Félicie and L'école buissonière

[Christophe Heroufosse]

Hello estimed members.

Today I would like to submit to short pieces dedicated to my daughters.

Once for the little on is a short piece for piano inspired by contemporary japanse music

https://soundcloud.com/christophe-h-roufosse/felicie-2

The second one is a short piano piece in 7/8

https://soundcloud.com/christophe-h-roufosse/saturday

I wish you a happy x' mas

Yours trully

Christophe

[Dane Aubrun]

A very calming piece, a berceuse near enough.

A pleasant listen. Beautiful for its simplicity.

(After struggling to get home through local floods today, a most welcome piece to listen to)

Thanks for posting.

Dane.

[Christophe Heroufosse]

Thank you for your kind words

Christophe

[Jan-Frederik Carl]

This is very silent, almost like a reverie. Very good after a long hard day ;)

Thanks for sharing.

Jan

[Christophe Heroufosse]

Thanks for listening

Christophe

[michael diemer]

Very beautiful piano music, Christophe. Would be great in a Zen Garden! The oriental mood is well done. This calls to my mind a tranquil terraced waterfall, the water falling in gentle, even steps. Perfect for meditation and alpha-wave production.

[michael diemer]

Re: the second piece: I like unusual time signatures. I use 5/4 and 7/4 a lot. And if you do it right, the result can be wonderful. Like that movement of Tchaikovsky's 6th symphony, one of the first examples of this in the modern era (unusual meters were common in the Pre-Baroque era). what is so amazing about that piece is that the listener does not notice it is in such an unusual meter. Typically the results are choppy and unnatural, but that need not be the case, as your piece shows here. nice work.

[Christophe Heroufosse]

Thanks for the great feedback, Michael