Sweet bit of playing here Don! Nicely done indeed!

what a beauty, ... :):):):):) ty ... tytyty

Really enjoyed this Don!  Nicely played - Nat

I updated this this track with few tweaks and a new mix and master... and a rename too.

Harvest Dance

Harvest Dance (aka better days ahead)

Here is a new track written with a new collaborator, vocalist Elvya. @elvyadulcimer brings her wonderful heavenly vocals to this Celtic track and Jordi Storm lends his voice on harmony.  We hope Willows Waltz will transport you to a peaceful spring day, laying by a river bank under the gently swaying boughs of a willow tree.

Elvya - Vocals and Harmonies
Philleann - Music and Instruments
Jordi Storm - Harmony Vocal

Written by Philip Dale & Elvya

Willow's Waltz (Philleann & Elvya)

Delighted to share this new collaboration with my friend Debra!  
Debra's beautiful arrangement breaths new life into the timeless folk ballad.

Debra Buesking - Piano  @debra_buesking
Philleann - Low Whistle

Scarborough Fair (Debra Buesking & Philleann)

Aquamarine

I Am Water

I Am Water - Aquamarine - Kirsten Agresta Copely

Airs of the Dog

The Place of the Wolf

Tubular Dogs

I Live Not Near The Louvre

Thank you, David Dunham, for mastering my piano tracks. I appreciate this help very much.
Listen to David's beautiful music here: @david-dunhamuser589535203

Reverence

Dedicated in loving memory to our mothers.
Thank you dear Oddrun for gracing my music with your magic.

Poem: Emily Jane Brontë
Music Oddrun Eikli and Debra Buesking
Vocals: @oddrun-eikli
Piano: Debra Buesking
Studiowork: Arne Hiorth
cover design: Debra Buesking.


IN MEMORY 

Blessed be Thou for all the joy
My soul has felt to-day!
O let its memory stay with me
And never pass away!


I was alone, for those I loved
Were far away from me;
The sun shone on the withered grass,
The wind blew fresh and free.


Was it the smile of early spring
That made my bosom glow?
'Twas sweet, but neither sun nor wind
Could raise my spirit so.


Was it some feeling of delight,
All vague and undefined?
No, 'twas a rapture deep and strong,
Expanding in my mind!


Was it a sanguine view of life
And all its transient bliss—
A hope of bright prosperity?
O no, it was not this!

Sound Of Memory. Oddrun Eikli & Debra Buesking

The Scots song "Ae fond kiss" by the Scottish poet Robert Burns was written in 1791 in a letter to Mrs Agnes Maclehose (aka Clarinda) as a farewell, and to commemorate her and Burns' unconsummated love affair.

Burns' original setting of three verses in eight lines was set to the tune of "Rory Dall's Port". The musical score was published in the collection of Scottish folks songs known as the Scots Musical Museum. 

Piano played by Helen Roberts.

We hope you'll enjoy it!

-

to my dearest Clarinda

Ae Fond Kiss (Robert Burns - With Helen Roberts)

Blissie's Waltz

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7yeTAlHFQFpJtom5yWDxJZ?si=d146cb17ac6544f2

Blissie's Waltz

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