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All tracks tagged with 'jazzy'
With ambling bluesy chords and carefree vibes, The Lonesome Pianist meanders through 1940s jazz and romantic 1960s cinematic colours.
With ambling bluesy chords and carefree vibes, The Lonesome Pianist meanders through 1940s jazz and romantic 1960s cinematic colours.
A free jazz piece playing with bluesy runs and quick, erratic shifts in dynamics, distorting time and consciousness in a drunken stupor.
A free jazz piece playing with bluesy runs and quick, erratic shifts in dynamics, distorting time and consciousness in a drunken stupor.
This romantic waltz sits between Tchaikovsky, Poulenc, and the golden era of silent film, rich with idyllic harmonies and a passionate tune in octaves.
This romantic waltz sits between Tchaikovsky, Poulenc, and the golden era of silent film, rich with idyllic harmonies and a passionate tune in octaves.
Brimming with nostalgia, this warm vintage piano piece encapsulates all that matters in the world, playing with emotive lines and full-bodied gospel tones to weave a familiar narrative of hope and promise.
Composer(s): Andre Christopher Bernier
Album: Piano In The Parlour
Genre(s): Jazz / Blues / Piano,
Mood(s): Calm, Lazy, Nostalgic, Sentimental,
Brimming with nostalgia, this warm vintage piano piece encapsulates all that matters in the world, playing with emotive lines and full-bodied gospel tones to weave a familiar narrative of hope and promise.
Composer(s): Andre Christopher Bernier
Album: Piano In The Parlour
Genre(s): Jazz / Blues / Piano,
Mood(s): Calm, Lazy, Nostalgic, Sentimental,
Step into the saloon and mind the flying bottles! A proper honky-tonk experience with jaunty ragtime piano.
Step into the saloon and mind the flying bottles! A proper honky-tonk experience with jaunty ragtime piano.
The Lonesome Pianist reminisces on postcard memories with sentimental, flourishing melodies, familiar harmonic progressions and a vintage hum.
