The eye of time/Recording session - Piano & Cello drone

<p>Hello everyone,</p> <p>I have created this crowdfunding to have a financial support on recording, mixing and mastering my new acoustic record made of piano and cello. This approach to you makes me very uncomfortable, but I have no choice. Being an artist today is difficult, and besides the records, tours and shows all around&nbsp;the world, and the indefectible support of my label Denovali, I&#39;m out of money to keep my music alive.</p> <p>My music equipments is getting older, and I can&#39;t replace it. I used to play my entire life on cheap instruments, and I barely can record myself the electronic records at home.</p> <p>If it&#39;s still possible to record my electronic records myself at home, it is quite impossible for the acoustic versions. I&#39;ve worked hard the past 5 years to compose 11 piano songs and 3 cello songs that are good enough for me. You can check 2 of them in the video above. It was obvious for me that I couldn&#39;t record them on my cheap piano here, whith one low budget microphone. So I&#39;ve decided to make it on a very high quality grand piano, that I had the opportunity to play on for free in July, with a help of a sound engineer. I have now 11 piano songs with a very good quality that I&#39;m very proud of.</p> <p><img alt="" src="https://d3v4jsc54141g1.cloudfront.net/uploads/project_image/image/627532/67382139_10157429454753064_6073645241913573376_n-1572447841.jpg" width="100%" /></p> <p>Now remains only the cello to be done, to finish the record. There will be some piano solo, cello solo&nbsp;and some together aswell. I will need to invest into a cello microphone to make it at home. And most of it, I would&nbsp;like to pay my sound engineer for the great work he already did, and the one coming for mixing and mastering.</p> <p>I hope your understanding. To all of you, that helped me, supported me, encouraged me to keep playing, and your comments that means the world to me when I was in struggle : thank you so much. I&#39;ve been so far because there was always someone to tell me to keep going when I wanted to stop.</p> <p>Marc Euvrie</p>