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New Jazz Piano Adventures by Steve August
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fave it Free Jazz | Contemporary
11 tracks | 42 minutes
Released Jan 2007
on Steve August
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- sample "DOWNLOAD" 03:17 Hearts in Turmoil BUY MP3 03:17 Hearts in Turmoil "GIFT MP3" 03:17 Hearts in Turmoil
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 04:09 MorCazy BUY MP3 04:09 MorCazy "GIFT MP3" 04:09 MorCazy
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 02:12 Bodhichitta BUY MP3 02:12 Bodhichitta "GIFT MP3" 02:12 Bodhichitta
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 04:43 Free Abandon BUY MP3 04:43 Free Abandon "GIFT MP3" 04:43 Free Abandon
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 02:20 12:35 AM BUY MP3 02:20 12:35 AM "GIFT MP3" 02:20 12:35 AM
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 01:53 No Excuses BUY MP3 01:53 No Excuses "GIFT MP3" 01:53 No Excuses
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 01:39 Samsara BUY MP3 01:39 Samsara "GIFT MP3" 01:39 Samsara
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 03:33 Mumbo Jumbo BUY MP3 03:33 Mumbo Jumbo "GIFT MP3" 03:33 Mumbo Jumbo
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 06:15 On The Edge of it All BUY MP3 06:15 On The Edge of it All "GIFT MP3" 06:15 On The Edge of it All
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 08:28 Ok with Uncertainty BUY MP3 08:28 Ok with Uncertainty "GIFT MP3" 08:28 Ok with Uncertainty
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 04:17 Wild Adventure BUY MP3 04:17 Wild Adventure "GIFT MP3" 04:17 Wild Adventure
New Jazz Piano Adventures, is an exciting musical journey played with abandon, passion, and fire. All solo piano.
Bio / Background
This CD started out with experiments in playing the piano with a radical different approach than accustomed to. It involved practicing with abandon, love, passion, trust, and practicing total release and acceptance of what was played. After the pieces were played I wondered how they would sound on playback. I really enjoyed the level of creativeness, implication, surprise and freedom that the pieces had in them. When I first started playing like this I thought "wow !"...what would happen to your playing if you practiced like this often? I wanted that this type of freedom in my regular style. I conjecture that it was already present only I didn't let it out, you must be mentally there first. To some degree it was like trying to control a monster only more fun.
I sincerely hope you keep an open mind and ear and find enjoyment in these musical journeys as they inspire you to live life with the same qualities that this music was created with.
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