"This solo piano composition draws inspiration from the profound and intricate emotions I've grappled with since childhood, as I sought solace and peace in the wake of losing loved ones." - Lisa Linsky


Azreal is often referred to as the Angel of Death in various religious and mythological traditions. Angel Azreal (Asreal) is believed to be responsible for escorting souls to the afterlife and is often depicted as a compassionate figure who guides souls with gentleness and care.

 In modern spiritual contexts, Azrael is seen as a compassionate figure aiding those grieving or transitioning, often radiating calming energy and symbolized by stars, butterflies, or creamy white colors.

The name Azrael, meaning “One Whom God Helps” or “Angel of God” in Hebrew, reflects his role as a divine servant.

Angel Azreal

Sainsonic feat. Synthesizer V Eri - Show Me

un trio un peu étrange : piano/cello/trompette bouchée, pour une ballade entre chat et loup; bref encore une rêverie, inspirée par un chat qui aime les livres

ce chat qui médite

We Chase the Wind

Breathe the sweetness that hovers in August. - Denise Levertov
I invite you to listen to my piano improvisation "August Fields".

The sheet music of my compositions can be downloaded from here:
https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/publishers/victor-birkan-sheet-music/3028943?isPLP=1


August Fields - Improvised Piano Piece

Do you know those carefree summer evenings? Maybe just yesterday was one of them. When the air is warm, everything is calm, and the only sound is gravel under your feet as you walk an empty track across the fields. "Silence" is for that feeling.

I started working on it back in early spring, when evenings like that were still far away. Adding some of my own recordings (like birds chirping and the crackling of fire) already brought a sense of nostalgia and made those moments feel closer.

Musically, it’s simple: a few piano chords from an improvisation, layered with more piano and some airy synths. The atmosphere and most of the percussion come from everyday sounds: for example, a bicycle rack as a hi-hat, a watering can as a snare, and an incoming train turned into a riser.

The goal: music that feels like silence. I hope you enjoy.

Silence

LIKE A FIRE

Dream day

The Scent of Summer’s End

"Will We Ever Learn"
Valhjim

Why do we struggle so much with ourselves?
Life should be simple and clear—beautiful.

We are not  here for long, truly, mere fireflies
in the night  with the ability to know 

and the vision of immense beauty.
Yet, we struggle and are cruel 

to one another, make war, and kill
others and ourselves, destroy 

what is beautiful, what is priceless.
 It's all so sad and stupid. 

Will we ever learn?
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Valhjim—guitar, synthesizers.
Martin Miers—drums.

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© 2025 Valhjim. All rights reserved. Original music by Valhjim.

Will We Ever Learn — Valhjim w/Martin Miers

making some noise when I should be painting

false hope

Valhjim is a music composer with an eclectic approach to different genres: rock, pop, folk, New Age, and experimental electronic music. Greatly driven by imagination and poetic imagery, he combines multiple instrumental textures to fire the imagination of his listeners. 

His more experimental ambience and electronic music is built with layers of suggestive sound textures, rhythms, and melodic lines that stir the imagination into suggestive imagery and worlds unseen, true architectures of sound that open up limitless spaces to explore. Often Valhjim's melodies sail through genre thresholds, crossing over from one genre to another, from neo classcal to electronic, or from jazz to rock or new age.