The sound of the piano is so eerily beautiful, I love the reverb you've applied to it, i think it adds great size and space to the track. I like how the chords progress

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For more info & free downloads, visit the official site: http://www.stevenvrancken.com/home.html. "Steven`s solo piano work reminds you to the work of Arvo Pärt and Wim Mertens..." (number one Belgian classical radio station Klara) “Imagine silence itself were a musician, would it play the piano like Steven does? Well indeed, maybe it would . . ." (Alexander Wolfram, Belgian author) I never followed an official musical education—as a child I tried; but after two years, I was kind of traumatized by the linear and old-fashioned way of teaching and never
thought I'd be able to play any instrument or sing.
From 2002 to 2006, I discovered playing the piano; and, in 2007, I started to take my autodidactic practice more seriously. Since then, I have practiced, performed, sung and played a lot, and attended several intensive workshops, all to discover new ways to express my personal sound. 
All the music performed during my piano concerts is self-composed and improvised in the moment. Every concert is different, although you'll recognize several melodies and musical passages as it is with improvisational jazz music.
You'll also find several of the melodies and songs I worked with on the album Into resonance. Though it's not at all my intention to imitate other musicians, I'll tell you this just to give you an idea: people often tell me that my piano music reminds them, at times, of music from musicians like Ludovico Einaudi, Eric Satie, Keith Jarret (improvisations), Craig Armstrong (piano works) or Michael Nyman (the piano).

And, since I also sing a lot and use several other instruments besides the piano, people tell me that my concerts take them along on a trip through several world cultures.
What I'm often told is that people hear a lot of oriental, Arabic, Buddhist, Indian and native influences in my music. It's not my intention to consciously create these sounds; it just happens naturally. I'm just enjoying the moment and sharing music from my heart.
On my site you can find free music downloads as well: http://www.stevenvrancken.com This documentary was made by great people of the Belgian television station RTV.


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Into Resonance (1st Piano solo album)

Origin of Red Tara Tree

backing track: unlocking the beyond by Steven Vrancken

Tara

Temporary mix, nothing final. Another one of those deeper "close your eyes and sit back" kinds of techno.

Armenian Dub

Requiem

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"Steven`s solo piano work reminds you to the work of Arvo Pärt and Wim Mertens..." (number one Belgian classical radio station Klara)

“Imagine silence itself were a musician, would it play the piano like Steven does? Well indeed, maybe it would . . ." (Alexander Wolfram, Belgian author)

I never followed an official musical education—as a child I tried; but after two years, I was kind of traumatized by the linear and old-fashioned way of teaching and never
thought I'd be able to play any instrument or sing.   

From 2002 to 2006, I discovered playing the piano; and, in 2007, I started to take my autodidactic practice more seriously. Since then, I have practiced, performed, sung and played a lot, and attended several intensive workshops, all to discover new ways to express my personal sound. 

All the music performed during my piano concerts is self-composed and improvised in the moment. Every concert is different, although you'll recognize several melodies and musical passages as it is with improvisational jazz music.

You'll also find several of the melodies and songs I worked with on the album Into resonance. Though it's not at all my intention to imitate other musicians, I'll tell you this just to give you an idea: people often tell me that my piano music reminds them, at times, of music from musicians like Ludovico Einaudi, Eric Satie, Keith Jarret (improvisations), Craig Armstrong (piano works) or Michael Nyman (the piano).  
 
And, since I also sing a lot and use several other instruments besides the piano, people tell me that my concerts take them along on a trip through several world cultures.

What I'm often told is that people hear a lot of oriental, Arabic, Buddhist, Indian and native influences in my music. It's not my intention to consciously create these sounds; it just happens naturally. I'm just enjoying the moment and sharing music from my heart.

On my site you can find free music downloads as well. 

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Nature`s welcome - INTO RESONANCE

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"Steven`s solo piano work reminds you to the work of Arvo Pärt and Wim Mertens..." (number one Belgian classical radio station Klara)

“Imagine silence itself were a musician, would it play the piano like Steven does? Well indeed, maybe it would . . ." (Alexander Wolfram, Belgian author)

I never followed an official musical education—as a child I tried; but after two years, I was kind of traumatized by the linear and old-fashioned way of teaching and never
thought I'd be able to play any instrument or sing.   

From 2002 to 2006, I discovered playing the piano; and, in 2007, I started to take my autodidactic practice more seriously. Since then, I have practiced, performed, sung and played a lot, and attended several intensive workshops, all to discover new ways to express my personal sound. 

All the music performed during my piano concerts is self-composed and improvised in the moment. Every concert is different, although you'll recognize several melodies and musical passages as it is with improvisational jazz music.

