This tune finds it's inspiration from the monochromatic tones of black to dark grey. Brooding, mysterious, melancholy and lot's of other descriptive words embody this short solo piano improvisation.

Monochrome

Piano: Zeitfaktor
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Guitar & E-Bow: The Monk by The Sea

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Way To Sky (ft. Zeitfaktor)

Mortal

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Constant

Marcelo Zavros - Don't be a Stranger

In the Balance

Paths

Near

About Time

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Lines

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It is the 5th volume of the Piano Textures series started in 2007.
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"Bruno Sanfilippo’s imagination knows no bounds. The prolific pianist and composer has poured a lifetime exploring contemporary classical patterns and minimalism into his Piano Textures series, records of austere beauty and quiet, melancholic reflection. Piano Textures 5, his latest release, expands on this palette, yet feels freer and looser. From the opening track, which sounds like sunrise on a spring day, Sanfilippo imbues the music with lightness and a sense of optimism – songs float by, as if on a cloud. The result is his most open, engaging work yet, songs for the heart that speak to the joy of life" ad21
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Piano Textures 5III

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Piano Textures 5 III

A melancholy orchestral trinket featuring Pascale Scarabin, vocalist from Montpellier, France.

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Original melody written and sung by Pascale Scarabin.
Original production by Oliver Sadie, composed, performed and recorded in London.

Photograph in track art by Pascale Scarabin.

Paths

Steven Gutheinz