this version is lighter than the one i did, i like this version, happier (if you can say so) more hopeful. fantastic immersion in the whole

One of my favourite Baroque pieces. Interesting and creative use of the Rhodes! Very nicely done!

Brilliant work, well done, I love the arrangement, the organ and the rhodes have a lovely vibes here

Supremacy

I have again the pleasure and honour to share with you a piece composed by my good friend Jean- Pierrre Dubois (JiPé ), a small account of this piece is written below with the permission of Jean- Pierre...

The melodic theme used here is that of the song “Le temps des cerises” written around 1866-1868 by Jean-Baptiste Clément (words) and Antoine Renard (music) , and which was associated with the bloody events of “La Commune de Paris” in 1871.This song was successfully covered and recorded in 1955 by Yves Montand.
Here the form of this piece is deliberately very much inspired by Franz Schubert’s Impromptu No. 3, in G flat major D899, op. 90.

I hope you will enjoy listening and will like my interpretation of this beautiful piece...

Art picture by Alex Belogub on Unsplash

Kirshenzeit by Jean-Pierre Dubois (performed by Liz Dicker)





My Invisible Song

I dream in camellia, whitely I’m feeling you
Soft as a shadow – the dark of my bones
I dream in magenta – the places we went to
Travelled so widely to gather up stones

As the ribbons that bind us, the love that we shared
Untangles, unravels, we’re drifting apart
A palpable breaking, a grunt of despair
Cast adrift in the dreaming, bitter, bitter-beat heart...

I sing my invisible song
I dream my invisible dreams
I reach through the thickening breath-taking silence
and I sing my invisible song...

I call you, I’m laughing now, 
Watch as the colours leap – joyful and vividly painting the essence of 
All I have wished for, the whole of the dreaming I
Call you I Call -  you are walking    away...
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Written, sung, played and mixed up by Emma... :-)

Silver Shadows

Invisible Song

My Invisible Song...

Albinoni, Tomaso Giovanni / Giazotto, Remo: Adagio in G Minor for strings and organ. Orchestrated for VST strings, organ and Rhodes electric piano sound. 

Here is my interpretation of this famous piece of perfection. This was played by me with my old workhorse Korg SGProX digital piano using the below mentioned virtual instruments and Yamaha Montage 8 synthesizer as an audio interface. The recording, midi note editing, mixing etc. was made with Cubase.

The instruments used were: 
- All String Ensemble Vel from the UVI Orchestral Suite, 
- Cathedral Organ from the UVI Orchestral Suite and 
- "Mello Soft" preset from the Scarbee Classic EP-88s. 

I also used the UVI Cathedral Hall convolution reverb with the strings.

There is nothing I can add to this. The song and the instruments used speak for themselves. What I will say however is the following: I hope listening to this song would bring hope, comfort and peace to at least one single person's mind for a moment, wherever You are, in the same way this song certainly has brought hope, comfort and peace to my mind.

Posted as a private person for non-commercial purposes.

Tomaso Albinoni - Remo Giazotto: Adagio in G Minor. Orchestrated for VST Strings, Organ and Rhodes

Across This Land (Original)

A quiet contemplative moment for Piano Day.  Piano Day takes place on the 88th day --this year March 29th--because of the number of keys on the instrument.  This is my own little celebration.  Thank you for your kind listening.

Song For The Morning | Piano Day 2023

I fall in love with my Muse and my Piano over and over again. They are faithful and generous lovers whose gifts never cease so long as i Listen Deeply to what's emerging out of the silence. 😊

So... may you enJoy the fruit of today's improvisation. And while war, famine, refugees, and injustice of all kinds are rife in the world, let's not ever forget the Beauty and common decency that are also all around us. 💖

© Gary Courtland-Miles 2023
℗ Gary Courtland-Miles 2023

Played on my Kawai ES7 Stage Piano
Mastered by Anomon

Photo by Bing Ai : Pianist on a Pink Cloud

And All The Beauty Too

Based on the version/performance by F. R David - cover

Words don’t come easy - F. R David - cover

Composer: Gérald Olivieri
Violin and viola by https://soundcloud.com/violin1756
String sessions online: http://www.stringsessionsonline.com/
Mastering : https://soundcloud.com/thecourt

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Remastered by Houman (https://soundcloud.com/houmans)

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Tomaso Albinoni - Remo Giazotto: Adagio in G Minor. Orchestrated for VST Strings, Organ and Rhodes

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