Dusty Chalk

Yup…or that “Dems can be prone to bias, too”.

I just found it amusing that that video was brought to you by Fox News.

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Happy birthday, Pete formerly known as Digi-! (party favour noise)

Agreed on both counts. He plays nice, too. Really enjoyed the music.

Listening to some delicious Fender Rhodes by Marcin Grachowina: https://jazzijazzful.bandcamp.com/track/sad-frog

Listened to a wide variety of Chopin's Preludes. Got a little...uh...feverish...towards the late afternoon.

Alice Sara Ott, Echoes of Life -- largely Chopin's 24 Preludes, Op. 28, interspersed here and there with other short pieces. That album cover hurts my eyes, though. EDIT: Oh, wow, she (Ott) wrote a piece on this one, albeit based on fragments of Mozart's Lacrimosa.

Stumbled across another option for you (potentially -- I don't know all your requirements): Roland Rubix 44 or 22.

More Hiromi -- dang I love (and low-key miss) her use of synthesizers:

Happy birthday, Todd! I hope you have a superblime day. (party favour noise)

Happy birthday! (party favour noise)

Hiromi Uehara, Spectrum solo jazz piano, I forgot how great this one in particular is. E.G., This is just so insanely great! I should also mention that it appears her entire back catalog (including personal favourites, Time Control, Brain, &c.) has been uploaded to streaming platforms Tidal and Spotify, so...yay!

Yeah, that's all I ask any more, I don't have a favourite of anything any more (other than maybe for Schubert's 2nd Piano Trio), so just ask after worthy performances. Thanks, will give it a listen!

Particularly good? Those are two of my favourite violin concertos (with the Mendelssohn), so I already have several favourite performances, won't bother unless you say it's worth listening. Me: Susumu Hirasawa's Beacon, first release in several years! https://digital.susumuhirasawa.com/album/beacon

RIP Dusty Hill

Happy birthday, amigo! (party favour noise)

Brian Eno, Small Craft on a Milk Sea -- pacific ambient example:

Knucks introduced me to my new favourite obsession last night: Border 50 by Master Margherita. It's dubby, and downtempo, and super chill with an absolutely glacial pace. I skimmed through the first track of a couple of other of his albums, and none of them are like this one, but the rest of the tracks on this one are of a similar ilk as the one track he played, so I will be adding this album to my studying playlist.

Not sure what your threshold is, but if you like your prog borderline avant, I highly recommend Wax People (recent EP release) and All Traps on Earth (several year old album -- kinda Zeuhl, vaguely jazzy (in the same way that A Passion Play is vaguely jazzy), mostly instrumental symphonic prog, very great). Me:

FYI for fans of this album: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/trout-mask-replica-captain-beefheart-streaming-1193345/ Me, listening to study music while studying (it's kind of slapdash, intended to be listened to on random, as there's some repetition which I haven't bothered separating out:

Egad, I think the church had fewer rifts.