Painting on Glass - The Markus Zosel Music Podcast

Welcome back to the new episode of this podcast. I think you’re about to enjoy this one, because today’s episode will be about all the things that could be, but we’re not sure about that. Let’s see what this might be in the minutes to follow.

Welcome back. Today's episode will be about a very intense feeling we all know. I’m sure about that. It is about missing someone you lost some year before on the road to this place that you call present now. And from time to time you thoughts wonder back and keep on wishing. What, if suddenly you would have the chance to meet this person again - and smiling…?

Maybe you’re a musician who tries hard to write the songs of your life, maybe you’re an author who has to believe in yourself because no-one else does the way you do.

That is alright and it’s good that you keep on going all the way - on and on. But no matter who you are and no matter what you do. At a certain point you’ll be driven to name things, after creating something you gotta give it a name. And that is not always easy and that is what this episode will be about in the minutes to follow. 

There’s magic in the moments shortly before something happens. There’s something that keeps us wordless, lack of expression and astonished when looking at it. It’s the moments shortly before a concert, shortly before we’re about to meet somebody or the seconds before something big is going to happen. You know this kind of tension, I’m sure about that. And this is what this episode is about.

The name of the song is "Like a Stranger" and it's taken from the 2019 album "OTHERWISE"

More information on the work of the artist:

www.markus-zosel.com

Season's Greetings! This is episode 44: A Holiday Special with Sheila Alderson, singer and dear friend from the north of England. Be a part of a conversation, a very special occasion and join in the conversation between two experienced singers when I had the pleasure to be invited into her beautiful home in the mellow days of December.

Credits of the songs chosen from the Christmas Album:

"Mary's Boy Child" (Hairston) / "Little Town of Bethlehem" (Brooks & Redner) / "Amazing Grace" (Neweton/ Rees) / "Away in a Manger" (Traditional) / "I Wish You" (Zosel)

The Christmas album was published in 2005 on CD.

Contact via: www.markus-zosel.com

Last night snow fell. It sounds so simple but it also offers a little bit of magic that goes along with it.

Early Morning snow is kind of special. Because it appears when you get up early and it is about to disappear within the first half of the day.

It?s fragile and lovely to look at because it decorates the outside beautifully and that way it is able to decorate your own heart for the start right into your day...

Today's show will be about the two instruments you just heard: the acoustic guitar and the piano. 

Both are instruments that would work all alone and for themselves. You can play classical guitar and there is nothing you would miss. You can also play the piano and everything is fine. Right.

But in the field of songwriting both have an enormous power when recorded together to accompany a song. Why’s that? Let’s take look at it in the minutes to follow. Come on…!