Album 1
(HU 3634)

Just a thought
Simply sixths
Irish coffee
A grey day in May
Butterflies in september
Solitude
Easy going
Sandy
Laurine
When summer is over
Bye, Bye Solitude

Just a thought

With a simple bas of only 3 notes and in the right hand hardly moving chords, this piece is easy to play. Adding good pedaling is essential for a spherical performance.

Simply sixths

The same principle in the bas and in the right hand an interval of sheer sixths.

Irish coffee

Like an Irish "jig" by speeding up the 6/8 rhythm. I wrote it long ago for a friend who was fond of the Irish folk music.

A grey day in May

Several years ago I wrote this piece for a friend who had to die too young. I was taken by surprise and deeply moved when I heard this music when it was played during the funeral ceremony in a crowded church.

Butterflies in september

Just came up when I was bicycling under the September-sun.

Solitude

Has a clear structure, is easy to play. They love it!

Easy going

One of my earliest little works, written when I was a poor student and meant as a Santa Claus-present for all my piano-playing family members.

Sandy

Was a pupil fond of "La ballade pour Adeline" a very popular piece of music in the eighties often played by a famous German Pianist of light music, Richard Claydermann.

Laurine

For my daughter Maaike Laurine who didn't want her first name as a title.

When summer is over

In memory of my father who died in October, and who helped us to develop the ability to enjoy music intensively. A precious gift.