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Inspired by my Pleyel (the piano of Chopin), C minor and nature, I made this quiet Nocturne. I experimented with the felted sound by using different materials including interfacing and felt.  The chord progression is from a previous violin, piano, and cello work I did called Jing Ye Si (https://sharonchen.bandcamp.com/track/thoughts-on-a-still-night).

Pre-save Eternity Tonite (25 June): https://gyro.lnk.to/EternityTonite
Blissful and Beyond study video: https://youtu.be/XDR9KxeVRk8
https://linktr.ee/sharonchenmusic
Nocturne in C minor performance: https://youtu.be/4FpHHFu5YhY
My computer was in repair for about eight days. I just got it back..

Nocturne in C Minor

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THE NEW ALBUM BY GRAMMY® WINNING ARTIST, LAURA SULLIVAN
Album Release Date: September 24, 2021

Before Laura Sullivan's parents passed on, they taught her an important lesson: Love knows no genres. 

​Laura's mother was her first Classical piano teacher, and her father taught her Country songs he played on his guitar and harmonica. In their memory, her new album Pieces of Forever merges her Contemporary Instrumental Classical Music with emotional Ambient Americana textures.

Laura grew up in a 100-year-old farmhouse at the foothills of Mount Lassen, in Northern California. At the time her family moved in, the old home was so rundown that the plumbing and electricity barely worked. They couldn’t watch TV unless everything else in the house was turned off, or the screen would shrink to half the size.
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But there were so many more interesting things to do than watch TV, it didn't really matter that their electricity was not great. The eleven acres were a landscape to explore, filled with old broken-down cars, furniture, and ancient junk left behind from days long ago. A rusty clawfoot bathtub filled with muddy water sat in the front yard. Attached to it with duct tape was a hand-painted sign reading "Bard Bath." 
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It was her parent's dream to own a farm, and this is what they could afford. Their vision was to transform it into a pleasant and comfortable homestead.
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And that is what they did. Her family put in a lot of effort on the project for many years. Their work paid off and it became a nice working ranch with chickens, ducks, cows, horses, pigs, and a throng of feisty cats and friendly dogs. Next to our walnut orchard the family nurtured a huge garden of flowers and vegetables. They reached out to their friends to share the abundance, and formed a community garden.

But life on the farm wasn’t all about work. Laura's father drove his pick-up truck all the way from Weatherford Oklahoma to California to bring home a piano once owned by Laura's Great Grandmother, Etta who had taught all her six children how to play it.
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Now, with Etta’s piano in their house, Laura's mother taught Laura how to play it too, starting when she was four years old. A few years later, Laura’s father began driving her all the miles into town each week so that she could have private piano lessons with the distinguished teacher, Ms. Winifred Laymon. They didn't have much money, but her parents continued that gift to her of piano lessons for all the years after until she left home for college.

Laura lost her mother many years ago from cancer. Her father passed away last summer during the bleak Covid-19 pandemic lockdown after a long struggle with Alzheimer's Disease. He still remembered how to play his favorite songs on the harmonica and the guitar even after most of his words had escaped him. 

"This album is about honoring the lives of my parents, the music they made, what they taught me, and their love. I sure hope my parents would like my new album and trusting they have already heard it. This comes with so much love." -Laura Sullivan

Laura's new album 'Pieces of Forever' merges her Contemporary Classical compositions, with flavors of Ambient Americana. Composed and arranged by Laura, who plays the piano on each track, and performs one song on the album while playing a harmonica that belonged to her Dad.
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Produced by Eric Sullivan, other instrumentalists include Gawain Mathews (Guitar), Chloe Mendola (Cello), Liz Hanks (Cello), Bryan Daste (Pedal Steel Guitar), Charles Butler (Banjo), Adam Burney (Harmonica), Caroline McCaskey (Musical Saw), and Kristin Weber (Violin).

