Wow, this is wonderful!! Reminds me of Jonny Greenwoods OST for Phantom Thread :)

Merci pour cette infinie douceur et ce message " My arms still orientale " ça redonne espoir. ❤️

ONE WORD, BEAUTIFUL! Thank you Andrew Lee Farquhar! Excellent and inspiring work!

A very gentle composition, which unfolds gradually

I love this track because is like a gentle invitation from the soul, where the piano whispers unspoken words and the violins weave threads of hope and longing. Each note is an invisible embrace, open and ready to receive, as if time had never closed the doors to love. I added to my playlist beautiful ❤️

A truly lovely piece, capable of stirring recollections of times gone by... Superbly composed and performed.

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Artist / Composer: Andrew Lee Farquhar
Label: Andleefar Classical

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My Arms Still Open

My Arms Still Open // Orchestral Version

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Andrew Lee Farquhar is a multi-instrumentalist and producer from the UK. His compositions often feature strings and piano, even sometimes with electronics and ambient textures.

Neoclassical Contemporary Crossover Composer  / Piano Artist:

Farquhar's solo piano music without words, evokes a minimalist emotional-world, yet in other ways neutral, melancholic, and desirable. A soundscape full of blurry images of the past; of long forgotten memories and characters from a yesteryear; of times gone by and ever-looping addictive piano phrasing, of beautiful melodies from far-away-destinations, far-away-waters, far-away-skies, far-away-landscapes. 

Born in Northern England, he spent years studying piano, developing a minimalist, modern classical repertoire. He is a highly creative piano artist with a distinct flair in the neoclassical minimalist genre stratosphere.

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