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A collection of solo piano improvisations.
11 tracks · CD quality Apple Lossless (ALAC). Plays on iPhone, Mac, Windows and most music players. Link to download arrives immediately after purchase.
Treasure the whole sky: all 52 collections for $188 (AUD), saving $273 on buying them one by one.
Tracklist
1. Achernar (3:12)
2. Cursa (4:14)
3. Zaurak (4:28)
4. Acamar (3:00)
5. Delta Eridani (5:07)
6. Phi Eridani (3:38)
7. Upsilon2 Eridani (5:35)
8. Chi Eridani (4:12)
9. Ran (3:59)
10. Tau4 Eridani (2:09)
11. Upsilon4 Eridani (2:44)
Eridanus, the river, winds across the southern sky as the sixth-largest constellation, with 24 main stars. At its end is Achernar, one of the flattest stars known: about 50 per cent wider at its equator than at its poles. The tracks include Achernar, Cursa and Zaurak.
Notes from Charlie: The more experimental, considered side of my playing. Up at the top of the keyboard, lightly touched, the piano rings like a bell. Then the birds outside join in, a reminder that this was never a sealed-off studio.
Every piece in Constellation is an improvisation. Most came in the middle of scoring a film or working on something else, when I needed to stop and stretch out at the piano. Recorded across more than 25 years, they were released as 52 collections, one a week through 2023, each following the night sky. Every track is named for a star. 433 improvisations, around 30 hours of music.
Creativity is infinite.
A collection of solo piano improvisations.
11 tracks · CD quality Apple Lossless (ALAC). Plays on iPhone, Mac, Windows and most music players. Link to download arrives immediately after purchase.
Treasure the whole sky: all 52 collections for $188 (AUD), saving $273 on buying them one by one.
Tracklist
1. Achernar (3:12)
2. Cursa (4:14)
3. Zaurak (4:28)
4. Acamar (3:00)
5. Delta Eridani (5:07)
6. Phi Eridani (3:38)
7. Upsilon2 Eridani (5:35)
8. Chi Eridani (4:12)
9. Ran (3:59)
10. Tau4 Eridani (2:09)
11. Upsilon4 Eridani (2:44)
Eridanus, the river, winds across the southern sky as the sixth-largest constellation, with 24 main stars. At its end is Achernar, one of the flattest stars known: about 50 per cent wider at its equator than at its poles. The tracks include Achernar, Cursa and Zaurak.
Notes from Charlie: The more experimental, considered side of my playing. Up at the top of the keyboard, lightly touched, the piano rings like a bell. Then the birds outside join in, a reminder that this was never a sealed-off studio.
Every piece in Constellation is an improvisation. Most came in the middle of scoring a film or working on something else, when I needed to stop and stretch out at the piano. Recorded across more than 25 years, they were released as 52 collections, one a week through 2023, each following the night sky. Every track is named for a star. 433 improvisations, around 30 hours of music.
Creativity is infinite.