A suitcase drowned in spacial reverb. The tones like drops of water, the ones that hollow out the stone.

Listen to Four Faces 6:50

Tags: 120 bpm, melancholic, peaceful

It seems consecutive episodes of Electric Fridays got closer to each other than they were before. We’ll work it out. Nevertheless, this time a very quiet and slow piece, very mellow and peaceful.

Listen to Of a Long Day 4:52

Tags: peaceful, melancholic, sentimental, slow

Already the 11th edition of Electric Fridays, weekly e-piano improvisations. This time a subtle song, a variation on the „Babylon” theme by Clandestine. The original itself is a very pleasing and surprisingly deep collage of nursery rhymes and traditional themes. Recommended.

Listen to Babylon 4:09

By the way, I mentioned some great stuff coming up. And indeed, I’ve got three things to mention.

Tags: sentimental, melancholic, e-piano

Somewhat moody and relaxed, the certainty that it will all eventually make sense one day.

Listen to Sine Qua Non 3:57

Tags: e-piano, moody

Today, another installment of Electric Fridays brings in some more negative energy. Some slight distortion came in unintentionally. I guess it’s the ultimate distortion week...

Listen to Can’t Make Everyone Happy, Now Can I? 2:13

Yesterday I decided to switch jobs, hence the omission.

Tags: 125 bpm, e-piano, disappointment, peaceful

Another installment of weekly e-piano improvisations welcomes a distorted vintage suitcase e-piano.

Listen to Lilac Picking 5:26

PS. That’s right. I missed the improv yesterday... some days are just too short for the events they bring in.

Tags: 111 bpm, peaceful, e-piano

Today’s episode of Electric Fridays focuses on a couple of very sad stories that happen to my friends right now. Financial problems, severe health issues, relationship dramas... Strange coincidence, especially at this seemingly happy time of the year.

Improvisation recorded at 288 BPM, in 5/4.

Listen to On The Brink of a Breakdown 7:29

Tags: 5/4, technical, e-piano

Another edition of Electric Fridays, weekly e-piano improvisations.

Listen to Apophasis 5:42

Tags: 110 bpm, waltz, e-piano

This week’s rendition of Electric Fridays, weekly e-piano improvisations. The inspiration is obvious for a Great Friday tune: the solitary son of God, terrified by the knowledge of his destiny and future events. And being afraid of death, even while knowing that it does not conquer all. No one there to help him, not even God himself.

Listen to Alone in the Garden 4:14

Tags: e-piano, 168 bpm, dreadful, heavy, metal

Another installment of Electric Fridays, weekly e-piano improvisations. This time a very calm tune, passed the lullaby test. Not a particularly successful rendering but consider this as work in progress.

Listen to Lullaby For My Son (Phase 1) 3:32

Tags: e-piano, peaceful

Third installment of Electric Fridays, a more subtle approach to the e-piano.
Listen to Through The Wineglass 02:36

Tags: e-piano, melancholic, peaceful, short

Second installment of Electric Fridays, and a try to mix two radically different themes: Dylan’s “All Along The Watchtower” with a 12th century traditional Sanctus melody, as interpreted by Leszek Możdżer on his “Piano” album. This will definitely be retried as I’m not fully happy with the result (hence I didn’t mind the harsh cut at the end).
Listen to Electric Fridays #2: All Along The Watchtower / Sanctus 3:15

Tags: e-piano

Today’s installment of DailyImprov.net introduces Electric Fridays, a weekly e-piano tune. This one is a slow waltz based upon some late cogitation of mine.
Listen to Electric Fridays #1: Dirty Business 4:34

Tags: slow, waltz, e-piano