Setting of the poem Noche Oscura by St. John of the Cross, written about 1578. This is a corrected version of my 1976 piece, completed in March 2024 and performed through NotePerformer software.

NOCHE OSCURA

Realized using Notion and Studio One featuring LASS3 Strings, and Spitfire Studio Brass and Winds.

24-5 - Debussy - Children's Corner: 3. Serenade for the Doll

What are you getting so worked up about? Move on. None of this matters.
Music and lyrics: Lewis Christian Furber
Copyright © 2024 Lewis Christian Furber

No Horse

Flowers

Hello. Lew here, writing to you from my tiny studio in Cardiff, UK. I like guitars and banjos and mandolins and synthesizers and drum machines. My debut album "No Horse" is a country synthpop combination of all of those. Lyrically, it focuses on the ideas of the separate self as an illusion, goals as one-way tickets to disappointment, and how in that context everyday human interaction seems absurd. I also like lap steels and a lot of backing vocals. They're on the album, too.
I'm a one-man-band, and I'm working on new music all the time. I'll keep you posted.
Let's be music friends.

Flowers

Lew Furber

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