Solo Piano I Richard Anthony Jay

• 1Jay: Everything's Going to Be Fine02:42
• 2Jay: Walking03:25
• 3Jay: Dawn02:52
• 4Jay: Something There01:55
• 5Jay: Europe03:00
• 6Jay: Improv. 102:09
• 7Jay: Rain on the Round Window02:54
• 8Jay: Fragile02:00
• 9Jay: Still, Empty03:36
• 10Jay: Improv. 202:12
• 11Jay: Starting Over01:52
• 12Jay: Swan04:02
• 13Jay: Griffonia03:02
• 14Jay: Hope02:42
• 15Jay: Improv. 301:56
• 16Jay: Not Then but Now03:42
• 17Jay: For The Love of a Child02:03
• Total Runtime46:04

Info zu Solo Piano I

The release of my first compilation album, consisting of brand new recordings of my most popular solo piano tracks from the last 15 years.

There are 17 tracks, including "Everything's Going to be Fine" and "Swan", clocking in at almost 50 minutes of music.

Richard Anthony Jay, piano

Richard Anthony Jay
Spanning over thirty years, the musical path of Richard Anthony Jay has been shaped by a series of revelatory "light bulb" moments. It all began with a cherished childhood vinyl collection, as diverse as Stevie Wonder, Cocteau Twins and John Barry - and everything in between.

Having left school at sixteen, Richard first apprenticed as a sound engineer, soon moving to London. Fast becoming a successful producer & songwriter, he spent over a decade creating songs for major labels and publishers, helping other artists find their musical path. Yet as he found success within the music industry, he slowly found himself losing touch with his own musical identity.

Sensing that music was starting to become an obligation rather than the passion it used to be, Richard decided to leave London, move to the countryside and begin afresh.

That freshness came in the form of a dusty old piano. and some long-forgotten recordings of his early, classical-oriented compositions. Richard felt the need to follow a solo path, and this time he'd be in full control of his own artistic destiny.

The music that he subsequently wrote and recorded, starting with two important solo albums, marked a new phase in his career. Blending classical instrumentation with the contemporary, and featuring acclaimed performers such as cellist Peter Gregson and Grammy-winning pipes player Davy Spillane, his work received considerable attention from radio (BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 3, ClassicFM) and press (Future Music, International Piano, MUSO).

Now enjoying an artistically rich and diverse life, he continues to follow his single-minded path, pursuing his own vision rather than paying attention to what is fashionable or expected.

Dieses Album enthält kein Booklet