Daily Piano Pieces

Daily Piano Pieces


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DPP195 – And In The End
October 17, 2012

And In The End During the last notes and through clouds of powder, thick, glossy lipsticklines, eyelashes and hairdoings, I found a tiny moment to flick a few keys on the old baby grand here in the tiny theatre. The final performance of our Beatle show,

DPP194 – Submarine Days
October 16, 2012

Submarine Days Yes it is, people, we had opening night yesterday and it was a lot of fun! Two more to go and it's another six weeks of arranging, rehearsing, preparing, photoshopping, designing, dressing, playing, transposing, re-harmonizing, editing, goo

DPP193 – This Is How I Feel Today
October 16, 2012

This Is How I Feel Today

DPP153 – With Every Beat I Tow The Line
September 06, 2012

With Every Beat I Tow The Line

DPP152 – Tiny Reflections
September 04, 2012

Tiny Reflections

DPP151 – I Should Be Going
September 03, 2012

I Should Be Going I should be going I should be gone It's been another year We've shed too many tears To carry on I should be going I must be strong I'm sorry, but my dear It's time to get it clear Where I belong Everything is wonderful And love will

DPP150 – La Musique Qui Fait Wow!
September 02, 2012

La Musique Qui Fait Wow! Today, dear listeners and readers, we took our little family all the way to Hilversum (broadcasting capital of the Netherlands) to watch the concert by Tom Beek and Mike Boddé. It took place in a little church called The Old Cat

DPP149 – The Little Niches Of My Life
September 01, 2012

The Little Niches Of My Life

DPP148 – Up The Creek
August 30, 2012

Up The Creek Twenty-five bucks. The pale red-pink-ish sheet of paper, with the picture of the dutch composer Jan Pietersz Sweelinck seemed to have appeared magically out of the tube of Smarties which had lain there in the gutter near the sweetshop all th

DPP147 – Lest We Forget
August 29, 2012

Lest We Forget The tumult and the shouting dies— The Captains and the Kings depart— Still stands Thine ancient sacrifice, A humble and a contrite heart. Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet, Lest we forget—lest we forget! From Recessional, by Rudyard