Very beautiful. Haunting and melancholic.

Yutori is the Japanese concept of consciously slowing down to allow us to savour the world around us.

Yutori

Title: Harmony Of Love (Felt Piano Version) 
Artist Interpretation and Adaptation: Roberto Guerra 
Composer: Francesco Adornetto

Harmony of Love unfolds as a delicate solo felt piano piece, embodying the quiet depth of an intimate connection. 
The notes, soft and resonant, intertwine like a deep, sincere whisper. 
The music evokes an indissoluble bond, forged from a shared essence without boundaries. 
Each chord flows like gentle rain, carrying the tenderness of kisses and the vastness of embraces like oceans. It’s as if love itself becomes tangible—a gift of one soul to another, inseparable and eternal.

Harmony of Love (Felt Piano Version)

Harmony of Love – Felt Piano - Performed by Roberto Guerra, Composed by Francesco Adornetto

Finding the Clearing

Calling

In collaboration with Francess Harris. She played the piano composition and I did the composition of the orchestral arrangement. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Any comment is appreciated always.

Collaboration Timothy McGuire / Francess Harris

Lost Then Found

Lost Then Found (feat. Fr. Harris)

The crossing

The Storyteller

The Storyteller (feat. Fr. Harris)

133 - In The Light Of A Dream

A piece inspired by fantasy soundtracks, with a melancholic atmosphere. I can imagine it in an anime, or in a fantasy game or movie.

Instruments :

Horns --- The French Horn by Samplemodeling

Harp --- CineHarps

Hurdy Gury --- Albion Solstice

Strings --- Samplemodeling Strings

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Remnants

candle light meditation

In 2022, T.S. Eliot’s poem "The Waste Land" celebrated its 100th anniversary. Its central themes—solitude, estrangement and a wounded world with an alarmingly uncertain future—are even more pressing today than they were 100 years ago. Boris Rogowski’s soundscapes embody the mood perfectly: The fear and darkness as much as the faint, yet stubborn hope for the light of a new day. 

Irina Borissova
2nd Violin

Anna Krimm
Viola

David Menke
Solo Piano, Musical Direction

Roland Münchow
Flute, Tenor Saxophone

Michael Preuss
Cello

Boris Rogowski
Piano, Harmonium, Electric Guitars, Mandolin, Programming, Vocals

Alexander Sachs
1st Violin

Claus Schulte
Drums 

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Sweet Thames Run Softly Till I End My Song

Scottish songwriter/composer. Thank you for listening.

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