Name: A Sunday in November (rough draft) by Claudia Schlegel
Duration: 5 min 48 s
Description: This piece of piano was created on "A Sunday in November" - a very open title which maybe enables you let flow your own, personal thoughts. I hope you enjoy :-) As the titel indicates it´s still a rough draft, means not professional recorded. I hope it will follow next year! ;-)

Beautiful piano! Really enjoyed listening!

Magic touch! The intro arpeggio is great.

Engel fliegen einsam :) Such imagery in this piece!

Following the release of the debut album, I had the wonderful opportunity in February to record 3 of the pieces with the Northern Film Orchestra in Stoller Hall, Manchester. Hearing your own music played back to you by such wonderful musicians was an incredibly moving experience. I truly felt like I had broken into heaven. Thank you to Alexander Proudlock, Melvin Tay and all the musicians on the day who contributed with their brilliant performances.

You can now watch a video of the performance at https://youtu.be/wqp6Dvi608I

As Nature Returns (Northern Film Orchestra version)

Entry no 5 in our summer single series has arrived, the sublime ‘Blåregn’ by Copenhagen based composer @jacob_david. You can load it up wherever you listen to music: idol.lnk.to/blaregn

“It's a warm summer afternoon and I’m enjoying the cool breeze as I lay down in the garden. I close my eyes to take in the sound of the wind in my ears, and its touch upon my arms. In this meditative state, I look up to see a flower with loose branches hanging above me, swaying softly. It is the Blåregn...”

Blåregn

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Jacob David - Blåregn

This piece of piano was created on "A Sunday in November" - a very open title which maybe enables you let flow your own, personal thoughts. I hope you enjoy :-) As the titel indicates it´s still a rough draft, means not professional recorded. I hope it will follow next year! ;-)

A Sunday in November (rough draft)

River

Passing By

Tomorrow We'll Throw Out Some Old Shoes

The arabesque is a form of artistic decoration consisting of "surface decorations based on rhythmic linear patterns of scrolling and interlacing foliage, tendrils" or plain lines,[1] often combined with other elements.

Arabesque 4

For Piano Day 2017. A piece from the new album "Exile". #PianoDay
Listen to the whole album and follow me on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/6lRzdTd7lTOxX1rMgBLj7g
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Exile

Nocturne

You can buy and download my albums here:
https://peternanasi.bandcamp.com/

Passat

Frida

I had this motif in my head that kept varying and transforming; I found it hard to end. The sentiment was one of love, acceptance and returning home, so I named it ‘Your Heart Carried Me Home’. This partly expresses the long journey I had through troubling times from repeated misdiagnoses of a brain tumor in my left inner ear canal which threatened my hearing. After a decade it was finally discovered last year. Pre-surgery the variations were minor but here it finally resolves with conviction.

Acoustic performance below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuqOJSiWykY

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0W9xrea1jckASyu2stLsFz?si=jXJCUjeBST29h8b1YZu7-w

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Your Heart Carried Me Home

Hi there,

my name is Claudia Schlegel and I am glad you drop by. 🙂

I learned to play the piano as a child for several years. Honestly I don´t really know how many. But already in that time I prefered to compose than just to play already existing classical piano pieces. For sure I learned quite a lot from my piano teacher as he was a really good pianist and it was great to play pieces from Tschaikowky, Rachmaninoff etc. But it did not catch me enough for continuing. So I stopped and concentrated on sports and came back to playing  the piano not until seven years ago. It was like „love at second sight“. Since that time I compose my own piano pieces in my leisure time, by which I can express my emotions and handle different situations in live. My music helps me quite a lot to calm down. 

You are very welcome to listen to them. If you like them I will be very happy! If not, no problem at all. I am glad that at least you gave it a try! 

My tracks "Grateful", "Lost in dreams", "Let go", "Traumpfad", "Neuanfang" and "A Sunday in November" (studio version) have been recorded in "Tonstudio Katzer" in Nürnberg in Germany in 2019 and 2022. Thank you Romin. Amazing job! Always a great experience and pleasure to be in your studio and to get your professional input! :-) 

Have a nice day everybody and take care! 😊

Claudia

A Sunday in November (rough draft)

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