Marian’s beautiful voice is a gift from the Gods. 

What a good song! It's wonderful!  ❤️Love, 🕊️Peace, 🙏Respect

Excellent guitar work. The wonderful bass and kit work so well together like every great live band should, backline and backbone. Fab vocals.

Fabulous song, fantastic understated guitar. :)

Un autre "vieux" morceau que j'ai réenregistré et que je remet en ligne... En espérant que ça swingue !

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Another "old" song that I re-recorded and put back online ... Hoping that it swings!

Puzzle Stomp

I am loving these new masters of the tracks I wrote with my sister Jane on fiddle! This one has an oriental feel. Thank you to my wonderful BF Sander for mastering again! @jane-hamilton-1 
@wane-of-summer 😊❤️🎶🎻🎧🎵🎼

The Lanterns (with my sister Jane Hamilton on violin)

Suspirium (Thom Yorke cover)

Musique de chambre © La Boîte à notes 2022
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Based on piano by Debbie (Debra Buesking)
Orchestral arrangement: JiPé (Jean-Pierre Dubois)
- Piano : Debbie
- Orchestra : JiPé

First Bloom : Jean-Pierre Dubois (JiPé -- Debbie)

Del Owusu, Mike Smull, Kelly Kintner, Keri Kintner, bkbirge, Brady Jo

08-Warning (feat Del Owusu and The Godzilla Attacks Tokyo Kamikaze Blues Band)

"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

Now & Forevermore

Were I to open my eyes…

When as a child, I gazed far through the night
and dreamed in the clouds, clinging hard, small and bright,
never could I have seen,
never ever foreseen

Were I to open my eyes, let my love flow freely
as a silent tide swiftly falling
Were I to open my heart, let my love flow freely
would you stay with me laughing and hold me,
would the waves gently float you away?

Years fell tired in my head, wilting frightened,
yet I searched for you time and again,
Reaching out for some leaf I could cling to,
having touched you, I laugh with the pain…

Were I to open my eyes, let my love flow freely
as a silent tide swiftly falling
Were I to open my heart, let my love flow freely
would you stay with me laughing and hold me,
would the waves gently drift you away?


Written played sung and mixed up by Emma

Were I to Open my eyes....

Les ballons rouges (French cover song)  Lama Serge

Hymn To My Republic (Original)

Prélude. (Le jardin d'hiver)

"From atmospheric instrumentation, compelling poetic expression throughout and the stunning vocals that are filled with soul, The Oxford Drive Band take us on a journey we happily surrender to." KVmusic blog 
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Hymn To My Republic (Original)

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