Classical piano solo music played and recorded by Robert von Heeren

Piano tuning by myself.

Piano tuning by myself.

Piano tuning by myself.

This is the first piece of Schumann's Album for the Young, op. 68, written in 1848. The first 18 pieces belong to the first part of the Al um, which Schumann titled "For the more little ones". Piano tuning by myself.

"The song" from "Casablanca". Deliberately recorded on a slightly out of tune piano to mimick that salon atmosphere... Old recording in MONO.

From "Modern rhythms for jazz-guitar" No.2 by Hans-Dieter Vermeer. Transcription for piano by myself. A joyous little swinging piece. Older recording in mono.

3/4, 4/4, 7/8 bars; The last track on his CD with the same name, probably from 1989 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Metheny - Old MONO recording.

Old mono recording! This is a piano solo version of the famous Star Trek Theme song. Composed by Alexander Courage (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Courage) probably first for piano solo and later for orchestra arrangement as heard on the TV series. Piano version is in C-major "Bright Galactic Beguine". I play the original piano score and added the introduction (with the common fanfare) and a short coda, both arranged by myself relating to the orchestra score of the song as heard in the TV series (Star Trek Original series, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series)

Pjiotr - Iljitsch - Tschaikovsky - Folk - Song - Comodo - D-major - Op39 - No14 by Robert von Heeren