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صحبي الشهيد

"Geh aus, mein Herz, und suche Freud" ("Go forth, my heart, and seek delight") is a summer hymn with a text in German by theologian Paul Gerhardt written in 1653. It was first published that same year in the fifth edition of Johann Crüger's hymnal Praxis Pietatis Melica. It was sung to several melodies, the most popular one composed by August Harder, and later became a Volkslied in an abridged version. 
Timur Ismagilov did the arrangement of this folksong for piano. It is a part of his piano cycle with 5 folksongs. https://www.youtube.com/user/TimurIsmagilov/videos

Read more about Timur in his Interview: https://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/timur-ismagilov/

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Geh aus, mein Herz, und suche Freude

Abenddämmerung

Yesterday we lost the world's finest jazz and blues Hammond organ player of all time, Joey DeFrancesco.  Joey simply was a legend , a jazz monster and responsible for the resurgence of the classic Hammond sound in so many settings.  Not only did Joey play the organ better than anyone else did or ever had, but he also was a very fine trumpet and tenor sax player - and no one plays both the trumpet and tenor sax in jazz.  But Joey could, did, sang, created 30 albums under his own name, and brought that soulful sound with simply amazing technical and creative abilities.  Difficult to explain the impact that Joey D had on my music, but it just didn't get any better listening to his playing - was fortunate to have seen him several times, including just a few years ago at the Blue Note.  So I'm reposting this blues I recorded about 5 years ago over a teaching backing track that he released.  All the wonderful comping and trio is his work - I just have the lead on this.  RIP Joey.  Damn

Grooving With Joey D

Synth: Arturia MicroFreak (all sounds except for the creepy voices)

DAW: Reaper, Audacity

Plugins used (aside from Reaper natives):
SuperMassive by Valhalla DSP
Chow Tape Model by Chowdhury DSP (excellent stuff, check them out!)
TAL Chorus LX by TAL Software

Wuotis (and other ghost stories)

A midnight procession

Solo Piano - Chris Bright

nightfire

Soul Prelude

KORG sounds A086 The Sign - Less is more 80s synths.

The Sign

Music can express our deepest feelings when words sometimes fail or are not enough… This track paints a picture of what it might be like when Nature has an opportunity to heal itself from the destructive actions of the human race.

K.M.Ende and I share a deep respect for nature and a worry for how the urge to make as much profit with everything as possible rather than making more sustainable decisions affects our planet, climate, plants, all living beings, us. We got chatting about this topic which led to our collaboration. I am very happy to have shared some ideas and sounds with a wonderful producer K.M.Ende (https://soundcloud.com/b-p-s-s )whose music is beautiful, interesting and of high quality. Here is also K.M's other project https://soundcloud.com/missingwinter

Let us know your thoughts!

Cover photo by K.M.Ende

Some bioelectrical recordings of mushrooms by Michael Z Prime were used creatively in this track. He kindly let me use his fascinating recordings.

Another Day Without Humanity (K.M.Ende & Heidi K collaboration)

Ponder

Where Only Angels Tread

Original pieces created using a mixture of four polyphonic CraftSynth version 1 hardware synth engines from Modal Electronics; a CraftSynth version 2 wave-table hardware synth, also from Modal Electronics,  Garage Band's software synth, PLUS the Codex software synth and the Element Software synth from Waves Audio. And the latest addition, a Korg Volca FM digital synthesiser.

New additions include a Korg Volca Keys synth and the tiny but amazing Korg NTS-1.

And at last, I've got my hands on a Modal Skulpt!

I try to mix and match these synths together in the pieces that I create, producing some quite unique sounds from my home-made synth array.

Where Only Angels Tread

KCynth

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