Name: A Winter's Tale - Piano Version by Time 2 Relax
Duration: 2 min 21 s
Description: This is the new piano version of my track "A Winter's Tale". 🎹🎶

Very nice melody, I just find the piano mechanics a bit too loud... :)

This is an amazing piano track. The melody is beautiful and subtle which is perfect for this kind of music in my opinion. This is an example of how a less is more approach can make for an excellent song. Fantastic work!

So beautiful in its quiet chill.  The felted piano has such a lovely sound under your fingers.

So lovely, calm and peaceful.  A wonderful find.

Silent Phase

In this track I used piano, strings and drums.
Thank you for listening !

Composition: Julien Apelian
Recording studio: Audio Colors
September, 24th, 2022

Autumn Nature

This is the new piano version of my track "A Winter's Tale". 🎹🎶

A Winter's Tale - Piano Version

Sunday morning...a moment to improvise something at the piano, with that typical feeling of a relaxed and chill start of the day.

Sunday Morning

Light on Mont Saint Michel by Roger Tastet 03/2023
Voices : Auddict Celestial voices, Soundiron Requiem Light , VSL Ganymede
Strings VSL Elite strings

Written with Notion 6 mixed with Logic Pro

Lumière sur le Mont Saint Michel

Spring time (Guitar solo)

INCANTATION

Relatively compliant with Johann’s score (so far as you know)….poetic licence (ie a coach and horses) appear to have been driven through certain measures (and to a lesser extent, dynamic range notation), in response to which I rely upon, by way of mitigation, the excuse that Rubato made me do it(rhythmic shaping and/or contortion of tempo within the otherwise static/prescriptive confines of selectively iterated measures). Can roses grow, from the ashes of my Rubato sins? Read on.

Part II (not yet posted) will comprise variations on this same piece. Fasten your seatbelt. Estimated completion date 20 July 2023.

I heard variations singing in my mind, when rubato ran amok. Hopefully it will all make sense when the variations are complete, though in all likelihood, it will not (make sense).

Inspired by a miraculous performance of JS Bach by French composer pianist and flautist Douvin. Your time is better spent hearing Douvin's piece, which is here, the work of a true master. J'adore Douvin. Everything he does is breathtakingly beautiful.
https://soundcloud.com/franckdouvin/suite-en-si-mineur-of-js-bach-new-monday-july-10-2023-recording

J.S. Bach - Two Part Invention- C Major - Part 1 - Performance

Nenad Jović composed and played "Guitar Dialogue(Guitar solo)(https://soundcloud.com/user-442202241/guitar-dialogue?si=810f0e65b292499bb34b43defa269f4d&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing)," which struck me as beautiful. I love his soothing and soulful originals. I aligned a poem I had written with the tune and recorded it. Permission from him to make it public here was granted. Jović's music can be found at:  soundcloud.com/user-442202241. He is a brilliant guitarist and composer. Thank you for listening!

"The Weeping Meadow" Collaboration with Neno J.

Where are We Now
Music by Massimo Ghianda @m4xgh
Vocals by Bruce Conover

Had to get the train 
from Potsdamer Platz
You never knew that
That I could do that
Just walking the dead

Sitting in the Djungle
On Nürnberger Straße
A man lost in time
Near KaDeVe
Just walking the dead

Where are we now?
Where are we now?
The moment you know
You know, you know

Twenty thousand people
Cross Bösebrücke
Fingers are crossed
Just in case
Walking the dead

Where are we now?
Where are we now?
The moment you know
You know, you know

As long as there's sun
As long as there's sun
As long as there's rain
As long as there's rain
As long as there's fire
As long as there's fire
As long as there's me
As long as there's you

Find one friend and proceed......

Conover/Ghianda cover of the Bowie track
Music by Massimo Ghianda @m4xgh
Vocals by Bruce Conover

Where are We Now?  (David Bowie Tribute) by Bruce Conover and Massimo Ghianda

I`ve always liked to walk late at night while the city sleeps,I like the quietness.But as time goes by,weeks,months,while navigating through these Rivers of Stone,a voice appears in my head,quietly at first,but encreasing in loudness as time goes by,to the point it becames unbearably loud and I cant ignore it anymore.The natural sounds of this sintetic forest gets too much for me.The voices scream "Natura",nature in latin,its nature calling me..I need music as old as the planet,music billions of years in the making,ever changing,sung by the wind and the trees,by the ocean and the birds by the storms and the critters that all seem to sing for me...the perfect orchestra...the perfect symphony.
A special thank you to Tomade for giving me motivation to write for piano again,hes a talented musician well deserved your time,I love his song Six Feet Under.
Also to Ray,the amazing photographer I work with,visiting his site and checking his work,will brighten your day,without a doubt https://www.raybilcliff.uk/

Rivers Of Stone

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