time of Joy" (seeing a pattern here?).
My lovely wife and I have nine kids (yes, all ours), several of whom have followed me musically and I'm sure will surpass me at some point.  (They just told me they have ALREADY surpassed me......oh well).  We love each other, we love God, and we love music.  I'm thankful for SoundCloud as well.  Have a great day!

Evening Colors

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