In the 19th Century, the romantic era of classical music, the stars of the day were the equivalent to rock stars in our age. The last 50 or 60 years has seen classical music being sterilised and played so "correctly" with the primary objective being technical accuracy and perfection rather than expressing the energy and passion of the music. Jeremy has always hated this way of playing which only appeals to a relatively small audience who live with music in their head rather than their heart.
Music should touch the soul and it is more important to project the emotion of the music rather than to play it with absolute technical perfection. Striving for technical perfection often kills the emotion of the performance.
When classical music is played from the heart rather than the head it engages everyone from across the age spectrum.
Jeremy's albums express the deep and diverse experiences of his life, from great joy to painful tragedy.
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May peace break into your home and may thieves come to steal your debts. May the pockets of your jeans become a magnet for $100 bills. May love stick to your face like Vaseline and may laughter assault your lips! May happiness slap you across the face and may your tears be that of joy. May the problems you had, forget your home address! in simple words ............ May 2010 be the best year of your life!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!
Any of my friends who like and have listened to Make Someone's Day may want to hear the latest much fuller radio edit version of the track and indeed the other inspirational music that is not featured on this page on our sister page:-
Hey Jer, I think I missed the goodness of "Tauras" because it's a piece of shit American car from Ford. So I played it again, and I'm telling man, your music belongs in movies. Tauras went to the top in my player and you need more exposure man, Oh, and I put "Love Hurts" in my music vault for later. Thanks Again For Some Great Music. Your Friend Bruce in LA, California-US
We are the dead who travel fast and we love listening to your music for it comes from your soul. The notes in the mind get in the way of the music and it is known that music is about emotion and your music raises the hairs up on the back of our necks...great music...great emotion...I also heard you were going to keep an eye on us...just what does that mean...you know we live in a police state...we are a little paranoid...I am watched enough as it is, I married one of Charles Mansons girls...TDM
Merry we meet. and all that formal shit. Keep doing what you do......every color makes a sound and the planets are the biggest symphony ever was. Your music comes from the universe and is filled with a certain kind of emotion....Peace Out, Blessings from Kentucky
hey, good stuff Jeremy, Consolation was nicely done and one other for my page and 2 in my music vault for consideration. Start looking for ways to get on a Hollywood list...you should be in the
TAURUS, early on there were shades of Carole King, then it settled for me into a nice progressive track, reminiscent of Egg and Brainbox = Prog Rock with a strong classical influence, but overall it struck me like a track I never heard before, which is a good complement, because Art is about respecting the past, being influenced by it, but not directly copying, thus creating freshness for the listener and performer, very best wishes and Peace, Neil
Hi Jeremy, At Rest is a powerful track, the music is very reminiscent of Tangerine Dream on a good day, the Liszt Consolation is excellent, the strings do not detract from the piano, just seem to blend in seamlessly, Congratulations. Thank you for placing me among your top friends, I really appreciate that, and to show gratitude I will continue to work at my music, Peace, Neil.
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