The Piano Sound reflects
a possible quiet base of a conscious spirit.
The Synthesizer Effect expresses
all influences and impressions
interfering with the human mind.
The Piano Sound reflects
a possible quiet base of a conscious spirit.
The Synthesizer Effect expresses
all influences and impressions
interfering with the human mind.
(text written on October 27, 2011
moderated on January 29, 2014)
I’m a walker on my path, all alone, sometimes accompanied,
but all choices and movements finally are mine.
The path is made by steps.
Looking forward,
a path is what we see in front of us
or
how we imagine where our next steps will go.
Looking backwards,
I made some big steps in my life as well as many small ones.
As a child I grew up in a very severe, religious atmosphere.
To get to know its origin better,
I moved to Norway and stayed for 2 years.
I bursted out of there and ran away, taking many steps at a time.
Back to my homeland.
Because I couldn’t imagine myself being a prisoner in a religion.
I worked in a broadcast company for 22 years.
Then I jumped out, sold almost everything I owned and emigrated again,
but now to Italy.
Again many steps in a short time.
But after a while I didn’t see a path anymore.
I returned to the Netherlands in 2004.
After some time of reflection and work
I decided to follow a big dream:
to work for myself, on my own,
all based on my wish to compose music.
I felt to get closer and closer
to the fulfillment of this important dream,
which slowly becomes real in the PianoTweets project.
A project with many possibilities and space for creativity,
but in fact, this path is a soloist’s path as well.
I will always be a walker with only my steps.
The Steps I made – PianoTweet no. 300
(Thanks to Marja Willems, who inspired me with her blog about a walker).
To walk a path
we need to step;
step by step.
Up and down, left and right,
even circles can be useful.
We have learned to walk.
But did we learn
how to follow a path
and watch our own steps?
Discovering is about small things
which have great consequences.
Only one step ahead;
answers are right in front of us,
or a slight bit out of direction:
at least very close.
We just didn’t realize it yet,
How close we were.
“Discovering” – ePianoTweet no. 13
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Playing around with a nice electronic effect.
The effect has a fixed rhythm,
and it challenged me to play with it.
Along with some flashbacks
coming up in my mind…
The sound you’ll hear is one of my favourite ones.
The Electric Piano sound.
My first real electric piano was a Fender Rhodes.
The sound in this ePianoTweet is
an imitation of the original sound.
“Electric Piano” – ePianoTweet no. 11