Regrets

Some emotions don’t fade. They settle in quietly, like twilight on a still horizon. This piece holds that silence… and the ache within it.

James Filkins gently opens the piece with his acoustic guitar, letting each note breathe like a memory returning uninvited. Alongside him, the violin of Oleksandra Vyentseva (Ukraine) enters like a sigh, delicate yet persistent, stirring feelings buried just beneath the surface. The melancholy deepens as the accordion of Alex Somov (Turkey) drapes the composition in a soft haze of longing.

This is not a grand gesture of sorrow, but a quiet confession. Each instrument speaks softly, telling stories that words cannot hold. The music lingers where thoughts gather in silence, where memory and feeling meet. A moment for those who reflect, who feel deeply, who understand that even regret has its beauty.

Perfect for a slow evening alone, or as accompaniment to still moments of reflection and emotional connection. This composition invites you to sit with your own thoughts, to feel without rush or resolution.

Guitar: James Filkins
Violin: Oleksandra Vyentseva
Accordion: Alex Somov