Anna Heller plays piano composition "The Bell" from piano cycle "Three haiku" by Ukrainian composer Tetiana Afanasenko inspired by the poetry of Japanese poets. Dedicated to the Prof. Tetiana Olexandrivna Roshchina. 

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Tetiana Afanasenko - The Bell

Look for a remastered version to be released on Spotify (and other streaming services) on October 25, 2024.  Spotify artist page: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6C0SntKljTLs56EFvZzvzS?si=U4MiCwnBRFGYDlRDcp4XuA

Happy Piano Day!

Impressionist piece inspired by the experience of free diving--wandering and peaceful with a tinge of anxiety in the back of the mind.

Some musical elements are borrowed from my album "Seven Dreams of the Orb Weaver" https://soundcloud.com/skai-eriksson/sets/seven-dreams-of-the-orb-weaver.

Some inspiration from Debussy may be heard in the shifting tonal center and more overtly with the pentatonic runs.

To convey the irregular undulations of the sea and the uneven activity level of freediving I fully indulged in tempo rubato--I think I ended up with tempo rubato e rotto :-)

-photograph taken by Melissa Lehman.

Freedive

"1986.
What were your parents like before you were born?
Yuri, the factory worker.
Yelena, literature graduate.
Met in school, then moved together.
Gomel was their Eden until one fateful day.
It was a rumble, a southern gale.
Rumours of a disaster made them leave their home.
A year later, Masha was born".

Gomel 84 - From "MARIA"
Music composed by Thomas O'Higgins Horna
Produced at Kolima Forest Studios.

Poster photo retrieved from Pro Stock Tennis,
Edited for a movie that most definitely exists.

Full EP available on bandcamp:
https://thomasohigginshorna.bandcamp.com/album/maria

This track is not to be used to train AI.

Gomel 86

Full EP on bandcamp

‘fortuna’
Modular Eudemonism.
Track created in 2023.

Kairos is an ancient Greek philosophical concept. Unlike Chronos, which is linear time, Kairos can only be indicated by feeling: it is the ‘time of the opportune moment’. Kairos tells us, for example, when the artist should stop and let his work live its own life.

Tools :
Pam’s, Marbles, SIG, Varigate.
- Plaits (pair of classic waveforms) > Beads.
- Pluck > DSP (reverb).
- Drum2.
- Loquelic Iteritas Percido > Desmodus Versio.
- Morphagene (vocal sample) > Synchronyne > Sisters.
Sinc Defero, Ochd.
StMix, Black stereo mixer, Listen IO.
Recorded live and mastered with Logic Pro X.

Associated image : Petrus Major.

Kairos [modular eudemonism]

Kindness

Stargazing

68 - No one mattered more than you

68 - No One Mattered More Than You

Cheat Mode Enabled

Made for the Naviar Records haiku challenge #563. Based on the haiku by Mukai Kyorai:

autumn wind…
I am stringing
a plain-wood bow

Autumn Wind [naviarhaiku 563]

Video here - https://youtu.be/8BRi1SRi71k?si=vQ-_kvF0MBKuQZOP

autumn wind...
I am stringing
a plain-wood bow

Kyorai was a Japanese haiku poet who first trained as a martial artist before he started writing and became one of Basho’s first disciples.

This is one of Kyorai's most famous poem, and one that Natsume Sōseki used as an example of great haiku poetry when teaching at a high school in Kumamoto.

Haiku by Mukai Kyorai

Stringing (naviarhaiku563)

A 'bit' conceptual this one ... You're hearing 1-bit sound at the beginning of the piece ... all the way up to 16-bits by the end ... Enjoy!

Fog clears away:
the waterfall shows up
bit by bit.
 
Undoubtedly one of the most important Japanese novelists in modern history, Natsume Sōseki began his career publishing haiku and renku poems in a number of newspapers and periodicals. Early in his career he met Masaoka Shiki, who encouraged him to become a writer and tutored him in the art of composing haiku.

Between 1900 and 1903 he studied at the UCL in London, but this proved to be quite a dramatic experience for the young Soseki. Despite this, when Soseki returned to Japan, he exploded into prolific writing activity.

Haiku by Natsume Soseki: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/16061597.Natsume_S_seki

To find out more and participate, visit https://www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/

Cheat Mode Enabled

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