Silent Music

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Silent Music

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At the age of 5 the sounds of the church organ seemed to open the doors of heaven for the "first" time;
the organist was the very modest - but reknowned over the world as a teacher for improvisation - Cor Kee.
In the music on this page I often used the sounds of the organ that are so familiar to me.

	The music starts in awe for the views of heaven; then the sun comes through and a street party and a dance encourage us to take things less heavily.
	This piece was made just after the disaster in 1992 in Amsterdam-Bijlmer, when a 747 fell down on a flat; the shock was felt literally in most parts of the city; gradually some comfort is found.
	A contemplative piece.
	A sunday-morning walk, organ-music as companion.
	Again a contemplative piece of organ-music.
	This part is called "Kundalini"; it describes how this energy rises through the spine, bringing enlightenment.
	A cradle-song; for me this song tells too about the peace and surrender you could die with.
	Wake-up call; like an improvisation after a joyful church service.
2006

Back to the examples gathered in 2005.