Pieces of Forever

2. Rest Your Sorrow Movement 1

Blue Light

Blue Light (Solo Piano)

New extended version of Autumn Intro, already performed live on the Intimacy Tour 2024, recorded at the prestigious Funkhaus in Berlin.

Autumn Intro

Autumn Intro (Extended Version)

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Composer and pianist Alex Solely presents his new album.
"The Home Concert" is that kind of home — one you can return to anytime. You open the door, sit by the window, wrap yourself in a blanket and just… listen. There’s no stage — just a living room. No spotlights — only the soft glow of a desk lamp. No crowd — just a few close people. Alex plays a Yamaha digital piano. Beside him, a violin weaves its voice into the silence — gently, almost like a whisper. It’s a wordless dialogue, where every touch of the keys continues the conversation.

Alex Solely - Seagull (Live)

Sunrise

Echo of a Butterfly

Mirage

The Sail

My Piano

Remembrance - Piano & Cello

Sunday Stillness 
#RelaxingPianoMusic #MeditationMusic #modernclassical 

Passacaglia – Handel/Halvorsen | Sunday Stillness — a serene piano meditation where silence breathes through sound, offering peace, clarity, and quiet healing.

Sunday Stillness is the 7th track from Sunday, a 20-track piano-led concept album reimagining Handel’s Passacaglia through emotional, spiritual, and sonic evolution. Following the tender intimacy of Sunday Romance (Track 6) and the quiet forgiveness of Sunday Grace (Track 5), Sunday Stillness is the breath that follows, the sacred pause where silence itself becomes music.

It began with a hush…
The room glowed warm, shadows stretched softly across the floor, and the piano moved like a whisper. Not to dazzle or command, but to remind: stillness is not emptiness. It is the space where healing lingers.

✨ This Sunday Stillness version:
Elegant and meditative, Sunday Stillness is written as a gentle reflection like sunlight resting on quiet water. Each note unfolds slowly, graceful and unhurried, creating an atmosphere of peace, balance, and renewal.
🎧 Best for:
Meditation and mindful breathing
Quiet mornings & late-night reflection
Prayer, journaling, or yoga practice
Stress relief and relaxation

📅 A new emotion rises every Saturday.
🔗 Listen to the full Sunday journey on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1FlqhkID5gKwRgEwAWKnzo?si=9SOTed0ETuWHfLNekuK7Bg

For fans of: Yiruma • Ludovico Einaudi • Joep Beving • Arvo Pärt • Max Richter • Olafur Arnalds • Keith Jarrett • The Sixteen

🎹 Style: meditative piano / modern classical
🎼 Mood: Peaceful • Serene • Graceful • Spiritual • Healing • Timeless

#SundayStillness #MeditativePiano #HandelPassacaglia #ModernClassical #RelaxingPianoMusic #UrbanFuse

▶️ Stream or follow the project here: www.urban-fuse.com

Sunday

Sunday Stillness

Passacaglia - Handel/Halvorsen (Sunday Stillness)

Pathfinder

Beautiful piano covers ranging from classical to modern video games

Idea 10.1

Les Gnossiennes d’Erik Satie revisitées dans une atmosphère douce et enveloppante.
Un piano feutré, presque chuchoté, où chaque silence compte autant que la note.
Une interprétation à la frontière du classique et de l’ambiant, pensée pour la rêverie.

Gnossienne n°2

A Figure-Lune composed for my love with hope and inspired by a popular doorbell sound.

Mechanical Figure-Lune, "heart chime" (WLK. 1-2)

Erik Satie: Gnossienne No. 1

Tom Keen is a German pianist and composer of neoclassical and contemporary music. He is also known under the artist name "Phantasia Music", where he has released numerous cinematic and epic titles over the past years.

Tom focuses on minimalist emotional piano music, inspired by his own experiences and emotions, and tries to take you on a journey with every single composition.

Take a listen to his stories that need no words to be told…

Pathfinder

Tom Keen

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