Bienvenu dans mon monde artistique là où je vous partagerai les aventures d'un jeune auteur, compositeur, interprète et acteur qui souhaite diffuser ses activités artistiques au public .
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Daryl Ngoga.
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Dear followers
My new single Rossignol is now in A-rotation on Danish Radio P8
Listen to the single here: https://falgren.lnk.to/rossignol
2 months ago I played a concert with my amazing quintet at Stars in Vordingborg, Denmark
Here is a live performance of the new single from this wonderful evening(Sleeve only)
Upcoming concerts:
Jan 22 - Bjarke Falgren Quintet, Giant Steps, Svendborg, Denmark
Jan 24 - Bjarke Falgren & Paolo Russo, Paolos Jazzclub, Møn, Denmark
Feb 1 - Bjarke Falgren & Sönke Meinen, Koncertkapellet, Roskilde, Denmark
See my concert calendar here: https://bnds.us/ba1pdl
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“When I Become Confused” feels like more than just a song and a video. It’s part of my story, my wife’s story and many other folks who have been touched in some way by Alzheimer’s/Dementia. Released in partnership with the Alzheimer's Society of Peel, it is both a musical offering and a call to awareness, reminding us of the power of music to reach beyond memory into shared human connection.
Check out the song and animated and live performance videos here.
STORY BEHIND THE SONG
I was playing a gig in Aberdeen, Scotland in late 2019 and an old school chum, Rob Keiller, came out to the gig. Catching up with Rob on the break, he happened to mention a poem he had written, inspired by his mother Ada who had died at the age of 64 from Alzheimer’s. I could relate to this as my wife and I were helping care for her mother during her journey with late stage dementia. I asked Rob to send me the poem and the next day I opened it up and read through. It was a moving piece with a very powerful title, “When I Become Confused”, as well as other evocative lines. Later that day, I was on a plane back to Canada and literally when the plane was touching down in Toronto, I heard a melody for Rob’s title and sang it into my iPhone along with a few other lines. Over the next few weeks, I caught some more notes in the air and managed to finish the music for the song. But I still had half the lyrics to complete. The thing about songs though, is that they have their own timing for being born. Six weeks later, I went into hospital and was told I needed open heart surgery.
It would be another year after my heart repairs that I finally dug back in and was able to finish the song lyric. Having watched my mother-in-law Ruth as the disease progressed, I became aware of things that helped me imagine what it might be like for her. I hope the song will open audiences to a sense of empathy and understanding for someone living with this disease and for those journeying with them.
RECORDING THE SONG - TORONTO - NASHVILLE - NEW YORK
For me, so many decisions along the path and journey of a song happen like instinctive signposts or, put another way, letters to my soul. It starts with the kernel of a song idea that eventually comes to fruition. But it then moves onto what key it should be in, what tempo, and what production approach you should take. Daniel Lanois describes the recording stage of a song’s journey so beautifully when he says it is the means of securing, “an aural photograph of an emotional or spiritual condition. The secret is being able to spot the magic and never lose sight of what it was about a song that excited you in the first place.”
With “When I Become Confused”, I was blessed to work with producer Justin Abedin, and he and I talked through all the pieces of how to capture the song’s magic. An important part of the puzzle were the players for the recording session and we chose the wonderful team of Davide DiRenzo on drums, Drew Birston on upright bass and Aaron Davis on piano. I’d never worked with Aaron before and Justin sent him my simple acoustic guitar/vocal work tape recording. When Aaron arrived at the studio, I remember he was surprised to find I wouldn’t be playing guitar on the session, just singing. This meant Aaron, Davide & Drew could have room to add their combined thoughtful phrasing and musical space, weaving their parts together while I sang the lead vocal. I recall vividly the amazing sense of all these wonderful parts wrapping around me as I strived to tap into the emotion of where the song came from. All these moments of magic were captured live off the floor with vintage gear and the vintage ears of Jeremy Darby at Canterbury Music in Toronto. After the session, Justin overlaid his electric guitar parts, creating a delicate soundscape like a textural brain fog over the live tracks that for me, along with the sensitivity of the other musicians, translated the lyrics of the song so beautifully. We sent the tracks to mixing maestro Chad Carlson in Nashville who did a marvellous job bringing out the organic nature of the instruments and vocal. After that, mastering engineer Dan Millice added his sensitive sonic touches to the track at his studio in New York. I truly believe each of these players, producer and engineers added a piece of their own heart and art to this recording.
When I Become Confused
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David Leask"When I Become Confused” feels like more than just a song and video, it’s both a musical offering and a call to awareness, reminding us of the power of music to reach beyond memory, into shared human connection.