#wiesenberg

[kruhlio]

(WiesenBerg) -  This is one of a total of nine collaborations with Heidi-Marie Arapa. It was created in 2013. The original is part of my Soundcloud album "eremit". I'm releasing this composition because they (like five others) were not available on Soundcloud for some time. Gradually, I will republish all collaborations with Heidi-Marie here.

[kruhlio]

(WiesenBerg)  BRAND NEW: My first release for more than a half year. It's another powerful part of the successful theme "Pulse Of Steel" - about 3,5 years after composing Part II and about 20(!) years after Part I (meanwhile you can find Part I on my debut cd "Neverending", too). Again it's a very rhythmic and melodic track (after a gloomy intro). So: Let's go and enjoy! :)

[arapa-music]

[arapa-music]

Collaboration with my Friend #wiesenberg #soundcloud #heidimarie #arapamusic #collaboration #reverbnation #classicalmusic #original #musicians #germany #australia #tosaglobalmusicnetwork (at Sydney, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRtnEzYoxJg/?utm_medium=tumblr

[kruhlio]

(WiesenBerg) -  This is my contribution to the "6 Note Sequence Challenge" by Piano Soundboard (www.facebook.com/groups/1682015045398733/). Here are the participation rules: "Using the given sequence of 6 notes, compose variations, improvisation, development (a la sonata), fugue, or other form that uses the specific notes. You cannot change the sequence of the notes, but you can play them in any rhythm (i.e., time values). And of course, the harmonization is up to the composer. As always, the compositions must be piano solo or piano lead. Here is the note sequence, or merely look at the challenge artwork. The time value of the notes shown are not final, you can do as you please with that. The notes are: E (above middle C)- C (octave above middle C), B, A , F#, D (all in the octave above middle C)."

[screwj]

Ächerli spring by Jake Sayer Via Flickr: Lovely spring meadows near the Ächerlipass.

[kruhlio]

Diese neue Komposition widme ich meiner geliebten Mutter, Ruth Agnes Kruhl, welche heute vor einem Jahr starb. Die Eingangsmelodie basiert auf dem geistlichen Abendlied „Nun ruhen alle Wälder“ von Paul Gerhardt (1607 – 1676). Die vorletzte Strophe daraus hat sie uns Kindern oft als Gute Nacht Lied vorgesungen:

„Breit aus die Flügel beide, o Jesu, meine Freude, und nimm dein Küchlein ein. Will Satan mich verschlingen, so lass die Englein singen: 'Dies Kind soll unverletzet sein.' “

Der zweite, „elektronischere“ Teil beschreibt zunächst die Gefühle der Trauer und Nachdenklichkeit, zum Ende hin dann aber auch der dankbaren Erinnerung und hoffnungsvollen Zuversicht, dass unsere Lieben auch nach dem Tod bei uns und um uns sind.

I dedicate this new composition to my beloved mother, Ruth Agnes Kruhl, who died a year ago. The entrance melody is based on the spiritual evening song "Now Resting All Forests" by Paul Gerhardt (1607 - 1676). The penultimate verse of it she often sung us children as a good night song:

"Spread out the wings, O Jesus, my joy, and take in your little one. If Satan will devour me, let the little angels sing: 'This child shall be uninjured.' "

The second "more electronic" part first describes the feelings of grief and thoughtfulness, but then, finally, the grateful memory and hopeful confidence that our loved ones are with us and around us even after death.

[kruhlio]

(WiesenBerg) "Waldläufer (This is my time). - Eine Collage in 4 Bildern (Natur, TechRock, ProgElectro, Ambient)." Teil 1: Aufnahme mit meinem iPhone beim Joggen im Obersteiner Wald. Teile 2-4: Musikalische Umsetzung des Laufens in verschiedenen Musikstilen, jedoch den Laufrhythmus beibehaltend.