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You know I’m writing Music. And you know that I write books. And you’ve already been familiar with the thought that there is a close relation of both areas according to the way I do express and I do feel. They belong together and in this case, book and album are very interesting.
This episode takes the first song of the new album to enter in this mellow space of writing - and reading.
Feel free to find more information on the official website:
www.markus-zosel.com
This is another one of my short stories - one more example of my writing. I hope you’ll enjoy it. It's taken from the book "Cut Flowers" published in 2017.
But now, let’s go to the setting of the story: A balcony in an old part of a medium sized city and a couple of friends who have met there.
Get your own copy of the book here:
https://www.amazon.com/-/de/dp/B06Y483DG9/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&crid=2YIBCWUCGHOFX&keywords=Markus+Zosel+Cut+Flowers&qid=1641239245&sprefix=markus+zosel+cut+flowers%2Caps%2C231&sr=8-1
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https://www.markus-zosel.com
There are so many things we dream about - and in dreams we all are free.
We are as free as we can be and we have wings to fly wherever we want to go to in an instant. Nobody is able to steal your dreams away and theres is no one who has the right to do so.
This song is dealing with the mellow space of dreams, reflected by the harsh winds of reality. Can these two ways pair or go along as one - right next to each other and without being irritated by each other? Can you tell?
I've always tried to combine the classical orchestra with the songwriting I am looking for to a really high degree.
But I've always wanted an orchestra that has things to say, not just to accompany, you know. You can do wonderful things while orchestrating the music and end up in a dialog with the songwriter an its song.
That is what I am looking for and this is what I intended while recording this very song from my current album.
This episode is about the song "It All Did Change" taken from the 2021 album "Watershed".
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www.markus-zosel.com
Or listen to his music online on any musical outlet on the internet of your personal choice.
After the feedback on #21 I am going to read another of my short stories to you. It has also been taken from the book "Cut Flowers" and bears the title "Border patrol".
Now enjoy listening to the story.
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https://www.amazon.com/-/de/dp/B06Y483DG9/ref=sr_1_11?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&crid=3QHCZVF3FJJE1&dchild=1&keywords=Markus+Zosel&qid=1635490436&qsid=130-6725008-4611233&s=books&sprefix=markus+zosel%2Cstripbooks-intl-ship%2C178&sr=1-11&sres=1097189201%2C1981708030%2C1798606925%2C1974297470%2C172385932X%2C1500877034%2CB08JJTR17G%2CB08JJQLK7M%2C1512236586%2C1535321180%2C1544928750%2C1539633705%2C1539800202%2C1523779845%2C1508883513%2C1499753659
Additional Music:
"Clouds Come Rolling In" (instrumental) from the current album WATERSHED.
Further information on Markus Zosel writing in music and literature:
https://www.markus-zosel.com
In today’s episode I am going to take you to a very special place that you’ll be able to paint yourself in mind even though you’ve never been there before. You are interested? That’s fine - just come along. The name of the small town is Kleinenberg. That's also the name of the song you'll find on the CD "Songs For Whoever" from 2012.
In case you want a copy you can get it here:
https://www.markuszosels-cd-und-buchshop.com/shop/cds/cd-songs-for-whoever/
Or follow the contact link of my website:
https://www.markus-zosel.com/kontakt/
Today’s episode is going to be a little different than the ones before. This one is about a short story which I am going to read to you in the minutes to follow. I published it in a book with the title »Cut Flowers« - a collection of short stories. Well, this is an example of my writing. I hope you’ll enjoy it. But now, let’s go to the setting of the story. A beach bar at the "Shores of Light", the Mediterranean - on a warm evening in late summer.
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https://www.amazon.com/-/de/dp/B06Y483DG9/ref=sr_1_12?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&dchild=1&keywords=Markus+Zosel&qid=1631985128&s=books&sr=1-12
Today I’ll get you hooked on a melody you are about to hear in an instant. Don’t you believe that? Then let’s see.Give it a try.
It's available on all major music outlets online, such as Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music, etc.
This episode’s title is a question. In the next 10 minutes I am going to tell you why that is. Let’s get started and right into this.
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www.markus-zosel.com
In 2012 Markus published the album "Songs For Whoever" which is just a physical CD and not available on any online services.
This is the story behind the lines of the song "Earth Song 2013". Come along and see what's hidden underneath.
In case you like the song and are interested in getting your personal copy of the album just leave a note via the website und we'll contact you:
https://www.markus-zosel.com/kontakt/
From the publisher's feed
An honest podcast from the workshop of a songwriter about the creation of songs, lyrics and thoughts - between music and literature.
Markus Zosel’s podcast Painting on Glass is a captivating series where he reflects on his work as a singer-songwriter and author. He invites listeners into ”his study,” sharing insights into his creative process and the stories behind his music and writings. The podcast is described as »painting on glass while the light comes shining through«, symbolising the delicate and transparent nature of his artistry.
This podcast explores themes of creativity, storytelling, and the delicate artistry involved in songwriting and writing. He reflects on his experiences as a singer-songwriter and author, sharing insights into his creative process and the inspirations behind his works. The podcast often delves into the emotional and philosophical aspects of art, offering listeners a transparent and heartfelt perspective on his journey.
In essence, his podcast themes act as guiding principles for crafting music that is authentic, innovative, and impactful.
You can also listen to Painting on Glass on platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Taken from: Microsoft, BING (copilot)