Music for piano and string quartet.

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After

A track written round a piano melody using Spitfire Chamber Strings

Alexei ( Tweaked and Professionally Mastered )

Isle of Calm

With all the talk of budgets, the economy and growth, it is easy to think that numbers can only be used for trying to work out how to understand finances.  However, as someone with an artistic perception of things, I like to play around with numbers to create something that could be considered beautiful.  Ultimately, the digital world consists of ones and zeros — it’s amazing to think how much is possible with just two symbols.  What do you think?

06 Nov 25 Sea of Numbers

Taken from my debut LP "Ichiru".

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written and recorded by daigo hanada

Ichiru

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And This Is How It Ends

Artist: Luke Howard
Track: Close
Rework of Ed Carlsen's track of the same name
Album: The Journey Tapes (Deluxe Edition)

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Ed Carlsen - Close
Original song composed by Ed Carlsen
Rework and piano by Luke Howard @lukehoward (http://www.lukehoward.com)

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Ed Carlsen - Close (Luke Howard Rework)

So… this is slightly awkward… When it comes to promoting my very own music, I seem to be at loss for words. And yet, I accept that self-promotion is part of every composer’s journey, at the end of each release. This album has been in the making for a very long time. In fact, it was complete before I even left New York, and I’ve been “sitting on it”, afraid to let it out, too weak to let it breathe. And yet here it is, fulfilling the unavoidable and at times desirable closure to something I meant to leave behind.

Beneath the dark veil of the night, covered in an intoxicating somber solitude, somewhat sorrow and slightly sweet, ‘Dislodged’ is a place of isolation, melancholy, and a bit of heartache. Composed and intended to be listened to as the second half to the ‘Unhinged’ mini-album, this intimate recording of my beloved instrument explores the outer reaches of spatial and reductionist pianism, occasionally echoed by the song of a lonely cello, contributing to the detachment, displacement, and dislocation of a damper pedal, controlling the felt rail which muffles the hammers against the strings. This is where my music lives…

The ten-piece mini-album, beginning with the same-titled “Dislodged” track, which is being premiered exclusively today on Headphone Commute, is out on November 10th, on 1631 Recordings. Recommended for fans of solo piano music, and my all-time favorite composers who inspire me, such as Nils Frahm, Otto A. Totland, Julien Marchal, Goldmund, Dustin O’Halloran, Fabrizio Paterlini, and Sophie Hutchings, and many, many more…

Dislodged

TRACK PREMIERE : Mike Lazarev - Dislodged

Keys

Piano solo piece from my new album "Carnet de Voyage", released on October 26 2018, with Memory Recordings.
© 2018 Dominique Charpentier. All rights reserved
© 2018 Memory Recordings. All rights reserved
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Carnet de Voyage

Raz Blanchard

I visited the Jewish Museum in Berlin a week ago and I felt overwhelmed since I walked in the first corridor.
The Memory Void, one of the symbolic spaces on the ground level of the Libeskind building, includes the installation Shalekhet (Fallen Leaves) by Menashe Kadishman. More than 10,000 faces with open mouths, cut from heavy round iron plates, cover the floor of the ground floor void.
Menashe Kadishman’s sculptures stir painful memories of the victims of war.
The soundscape you hear within the composition is a recording I made in the Void of people stepping on the iron plates.

10,000 fallen leaves

10,000 Fallen Leaves

Interpretation from Ólafur Arnalds' piece "Film Credits" by Maarten Vos on cello.
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After

Steven Gutheinz

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