Cool color, lines the atmosphere very well !

Gorgeous! - Thanks! - enjoyed the writing too - great to have some new pieces from you!

The music and the piano sound (something like detuned) are both incredibles, very fine composition. Also your text is very fine, Sic transit gloria mundi .

excellent improv's at the frontier of freejazz and classical, bravo!!

84, for 84 days. Piano solo piece, recounting the short-lived reality of a blissful glory unaware of its doom. Though I will remember this too: "Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall" (attributed to Emerson?). How far down did I fall, for "all glories end up in RIP" (attributed to Edward Young)? At the heart of the piece, there is a quote of Francisco Tarrega's "Spanish Romance" or "Romanza". [I found the statue in the picture as an allegory of glory, but the sweetness in her face tells you otherwise. It is a war monument in Cormeilles-en-Parisis, "Victoire endeuillée", by Bartholomé]. Something beyond, or deep underneath the fuming ruins of the dead splendors of glory, remains and smoulders still. Isn't it simple, tender, undying love?

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