My Message Goodbye is a Piece for Piano & String Sextet

5 years later, I look at this composition as if I composed it today, its an indulgence into everything I love about music, its beauty, its delicacy. This was the turning point for me, as a composer and as a human, to aim to achieve something I thought was out of my reach. 

The composition is influenced by a few of my all time favourite composers, Thomas Newman, Eric Whitacre & Einaudi. 

This piece was recorded live in the Adrian Boult Hall at Birmingham Conservatoire by a few hand picked students which i would like to give my thanks to: 
 
Violin 1 - James Hamilton
Violin 2 - Lisel Malvina Judith Jomard 
Viola 1 - Katharina von Colson 
Viola 2 - John Michael Hird
Cello - Lucy French
Bass - Alexia Barbera 

Piano - Ben Adam Weatherill

I would also like to thank Grant Bain for assisting in the recording process. 

Produced by Ben Adam Weatherill

My Message Goodbye.

With experience spanning 10 years and with two highly awarded degrees, Luné (aka. Ben Weatherill) has seen the completion of over 600 recording projects and over 50 composition projects including over 20 short films and 2 games.

Gaining substantial press attention with one of his latest compositions and productions ‘Morph for Two Saxophones & Reverb’ which Sound On Sound, Audient and various other audio companies shared across the globe, Ben is striving to create music that is not only engaging and familiar, but new! Ben has also received tuition and master classes from some of the worlds best, including The Beatles mixing legend Ken Scott, ELOs Jeff Lynne, Take That & ELO musical director, Mike Stevens, and Sony mastering engineer David Mitson.

ذئب براريٍ ضال
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لا آمُل في شيء .. لا أخاف من شيء .. أنا حر

Love life, love music, love my kids and my Granddaughter - simple :-)
Some of my tracks maybe incomplete - but that's the art of music.
DON'T FORGET...ALL MY TRACKS ARE DOWNLOADABLE (click on the MORE button) but remember though, they are copyrighted :-)

I spend about 6-8 hours a day on here in between work and sleep and I can honestly say that there is far more talent on Soundcloud than can be found on any street corner or TV show. I am very grateful for my followers support and for the many musicians I have chatted with on here. I salute those who give it their ultimate best, I applaud those who never give up and I credit DJ's, whose tireless dedication to the art of joining not one but many records together to make a party atmosphere seem like one long holiday.
I would like to thank Alex Ljung and Eric Wahlforss (the creators) for giving us Soundcloud but most of all, a chance for all musicians good or bad to unite as one and share our passion for music. By listening to most of the artists on here it has given me a real surge to do what I have loved for 40 years...make music for the world to hear. 

I hope you like the tracks I have created and I WILL flourish into a more competent musician and produce more better and durable tracks for you all to listen in the future.

God Bless you Soundcloud,

John Neilan :-)