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Concert for the Armenian Community in Jerusalem, May 2014.

Khachaturian Violin Concerto, Jenny Hünigen, JSO, Frédéric Chaslin

"Midnight Reflections Waltz, No.53 (Original Composition)” - A melancholic broken heart waltz that captures the essence of longing and nostalgia. Composed with a poignant melody that echoes the depths of my broken heart, this piece invites listeners to immerse themselves in its soothing yet sorrowful beauty. As a composer and countertenor, I’ve poured my emotions into this waltz, creating a hauntingly beautiful soundscape that resonates with the soul.

Detail: Bb Major, 6/8-time, 80 BPM & Bb Major, 6/8-time, 85 BPM

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Lost Love (Original Waltzes Composition Vol.3)

Midnight Reflections Waltz No.53 (Original Compositions)

Adele Anthony and Gil Shaham, violin soloists
Recorded at the Sydney Opera House on Saturday 4 July 2015
Audio kindly supplied by Silver Partner ABC Classic FM

JS BACH Double Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV 1043: 3. Allegro

Gil Shaham, director and violin soloist
Recorded at the Sydney Opera House on Saturday 4 July 2015
Audio kindly supplied by Silver Partner ABC Classic FM

JS BACH Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041: 1. Allegro

JS BACH Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041: 2. Andante

JS BACH Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041: 3. Allegro assai

Victoria Bragin - F. Chopin: Polonaise E flat minor op. 26 no. 2

Bach French Suite VI Sarabande

Vladimir Horowitz-Etude In C Minor Op 25 No 12 Chopin

Presto Bach Violin Sonata

Johannes Brahms:
Two Intermezzi from Klavierstucke Op. 119, in b minor and e minor

Johannes Brahms

Sonata 46 for violin and classical guitar

Sandra Haniszewska - Violin
Tomasz Kandulski - Classical Guitar

I was attending music school as an undergraduate in 1998 at the University of Texas at Austin. At the time, Matthew Gould (of Duo 46) was attending as a Doctoral student in guitar and living in Austin with his partner, violinist Beth Schneider. They had started Duo 46 maybe a few years before this. I was hanging out with them a lot in those days - just going over to their apartment or whatever. One day, Matt said to me, "Hey man, why don't you write us a piece?", and I said, "Umm.. ok."

At this point, I don't think they expected much. They hadn't had that many pieces written for them yet, and I was just starting as a composer, only in my second year of school. I decided I wanted to write something that would really show off what they could do technically and musically, and that would leave audiences breathless.

Not knowing how to begin, I lifted a line from a piece that I had just written - a solo flute piece titled "The Five Rings of Miyamoto Musashi". That became the opening line of the piece. Then, inspired by the one movement sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti, I wrote the piece based on that line. The piece is full of things that I was just discovering and becoming influenced by at the time: baroque sonatas, renaissance lute music (hence the "lute" tuning of the guitar), the tangos of Piazzolla as well as the ever-present rock and heavy metal that has always been part of my music. Since Duo 46 premiered the piece in 1999, Sonata 46 has become one of my most frequently and widely performed pieces.

Notes

Sonata 46 (Haniszewska-Kandulski Duo)

Beethoven piano concerto n°5 op 73 "Emperor" mvt II & III

"Rain of Tears" - Sento in seno ch'in pioggia di lagrime (I feel within a rain of tears)
from: Tieteberga and Il Giustino
by Antonio Vivaldi
Rearr. by Jelia Megawati Heru & Michael Gunadi Widjaja


Standing in the rain,
standing all afraid,
who knows how to cure all my pain?

I drop these tears because I fear,
even though this rain is trying to make me clear,
for this moment is silent and now I hear,
the pain that managed to last all this year.

You were not there to see my pain.
I will never see love quite the same.
The rain drops to the ground,
like tears from my heart falling without a sound.

My eyes still shine bright,
but I still have this will to fight,
even to this great height.

My Love...
If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane,
I'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again


JS BACH Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041: 2. Andante

Sydney Symphony Orchestra

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