This is so great!!

Very nice! Beautiful piano

fantastic!...this song takes such great twists and even seems to melt around the edges.

Here I played on Roland Jupiter 80 and Roland Integra 7 synthesizers (incredible instruments for all those who love and who live with sounds and emotions); chained/multilayered; live recording.

This is so cool.

Just back from a night out average walk p a very steep hill and this exactly how my head feels.......now the tap dance p the stair without waking the foe!,,......wish me luck!

Cool percussives!

Excellent, captured my attention start to finish. (So much for twxting and driving :)

Excellent. Ca

Oh, I'm not sure those are steel drums at all. What the heck are they? Awesome, in any event.

I was typing out a long comment about star-gazing and meteor showers and my cat stepped out the keyboard and made it vanish. C'est la vie. This would have made a pleasant soundtrack for my meteor-gazing of the past few nights.

Is this live timpani and steel drums? If it's not, it sure sounds that way! I like.

Very relaxing. Splendid harp work. 8)

Ethereal and lovely,,,

Thank you Igor .....a lovely tune to end a lovely day with ....it's a shame days like this have to end.....maybe I'll try to stay awake a little longer but those little tykes have wore me out again

De cœur à cœur, il vient Un flot de sons Qui inquiète donc? :) Donc invitent ... Pour Trevor, le seul et unique - Happy Birthday, The Man!

To James Michael Taylor, who suggests that the universe is a big merry-go-round: Yeah, man, what if it is? And we're at _______.

This suggests to me that the universe is a big merry-go-round...

Regarding THE BOOK: You nailed it. Siddhartha, indeed.

Like it.

~from moments to moments~

~thin tunes out of only twelve notes...~

~ Only you can make this world seem simple Only you can make the darkness darker In order to better see ~

What remains, what will be - don't write down but to remember, but to sing. Live with them and with them go...

~briefly and clearly~

~Reg has no reason to afraid of Virginia Woolf anymore, she was gone. He is sadly quiet. Me too~ P.S. I'm ready to try writing the piano/organ/strings part here (not sure it'll be so dodgy as you did but...), let me know how. P.P.S. Cleopatra...

~and everything under the sun is in tune~ (Waters)

~The sound is before the word, and music prior to language~ (R.H., The Poet)

Bienvenidos, mi querido maestro Kirk :-)

~...wears a hat. And also sings well, incidentally~

~From tragedy to comedy is just one step, and sometimes not. Oddity~

To Richard (with thanks for listening btw): ...well constructed: No, I almost do not use MIDI, this is a live recording from one of my local concerts, Yamaha Clavinova, and the second part is same live recording, but with live switching to Yamaha Clavinova / Rhodes. ...two different pieces: here it is presented as it was played (as one piece, in two parts). At a local album that I released, it was in two pieces, one after another, without the 2 seconds pause. A small problem of net-music is that it became difficult to release a concept album as me, a composer, has designed it. So here I've put this play in such a "pristine" (say - original) form Some effects, as well as the sounds of the summer forest from our countryside house, were appended to the record later, when mixing. For ~the mood~

~Light music for meditation before, during and after the meal~

Miniatures, usually is the quintessence of momentary mood and / or impulse of the soul. This one is ...

~Thou don't feel anything, don't feel, don't ... And then thou wake up - and ...!~

Recording is always difficult. For example, I always keep one of Logic ON and it writes and writes ... But always ready. And I do not think about to press record and stuck. Spontaneous playing sometimes better, more natural.

~on the day Reg was born, Elvis was out catching an enormous uncatchable fish, using his wedding ring as bait~

~Fifteen men on a dead man's chest~

~The Steadfast Tin Soldier~ Wonderful tiny piano piece.

---We have not noticed how they began the war against all, against friends, against neighbors, against themselves. So what do we do to keep the big wide world? Really just do not say goodbye?---