Nostalgia for the listens

A young boy whose dreams transcend reality is sucked into his his own fantasy, which is everything he has dreamed of until he unleashes a century old secret that may not only destroy this perfect dream world but reality itself.

Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland Main Title

Nemo Had The Key

The Door

Nemo Wakes Up

Intro Flip

The reality behind material subtance is not atoms, molecules or ultimate particles
but is spirit - to be exact, ahrimanic spirit, in rhythmic inter-relations. - Rudolf Steiner

a duet between a clarinet and an oboe
(Edirol orchestra) old as hell but still as good as ever!
(Remington type writer from Echo collective)
(and some of my recorded samples)
i believe machines/automatons possess/can develop a soul within itself





Mechanical Anima

Clipe OFICIAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYId5n1ng5g

Música: "Amor Gramatical"
Composição: Dani Zandonai
Vozes: Donna Duo

Part. Grupo "Homem que Diz":
Bandolim: Eduardo Ramos
Violão 7 Cordas: Jonatan Moraes
Percussão: Vinícius Cardoso

Produção: Luís Piazzetta
Direção: Alvaro Ramos
Gravado na Gramofone +Musical

Amor Gramatical - Donna Duo

It's my first and hopefully not last collaboration with the wonderful Dirk Maassen. 
I was very pleased when Dirk asked me to record a guitar part to his piece Déjà vu.
I recorded 2 versions, an improvised version and a more composed version. I decided to post my improvised version. It simply has more charisma and contrast to the piano.
Hope you enjoy ...
I appreciate every comment, but I'm on a journey and can not reply until end of August.


don't miss Dirk Massen if you don't already know him
@ascoltadi

cover: http://pixabay.com/

Déjà-vu     dirkmaassen - jensfelger

情熱/ARDOR

The Black Box - Ambiance 1.01

Photographie :  Quillihouarn Keriel

Eau forte, Quillihouarn, Keriel

Reminiscence

Eau forte Quillihouarn

Eau forte quillihouarn

For The Forgotten

"dreaming" is an improvisation I recorded for two guitars. 


dreaming

an acoustic film score cue I've always liked ..nice playing by Randy Lee and Pete Brewer of flute and clarinet ( forget which played what )  More blasts from the past ( 1988 ? )

The Door

Thomas Chase Jones

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