You'll also find several of the melodies and songs I worked with on the album Into resonance. Though it's not at all my intention to imitate other musicians, I'll tell you this just to give you an idea: people often tell me that my piano music reminds them, at times, of music from musicians like Ludovico Einaudi, Eric Satie, Keith Jarret (improvisations), Craig Armstrong (piano works) or Michael Nyman (the piano).  
 
And, since I also sing a lot and use several other instruments besides the piano, people tell me that my concerts take them along on a trip through several world cultures.

What I'm often told is that people hear a lot of oriental, Arabic, Buddhist, Indian and native influences in my music. It's not my intention to consciously create these sounds; it just happens naturally. I'm just enjoying the moment and sharing music from my heart.

On my site you can find free music downloads as well. This documentary was made by great people of the Belgian television station RTV.

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Surrender >>> PREVIEW Unlock Full Track (7 min.) on iTunes

Carrying you (Unlock full high quality track, 9 min., on iTunes)

Arising within >>> SAMPLE Unlock Full Track (+ 9 min.) on iTunes

Singing clouds >>> PREVIEW Unlock Full Track (2:49) on iTunes (= Higher Quality + Artist Support)

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"Steven`s solo piano work reminds you to the work of Arvo Pärt and Wim Mertens..." (number one Belgian classical radio station Klara)
“Imagine silence itself were a musician, would it play the piano like Steven does? Well indeed, maybe it would . . ." (Alexander Wolfram, Belgian author)
I never followed an official musical education—as a child I tried; but after two years, I was kind of traumatized by the linear and old-fashioned way of teaching and never
thought I'd be able to play any instrument or sing.
From 2002 to 2006, I discovered playing the piano; and, in 2007, I started to take my autodidactic practice more seriously. Since then, I have practiced, performed, sung and played a lot, and attended several intensive workshops, all to discover new ways to express my personal sound.
All the music performed during my piano concerts is self-composed and improvised in the moment. Every concert is different, although you'll recognize several melodies and musical passages as it is with improvisational jazz music.
You'll also find several of the melodies and songs I worked with on the album Into resonance. Though it's not at all my intention to imitate other musicians, I'll tell you this just to give you an idea: people often tell me that my piano music reminds them, at times, of music from musicians like Ludovico Einaudi, Eric Satie, Keith Jarret (improvisations), Craig Armstrong (piano works) or Michael Nyman (the piano).
And, since I also sing a lot and use several other instruments besides the piano, people tell me that my concerts take them along on a trip through several world cultures.
What I'm often told is that people hear a lot of oriental, Arabic, Buddhist, Indian and native influences in my music. It's not my intention to consciously create these sounds; it just happens naturally. I'm just enjoying the moment and sharing music from my heart.
On my site you can find free music downloads as well: http://www.stevenvrancken.com


Embracing spirit >>> SAMPLE Unlock Full Track (5:05) on Bandcamp

COMPOSITIONS

Age Of Wake

Vagues Ephemeres - Amine Belkhouche

One of the songs we use to honor the great mother vine of the rainforest. Thank you great spirit mother for so much love and teachings.  We first received this icaro from our Maestra Ema’a, for us she brought this spirit into our universe.  We would also like to thank Don José Campos for his creation of bringing this icaro into the world.

If you like the vibrations of this song, please share this medicine by reposting the track on your own soundcloud-page.
Our double cd is released.   You can order the cd in HQ on Bandcamp: https://thewhitearrow.bandcamp.com/album/opening-of-the-heart

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Or you can listen every month to a new single release on Sotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4UoBOwDE2nZ5sfA6HpdUFM?si=4dnBykywS1-54B_eERvHIQ
You can support us by following us on Spotify and also by putting our songs in one of your playlists, reposting them and sharing.
We thank you for spreading the medicine.

If you like this song you might be interested in our full album.  We can send the cd to you anywhere in the world.  The trend is digital but we like to work for a while with the fysical cd, also because the cd is a peace of art made by a great artist/friend of us, this artwork is part of the experience.  If you like this song it would be great if you post a few words and feel free to 'repost' it and share it with friends.  Share the medicine in to the world.

LYRICS
The text is a mixture of Quechua, Spanish and Portuguese and our personal poetic freedom to have the words display the right sound needed for the atmosphere (spirit) of this icaro.

for ancient icaros it s difficult to find an owner of a song. let s say each generation gets the info from the cosmos and downloads the frequency again.  we ve learned this song from our Maestra Ema Drolma Mata who gave us the permission of spreading it again. we would like to excuse ourselves if we have missed out on other owners if this icaro. we would like to thank also Don José Campos for his inspiration. his version of this icaro came to our ears a bit later.


