Frozen eyes....
and like the wail of a crying child...
she grieves for what is lost to her...
finding solace in a shared moment....
she absently brushes the thought away....
there is no beauty in the sky....
or warmth on her face…
Frozen eyes....
and like the wail of a crying child...
she grieves for what is lost to her...
finding solace in a shared moment....
she absently brushes the thought away....
there is no beauty in the sky....
or warmth on her face…
Frozen eyes....
and like the wail of a crying child...
she grieves for what is lost to her...
finding solace in a shared moment....
she absently brushes the thought away....
there is no beauty in the sky....
or warmth on her face…
I sometimes struggle to understand some of your posts. That's my problem not yours but every so often you play a piece that can emotionally move mountains. For me this is such a piece. Bravo
Cool Chris,, almost a bit baroque at times, i like it,, love the photo,, but is this in fact a raven? ours out here in the west do not look like such,, my bests r
Beware of following the link in the about while listening to the track!!!
It was 3 minutes before I realised I was listening to two things at once lol. I was thinking "this one is far too complex for me".
Now that I've listened to the solo piano - very cool piece :-)
interesting,, i was watching the video,, pretty creative,, sometimes i feel like an over seas visitor, as i listen to your music,, not sure i always understand,, but i always find it interesting and a bit mind enlarging,, happy friday r
or is this part of that cognitive science in psychological meanings.. either way it is really interesting musics most random and good.. Oh and thanks for the complement on the piano playing. :)
Originally recorded in 1996, this is an excerpt of a Time Lag Accumulation of sounds from a Roland JX-3P, with some backward voices (the tape was "liberated" from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation after its useful days were over and re-used…
I support the CBC liberation front! Definitely a unique soundscape here! I wonder what you and Bill Newbold could come up with in a collaboration. It might be fun!
I have mashed Shane Cadman and Chris Vaisvil and myself. this is a neat mix -- I took Shane Cadman's song here and then with Chris's mandolin work I stretched it out to match the length of Shane's Song as well as doing the same with two drum…
Nice neoclassical trio - very pleasant!
The octave mandolin is available at music stores that deal in folk / country instruments. I bought mine used and is made by Trinity College. Not sure if they are still in business. Its double the size and not surprisingly tuned as a regular mandolin but an octave below. Search for Sierra Hull on youtube - excellent mandolin player and has some videos that compare the two.
So, here is the third and final Movement of my first Piano Concerto...have really enjoyed this project. I will soon now be adding the complete Work to this site too.
A collaboration with Chris Vaisvil! I'm so jazzed he took a Thumbjam sketch of an idea and ran with it. Either an alternate Star Wars imperial march or Amon Duul jamming with Mahavishnu, don't know which.
Chris Vaisvil: guitars
Kavin.: Synths…
Comments on vaisvil's stuff
reminds me of early Doors
most desolate indeed,,,,also most interesting,, r
Such desolation...
I sometimes struggle to understand some of your posts. That's my problem not yours but every so often you play a piece that can emotionally move mountains. For me this is such a piece. Bravo
Cool Chris,, almost a bit baroque at times, i like it,, love the photo,, but is this in fact a raven? ours out here in the west do not look like such,, my bests r
Beware of following the link in the about while listening to the track!!! It was 3 minutes before I realised I was listening to two things at once lol. I was thinking "this one is far too complex for me". Now that I've listened to the solo piano - very cool piece :-)
Wild......from a phone.
Wonderful inventive track!
interesting,, i was watching the video,, pretty creative,, sometimes i feel like an over seas visitor, as i listen to your music,, not sure i always understand,, but i always find it interesting and a bit mind enlarging,, happy friday r
Yeah buddy, me like.
I feel I've just been dragged screaming & kicking through the workings of your inner mind and spat out at the end.......Wild collab!!..........
Very cool sounds!
or is this part of that cognitive science in psychological meanings.. either way it is really interesting musics most random and good.. Oh and thanks for the complement on the piano playing. :)
Question, is this part of the anti-harmony movement occurring in noise art?
To be sure, to be sure
Love it. I have descendants from Belfast.
way cool.
I think I've been probed!
This is lovely. :)
Heavy and heartfelt - very expressive.
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excellent!
I support the CBC liberation front! Definitely a unique soundscape here! I wonder what you and Bill Newbold could come up with in a collaboration. It might be fun!
nice! Sounds like you tamed the afterneath well - it can get a bit off to the races.
so ominous and deep!
This is epic!
man.... this is great!
Traversing the Nebula!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcSmgOk6dDM
On theme and on message! Really like this! To quote Rodney King - "I just want to say – you know – can we all get along? Can we, can we get along?"
nice work - somewhat subdued and introspective
nice work here!
Thank you for putting this together! Sounds great!
Nice neoclassical trio - very pleasant! The octave mandolin is available at music stores that deal in folk / country instruments. I bought mine used and is made by Trinity College. Not sure if they are still in business. Its double the size and not surprisingly tuned as a regular mandolin but an octave below. Search for Sierra Hull on youtube - excellent mandolin player and has some videos that compare the two.
this is cool - sounds very early electronic music with the pops and reverb - fav'd!
wow!
Beautiful work!
!!!! such a mood!
Lovely work! - back to give a well deserved like!
Finally got back to give you a like!
Thanks for the collaboration - all I can say is - I'd like to do more. :-)