The Foehn Wind

This swirling, unpredictable composition takes its name from the hot, dry wind that flows down from mountains. As I was composing it, I pictured balmy sunny evenings drinking wine on a sun-baked terrace, looking out towards mountain ranges standing tall in the distance.
You can stream it on your favourite streaming service here: songwhip.com/garrethbroke/the...
I love playing it, it's a real joy. I'm also really pleased with the way it came to me. Part of its unpredictability comes from a set of unusual chord progressions (Eb major - A major, amongst others). I've often been attracted by such weird chord progressions but it can be hard to make them sound natural. Here I feel like it makes sense. (Maybe that's just me!)
Sheet music is available here: store.garrethbrooke.com/b/XeBwP
The other thing I really enjoy is - nerd alert - it's in two different metres at once. It's easier to write it out in 3/4 time in the left hand and 6/8 time in the right hand. The music nerds amongst you will know that these are different but closely related metres, and the combination of the two creates this lovely rhythmic interplay.
This piece has been released by my frequent collaborators, Bigo & Twigetti.

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I like this very much Gareth. It's the sort of music I love to play on my piano. ❤ Do you have sheet music for this yet, for purchase? x