This improvisation is my nod to baroque elegance and to bees' important and endangered role in keeping the earth (and music on it) alive. If bees vanish, humanity will not survive. Perhaps it’s time we give back to nature all those meadows we’ve cleared away. I miss them. Feel free to share suggestions for my next improvisation.
@@НАТА-ь5э "We are the bees of the invisible. We wildly collect the honey of the visible, to store it in the great golden hive of the invisible." Is this the one that you are referring to?
@@boringpianoimprovisationЭто интересно сказано.Если нет пока информации,то значит можно найти другую тему.Пусть Творец даст Вам новые идеи для творчества.
@Swordshreader I refuse to die because we have met with this upright piano. Thank you for your kind words! This is my beehive, a couple of hours a week.
love it ! bravo! *clapping looking to his right a giant bee is sitting next to me in the auditorium with a monocle and a long cigarette" "yes splendid old boy" "i really do like it " * he is a fuzzy and distinguished old bee , with a long drawn out british accent"
@donleino you are a multi-instrumentalist, but also a poet with great Bukowski-Kafka stories to tell, not just musically, but in words. You made me laugh out loud as I visualized your encounter with the British gentleman giant bee. Thank you, my friend! :D :D
Привет,Boring,если получится,то найди поэта Бориса Пастернака и его перевод стиха Рильке,,За книгой",если сложно,тогда просто импровизируй картины природы.Они очень образные в Вашем исполнении.🎉😊
Thank you, Nata! This was an interesting suggestion, a poem by Rainer Rilke. Right now I'm a bit busy again, I won't see my upright piano for a while. Hopefully you will soon find your own piano.
