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Rashomon - Black Jesus

Rashomon - Mamma è un brutto mondo

Sunbreathe - Hunting Soul

One of the first pieces I ever recorded. During a long night on a borrowed 4-track tape recorder. This is not the original recording. I did it again digitally with added drums and bassline. 
Quite a lot of people described it as film music for a madly-falling-in-love scene. 

Sunbreathe - Shaping Colours

Album: The Dove Book, 2004

Russian and Ukrainian traditional songs arranged and performed by Mitya Kuznetsov
Voice: Anna Kuznetsova and Mitya Kuznetsov
Recorded at Ethno-Kuznya

"This disk is really like a book - ancient, carefully preserved book narrating about olden days and far-away life. You close it - and feel like re-reading… Touching, tender and soulful, sometimes merry and light, but sometimes moving till it hearts, the music of "The Book of Dove" sounds unhurriedly, quietly and very frankly... A Christmas carol, a wedding song, a ritual chime or an old parable expressed in music… And if the content of the songs is a genre encyclopaedia of old Russian music, then the means of presentation is a true encyclopaedia of folk musical instruments…"

Released by: Ethno-Kuznya 
Release/catalogue number: KUZ008
www.ethnokuznya.com 

Mitya Kuznetsov - Mammy (The Book of Dove)

Album: The Dove Book, 2004
Russian and Ukrainian traditional songs arranged and performed by Mitya Kuznetsov
Voice: Anna Kuznetsova and Mitya Kuznetsov

Special word about song "Ukrainian carol"
based on Ukrainian folk song, 
composed for choir by Mykola Leontovych with a title "Shchedryk"
adapted by Peter J. Wilhousky as a "Carol of the Bells"

The melody was created in 1916 by Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych (1877-1921) and titled "Shchedryk". Based on an old Ukrainian folk song, the original lyrics describes the swallow flying into a household to proclaim the plentiful year that the family will have. The song's title is derived from the Ukrainian word "shchedryi" which means "bountiful." The swallow is a herald of spring coming, possibly of pre-Christian origins. The folk melody was sung in many Ukrainian villages on Jan. 13 – New Year's Eve on the Julian calendar – usually by adolescent girls going house to house in celebration of the new year. 

The choral work Shchedryk was first performed by students at Kiev University in December 1916. When American choir director and arranger Peter Wilhousky (1902-1978) heard Leontovich's choral work, it reminded him of bells; so he wrote new lyrics to convey that imagery for his choir. He published the new lyrics in 1936. Of Czech background, Wilhousky grew up singing in Russian-American choirs and made many translations and arrangements of Slavic music. The title chosen by him "Carol of the Bells" was harmonious with the old Slavic legend that at midnight the evening Jesus was born all the bells on earth started to sound of their own accord in his honor. Since then the song has become a popular Christmas tune especially in the US and Canada where it is also known as "Ukrainian Carol".

"This disk is really like a book - ancient, carefully preserved book narrating about olden days and far-away life. You close it - and feel like re-reading… Touching, tender and soulful, sometimes merry and light, but sometimes moving till it hearts, the music of "The Book of Dove" sounds unhurriedly, quietly and very frankly... A Christmas carol, a wedding song, a ritual chime or an old parable expressed in music… And if the content of the songs is a genre encyclopaedia of old Russian music, then the means of presentation is a true encyclopaedia of folk musical instruments…"

Released by: Ethno-Kuznya 
Release/catalogue number: KUZ008
www.ethnokuznya.com 

Mitya Kuznetsov - Ukrainian carol, Shchedryk (The Book of Dove)

This is an original composition of mine.

I called it Terra.

A videoclip is available at https://youtu.be/RV605cjmPns

Both audio and video are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The author can be contacted via eidon.songs@gmail.com

Instrumentation:
- Fretless Hofner Club bass
- Fender 5-string Jazz bass
- Yamaha CX40-II

The video has been created via the software at https://github.com/Eidonko/Permutation-feed-povray , with 000223334 as seed.

Terra

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Hello Again

I'm from Leuven, Belgium. I play bass and guitar, and I sing. I'm looking for a band interested in playing covers by King Crimson, Zappa, early Genesis, Deep Purple, ... and composing music together.

Terra

Eidonko

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