In their efforts to counter violence, a Canadian rock musician and a classical pianist from The Netherlands, come together to offer a piece a free music.
Press Release (PressBurner) Feb 11, 2009 - QUEBEC, Canada, - In their efforts to counter violence, a Canadian rock musician and a classical pianist from The Netherlands, come together to offer a piece a free music.
For the whole year 2009, Robert Beriau, progressive rock musician, offers «Time Fracture», and Jorgos, classical pianist, offers recording of his interpretation of «Moonlight Sonata» from Beethoven, for free download.
«Providing this music is our modest way to express the horror of rising violence as seen over the world in recent years. If music can help improve collaboration and hamony between poeple, we would be happy to participate in our humble way»
- The song "Time Fracture".
"This song was written in memory of Catherine Bourbonnière, a young canadian women who was murdered in her home in Quebec City in 2006. Offering this song is my modest way to express the horror of violence against women."
- Beethoven "Moonlight Sonata", played by Jorgos on a Steinway grand piano
I would also sincerely thank Jorgos, a great pianist from The Netherlands, who joins me in this message of non violence, to offer you one of the most extraordiaires piano pieces to ever have been written, "Moonlight Sonata" from Beethoven. You can listen to other songs from Jorgos on http://1stpiano.com