Ayahuasca mama - mother ayahuasca
Taki taki mou-louni - I sing for you
Ayahuasca mama - mother ayahuasca
Taki taki mou-louni - I'm singing this song for you
Chuya Chuya medicina - healing, cleaning medicine
Nai na nai na nai nai nai
Força forç-A-mazonia - Amazonia power
Nai na nai na nai nai nai

Ayahuasca tronkocito manca - Ayahuasca vine 
Chari ri rin di ri riri (comes from 'chamuri' meaning 'come come')
Ayahuasca tronkocito manca - Ayahuasca vine 
Chari ri rin di ri riri (comes from 'chamuri' meaning 'come come')
Chuya Chuya medicina - healing, cleaning medicine
Nai na nai na nai na nai
Limpiarenge cuerpocito - clean body
Nai na nai na nai na nai
Força forç-A-mazonia - Amazonia power
Nai na nai na nai na nai
Limpiarenge cuerpocito - clean body
Nai na nai na na na nai
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca, ayahuasca, ayahuasca
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca - Ayahuasca from the heavens/sky
Citoycona mica chamuri ri ri (comes from 'chamuri' meaning 'come come')
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca, ayahuasca, ayahuasca - Ayahuasca from the heavens/sky
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca - Ayahuasca from the heavens/sky
Citoycona mica chamuri ri ri—come to me
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca, ayahuasca, ayahuasca
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca - Ayahuasca from the heavens/sky
Ayahuasca mama - mother ayahuasca
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca- Ayahuasca from the heavens/sky
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca - Ayahuasca from the heavens/sky
Citoycona mica chamuri ri ri —come to me
Cielo Cielo Ayahuasca - Ayahuasca from the heavens/sky
Ayahuasca mama - mother ayahuasca

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Opening of the Heart

Cielo Medicina

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Set Of The Day Podcast - 448 - Ranoir [Töchter Special]

With the 'Improvisation of the day' series I share with you my sound and music, recorded in the moment, without any preparation or plan, with my voice as my main instrument, with or without instruments or loop station, just following the flow of the moment. Enjoy!
www.patriciavancutsem.com
Vocals & loopstation RC-300: Patricia Van Cutsem
Composer: Patricia Van Cutsem
Photo by Wes Powers

Improvisation of the day #7 voice and loopstation

Collab with Lionel Scardino - @lionel-scardino

Milky Way (collab with Lionel Scardino) - preview

At the beginning of this new year I am trying out some new percussion. With the 'Improvisation of the day' series I share with you my sound and music, recorded in the moment, without any preparation or plan, with my voice as my main instrument, with or without instruments or loop station, just following the flow of the moment. Enjoy!

www.patriciavancutsem.com
Vocals, percussion, loopstation, Ableton live: Patricia Van Cutsem
Composer: Patricia Van Cutsem

Improvisation of the day #16 voice, loopstation, percussion

Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y7l5hpua

I never followed an official musical education—as a child I tried; but after two years, I was kind of traumatized by the linear and old-fashioned way of teaching and never thought I'd be able to play any instrument or sing.

From 2002 to 2006, I discovered playing the piano; and, in 2007, I started to take my autodidactic practice more seriously. Since then, I have practiced, performed, sung and played a lot, and attended several intensive workshops, all to discover new ways to express my personal sound. 

All the music performed during my piano concerts is self-composed and improvised in the moment. Every concert is different, although you'll recognize several melodies and musical passages as it is with improvisational jazz music. You'll also find several of the melodies and songs I worked with on the album "Into resonance". Though it's not at all my intention to imitate other musicians, I'll tell you this just to give you an idea: people often tell me that my piano music reminds them, at times, of music from musicians like Ludovico Einaudi, Eric Satie, Keith Jarret (improvisations), Craig Armstrong (piano works) or Michael Nyman (the piano).

And, since I also sing a lot and use several other instruments besides the piano, people tell me that my concerts take them along on a trip through several world cultures. What I'm often told is that people hear a lot of oriental, Arabic, Buddhist, Indian and native influences in my music. It's not my intention to consciously create these sounds; it just happens naturally. I'm just enjoying the moment and sharing music from my heart.

On my site you will exclusive free music downloads & you can purchase my CD`s there as well: http://www.stevenvrancken.com 

"Steven`s solo piano work reminds you to the work of Arvo Pärt and Wim Mertens..." (number one Belgian classical radio station Klara)

“Imagine silence itself were a musician, would it play the piano like Steven does? Well indeed, maybe it would . . ." (Alexander Wolfram, Belgian author)

Embracing spirit >>> SAMPLE Unlock Full Track (5:05) on Bandcamp

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