Didier Martini: Un Long Voyage

This short piece is by Didier Martini (1974-), a French composer, who wrote the soundtrack for the 2005 French Star Wars fan film 'Jedicrisis'. For more information on the composer, see:
http://60gp.ovh.net/~didiermaj/?cat=7

Didier tells me that the piece was inspired by an improvision that Keith Jarrett did in his "Concert in Paris" at the Salle Pleyel in 1988. The piece starts out rather like a French cafe waltz, but ends up like a Bach 2-part invention.
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Played by Phillip Sear
http://www.psear.co.uk

Category:

Music

Tags:

• piano
• classical
• French
• contemporary
• Francais
• France

[Marcpapeghin]

Nice :)

[PSearPianist]

Thank you!

[Babejuda]

B for B (= Bravo for Beauty)! The beauty of the composition, the playing, the inspiration (Keith Jarrett and Bach's 2-part Inventions). Thanks for Didier and thanks for you. I didn't managed to say 'Jack Robinson' and suddenly I found myself thrown (smoothly) from the Parisien coffee to Bach... Wonderful!!!

[PSearPianist]

Thank you - I think this was an interesting and unusual piece.

[dianalamara]

perfectly played :)

[PSearPianist]

That's kind!

[PSearPianist]

Thank you!

[PSearPianist]

That's a pleasure!

[Martyprod]

thank you soooooooo much phillip !!!!

marvelous, and your tempo is perfect !!

thanks again !

Didier.