I think that not anything is possible in performing classical music.

Wonderful...Quite expressive! 🎹🤍🖤🤍🖤

This is nice, the tempo helps give it a nice clarity

Beautiful performance. For me at least regardless if you got or not any formal classical or not training. You nailed it my friend!

Sweet Melancholia

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Eloquence

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Horloge, a calm, melancholic and floating piano piece, is the first single of my upcoming EP "Taumorgen". Close your eyes and you'll see a french market place, smell the coffee and warmth of summer.

Horloge

Sergei Rachmaninoff: Prelude in C Sharp Minor, Op. 3 No. 2. 

Played by me with my Korg SGProX digital stage piano controlling Yamaha Montage 8. The piano preset: Yamaha Montage CFX Stage. It sounds even better than my 2005 Motif ES synthesizer's piano sound which was already quite impressive. 

Played substantially slower than many pro players and e.g. the honourable Mr. Rachmaninoff himself on one recording (it may be also that I prefer this piece to be played a little slower than it is usually played). I got some speed however somewhere in the middle part.. I played it a lot faster however when I was young and didn't have to think about tomorrow. Because that's what this Prelude is about (much like the Scriabine etude Op. 8 No. 12): you really have to play it like there would be no tomorrow, so to speak, meaning, among other things, that you cannot think about some "secondary" things like hand injuries..

I learned this prelude initially in the 1990's at the time when also the piano movie "Shine" was released (the movie definitely was an inspiration). I practiced it countless hours with my Korg M1 synthesizer which was indeed not the best machine for this kind of piano music.  This was one of the first classical piano pieces I ever learned and, since I have learned it by myself without receiving any formal piano training whatsoever, this warrants the following conclusion: Anything is possible, remember that!

Sergei Rachmaninoff: Prelude in C Sharp Minor Op. 3 No. 2

GéNIA’s single ‘Prana’ is the second track from her forthcoming album, ‘Exhale’. ‘Prana’ in Sanskrit means ‘breath’.

As our society is going through such turbulent times, with ‘Prana’, GéNIA would like to offer her audience some moments of calm, relaxation, repose and reflection. 

Drawing on her skills as a composer, pianist & yoga teacher, the rhythm of the track is created to match an equal breathing technique, known as Sama Vritti in Sanskrit, which focuses on making each in & out breath the same length. By making one’s breath smooth and steady, one can help to bring balance into one’s life.

Being the founder of Piano-Yoga® (an innovative holistic method of piano playing), GéNIA will accompany the album with a series of breathing techniques and yoga postures, which will be released separately, to offer people the opportunity to experience this music in a different way. A series of live events has been organised to take place in 2024.

Starting from October 2023, the release of each track of the ‘Exhale’ album will take place on the first Friday of the month, culminating in the release of the whole album.

The cover image for the album is based on the original painting of the renowned Spanish painter Mariola Naranjo, who kindly gave permission to use it for this album. 

The composition was recorded and produced by GéNIA on her Steinway grand piano. Mastering was done by Cicely Balston at AIR Studios, London.

GéNIA - Prana

Prana

Junic Pf.

Solo Piano.  Created in Real-Time LIVE at St. Wenceslaus Church, St. Louis MO.

Year of Music: August 17, 2025

Spontaneously improvised this classical piano solo tune at the morning of this last day of summer of 2025.

For this improvisation I’ve used: Scoring Piano from FluffyAudio + Brainworx townhouse compressor + Relab LX480 reverb. I think Scoring Piano is really my most favorite piano because I can feel a very warm and still emotional vibe while playing on this beautiful piano. Brainworx compressor and LX480 reverb gives a soft and a bit retro-analog sound which I really enjoy.

08.31.2025

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Composer: DANIELYAN ASHOT MAKICHEVICH (IPI NAME 00855552512), UNITED STATES BMI.

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Self-learned piano and keyboard player (pop, classical, jazz). Have also played violin, some drums and bass etc.

I came here to play!

Contact: vintageklavier88(at)gmail(.)com

Sergei Rachmaninoff: Prelude in C Sharp Minor Op. 3 No. 2

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