Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
An experimental piano piece based on a technique pioneered by American minimalist composer Tom Johnson in work "Music for 88" (mine is a completely new piece though, only the technique is similar to what he did). It vaguely reminds me of Chopin's prelude op28 no4 (although it's ok if you think that's blasphemy :)). It's also slightly hypnotic - the longer you keep listening, the more you get drawn in. It sounds a bit like cloud of colors slowly unfolding or a bag of unanswered questions? there are no two equal chords in the piece!
An experimental piano piece based on a technique pioneered by American minimalist composer Tom Johnson in work "Music for 88" (mine is a completely new piece though, only the technique is similar to what he did). It vaguely reminds me of Chopin's prelude op28 no4 (although it's ok if you think that's blasphemy :)). It's also slightly hypnotic - the longer you keep listening, the more you get drawn in. It sounds a bit like cloud of colors slowly unfolding or a bag of unanswered questions? there are no two equal chords in the piece!

![[Experimental] The meaning of life (Roland Integra-7)
Another close reading - this time of an animated conversation between two persons (Alan and Karl). In just 3 minutes time they discuss the meaning of life. Ive transcribed their conversation for piano and saxophone and background noises for percussion. This video might get taken down at some point in the future since I did ask their permission to reuse their video, but didnt get any reply. You can visit their youtube channel and find the original video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3demFMgK6I . [Experimental] The meaning of life (Roland Integra-7)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ylF8iCwIYRg/mqdefault.jpg)
