Panta Rhei for ensemble Music by Valentina Grisafi

Panta Rhei - Valentina Grisafi

Composed, played & produced by http://www.StanLeonard.com
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Picture inspired by van Gogh ;-)

Daydreaming (solo guitar)

A wistful look back at a cherished family trip.
Watch the Video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/TsWQbYgKXpQ

This piece is the first collaboration with the incredibly talented pianist and composer Debra Buesking from the USA. I am very happy to be able to work with her and look forward to further joint projects.

Composed by Debra Buesking @debra_buesking
Piano: Debra Buesking
Arrangement and Orchestration: Stefan Kraft

Reflective

Leaving Rome

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Leaving Rome (Ft. Debra Buesking)

A simple melody with subtle orchestration

Serenity

Fugue in Fm M.M. 67

"Depth Over Ease" is a quiet rebellion against the temptation of simplicity.
This piece chooses introspection over decoration, silence over noise, emotion over polish.
Every phrase reaches inward, unfolding like a secret remembered rather than recited.
It's a piece for those who listen with their whole self — not for ease, but for resonance.

Close your eyes. Breathe with the tempo. Let it take you deeper than comfort.

Depth Over Ease Francesco Adornetto & Francess Harris

In collaboration with Francess Harris. She played the piano composition and I did the composition of the orchestral arrangement. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Any comment is appreciated always.

Collaboration Timothy McGuire / Francess Harris

Spring Sonnet

Spring Sonnet (feat. Fr. Harris)

Peaceful Stream (Orchestral)

Peaceful Stream (Ft. Debra Buesking)

Ci sarà un domani

In Dreams (Remix)

Grave of the fireflies interlude

Welcome on my profile.

As a young boy, I learned to play the piano with my grandmother, who was a concert pianist. Thanks to her patience, I was brought closer to music. It was a hard but worthwhile way.

After I ended my school training and started my vocational training, the music got into the background. However, the music has accompanied me throughout my life. With increasing age, the music again got a greater status in my life.

First with the old piano of my grandmother, who had long since died and then with a keyboard, I started making music again.

I don't have a studied musical background and make music as a hobby without really had learned about orchestration. I find myself slowly into the topic and I am happy to have found some listeners.

Inspired by many lovely people, who also make music, I develop myself even at older age and look forward to further listeners.

Therefore, have fun hearing my modest works and thank you for the nice comments.

Tim