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A collection of solo piano improvisations.
Piscis Austrinus, the southern fish. Its brightest star is Fomalhaut, where a cloud of dust was once thought to be the first planet ever photographed in visible light. The tracks include Fomalhaut and the stars of the fish.
Notes from Charlie: Exploratory and fun, with a bonus chromatic overture. The piano lives in a new wing of the Royal Academy of Music, in a room so acoustically wonderful and so quiet you'd never guess you were in central London.
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.
Tracklist
1. Fomalhaut (3:42)
2. Epsilon Piscis Austrini (3:47)
3. Delta Piscis Austrini (3:24)
4. Beta Piscis Austrini (2:59)
5. Iota Piscis Austrini (3:47)
6. Mu Piscis Austrini (3:59)
7. Gamma Piscis Austrini (2:44)
8. Tau Piscis Austrini (5:38)
Treasure the whole sky: all 52 collections for A$188 (save A$273)
8 tracks. CD quality, in Apple Lossless (ALAC), which plays on iPhone, Mac, Windows and most music players. Your download link arrives straight after purchase.
A collection of solo piano improvisations.
Piscis Austrinus, the southern fish. Its brightest star is Fomalhaut, where a cloud of dust was once thought to be the first planet ever photographed in visible light. The tracks include Fomalhaut and the stars of the fish.
Notes from Charlie: Exploratory and fun, with a bonus chromatic overture. The piano lives in a new wing of the Royal Academy of Music, in a room so acoustically wonderful and so quiet you'd never guess you were in central London.
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.
Tracklist
1. Fomalhaut (3:42)
2. Epsilon Piscis Austrini (3:47)
3. Delta Piscis Austrini (3:24)
4. Beta Piscis Austrini (2:59)
5. Iota Piscis Austrini (3:47)
6. Mu Piscis Austrini (3:59)
7. Gamma Piscis Austrini (2:44)
8. Tau Piscis Austrini (5:38)
Treasure the whole sky: all 52 collections for A$188 (save A$273)
8 tracks. CD quality, in Apple Lossless (ALAC), which plays on iPhone, Mac, Windows and most music players. Your download link arrives straight after purchase.