Downton Abbey Theme (Single)
Downton Abbey Theme performed and revisited by Ada De Antonio on Piano. Ada’s first solo release. Relaxing focus cover.
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The Tributaries (Single)
A beautiful instrumental Modern piano, Cello and Organ song by the Sardinian Composer bzur. Released March 15th under Raighes Factory Label.
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Swiss Sensation
“Swiss Sensation,” which debuted as a commercial soundtrack, was inspired by the image of a young couple moving into their first house.
The Tributaries Single
A beautiful instrumental Modern piano, Cello and Organ song by the Sardinian Composer bzur. Released March 15th under Raighes Factory Label.
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The View
A circular composition with a warm acoustic guitar sound. Peace and serenity are brought by this fingerstyle melody.
bzur | Insieme
“Insieme” is a beautiful instrumental Modern piano song by the Sardinian Composer bzur.
Sometimes delicate, sometimes hectic, with a strong melody that drives us to another dimension. “Back to the past, when we were children”
Denis Turbide and Roberto Diana | Home away from Home
[:en]“Home Away From Home” is the first of what will hopefully be a long list of music that will mix Denis Turbide’s fingerstyle guitar and Roberto Diana’s lovely Weissenborn work.[:]
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bzur
bzur bzur started studying the piano at the age of 7. After several years, he became interested in composing, with his early works strongly influenced by Jean Michel Jarre and Vangelis. He has composed more than 400 tracks ranging from experimental and ambient electronic music to solo piano to orchestral works and his music is
Insieme
“Back to the past when we were children” “Insieme” is a beautiful instrumental Modern piano song by the Sardinian Composer bzur.
Home Away from Home
This track has the feel of sitting in your favourite chair, feet up, warm sun… relax with acoustic guitar and weissenborn
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