Name: Nevicata op. 29 - Benvenuto Terzi by Chris Susans
Duration: 5 min 2 s
Description: Nevicata means snow flurry in English. Benvenuto Terzi's guitar music was published in the 1920s.

Talking my Dad (who is 96) some years ago and offering my condolences upon finding out he had just lost one of his cherished longtime friends, all he said was "They're all gone now." I was reminded of this recently while staying with him while Mom (now 92) was recovering in the hospital. I wrote this song during a quiet moment while he was sleeping. This recording features some of the new Soundpaint instruments including the 1967 Clarinet Paris; 1987 Alto Flute Savana; 1995 English Horn Lorium; 2004 Flute Platinus; 2010 Bassoon Firebird #soundpaint_demo

They're All Gone

Nevicata means snow flurry in English. Benvenuto Terzi's guitar music was published in the 1920s.

Nevicata op. 29 - Benvenuto Terzi

Espina de Tango by Paula Child 
Performed by Irina Kircher

Espina de Tango

Solo piano,  Slow version, I like better than the fast ones. Slow version taught to me by Sylvia Herald. 

Jennings Productions

Star of the County Down, Trad Irish, on keyboards.

Live recording from performance at St Mary le Bow, September 28 2017.

Zsip-zsup - I carry a torch - The candle burns
Duck, duck - When it’s lit, the candle burns
O garland - Hide, hide, here I come
Sing, pipe, sing - One, two - The new castle 

Guitar - Rohan Lowe, 2015 - Hauser I copy

Rezsö Sugár - Hungarian Children's Songs

Written for Tom Kerstens and premiered by him in 2001. I think this is _the_ great post-minimal piece for guitar!

Live performance at St Mary-le-Bow, 12 April 2018. Guitar by Rohan Lowe.

Nevicata op. 29 - Benvenuto Terzi

Chris Susans

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