Piano Music Part 3

2 more songs for your listening pleasure :)

Konya Tsuki no Mieru oka ni (2nd trial)

The Departure (don't mind the mutterings in the background)



I am planning to start up a small site to put all my recordings online, easier for me & y'all :p I'll let you know when the site is finished! :)

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