A track that features a dialogue between piano and guitar over a bed of evolving synths.

Symbiosis

A piece that seeks to mimic the gentle dance of leaves in the breeze.

Forest Walk

The Gentle Dance of Leaves

The Gentle Dance Of Leaves

A gently swaying piano track, predominantly in 8/8 meter.

Reclining

A wandering stream of consciousness journey through music.

Mindwalking

The Terrestrial Realm seeks to depict a panoramic flyover of some of the beautiful terrain on our planet.

Realms

The Terrestrial Realm

Solar Spectacle

The Berceuse is a stylized piano character piece refined by 19th century composers such as Chopin, Liszt, and others. It's intended to be a night piece, almost in the style of a lullaby. I've tried to capture that aesthetic in my Berceuse.

Berceuse

My setting of the tune Schönster Herr Jesu or Polish origin. It's a relaxing and meditative arrangement with a subtle climax in the middle.

Beautiful Savior

A relaxing and meditative track featuring piano over the soothing sounds of flowing water, hence the title "Wellspring".

Wellspring

An expansive and immersive track. Hopefully it sucks you into its world.

Music To Which One Ponders The Vastness Of The Universe

A relaxing track, as if the listener is perched at a vantage point, observing the vastness of nature.

Vantage Point

A warm bed of synths support a minimal piano part.

Music To Which One Observes A Moonrise

An immersive ambient track for reflecting on complex problems.

Music To Which One Analyzes Complex Problems

My interpretation of the classic Gymnopedie by Erik Satie from my album "Light", a collection of my interpretations of 20 classical works by Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms, Joplin, Liszt, and other.s.

Gymnopedie No. 1

My arrangement of the famous 19th century tune, All is Well (Peace Like a River)

When Peace Like A River

A gentle little piano painting dedicated to my granddaughter, Ava Grace.

Grace

Music to Which One Loses Track of Time

Music To Which One Loses Track Of Time

Latest release on my new moniker, When Nature Speaks, based on a 2016 trip to the Yukon Territory in Canada.

Pristine Yukon Wilderness

Pristine Yukon WIlderness

Dignity is part of my ongoing series of pieces related to virtues and attributes of the human condition.

Dignity

A light and airy piano solo with effects, inspired by a 2010 visit to Costa Rica.

Costa Rican Cloud Forest

Another installment in my Music for Every Occasion series.

Music To Which One Faces Dilemmas

Another release in my ongoing Music for Every Occasion series.

Music to Which One Weighs Options

Music To Which One Weighs Options

I released this one on my When Nature Speaks moniker/profile.

Mindfulness is the latest installment in my Music for Every Occasion series.

Mindfullness

Mindfulness

This is my arrangement of the classical "Entry of the Gladiators" for synthesizers. What a hoot. I had way to much fun doing this one.

Entry of the Gladiators

Entry Of The Gladiators

The latest release on my PostGenre profile.

Music to Which One Swaggers

Music To Which One Swaggers

A continuation of my Music for Every Occasion series. Mellow out.

Music to Which One Observes the Night Sky

Music To Which One Studies The Night Sky

The latest installment in my series of piece bearing titles and inspired by virtues and attributes of the human condition. Be thankful.

Thankful

A few moments inspired by childhood memories of winters in the upper Midwest of the United States.

Midwestern Winterscapes

Another release in my ongoing series of Music for Every Occasion.

Music to Which One Watches Snow Fall

Music To Which One Watches Snow Fall

Just a little musical homage to my father, who passed away 25 years ago.

I Remember

The latest release in my "Music for Every Occasion" series. This release is on my PostGenre profile, on which I release hybridized music.

Music to Which One Years for Signs of Spring

Music to Which One Yearns for Signs of Spring

Music To Which One Yearns For Signs Of Spring

A synthesized version of Offenbach's "Can Can" from "Orpheus". This is from my album "Synthesizing the Classics".

Synthesizing the Classics

"Can Can" (Offenbach) from "Synthesizing the Classics"

Published composer, international performer, professor/Ph. D., ASCAP. Here you'll find music from my 4 monikers: Stephen Weber (mostly piano), Seeking the Sublime (ambient/relaxation), PostGenre (experimental), In Clouds and Stars (hymn arrangements).

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