I re-scored three minutes of gameplay from The Legend of Zelda - Tears of the Kingdom.

Watch it on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vIL-eU5phI&t=1s

Hope you like it!

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It was screened at the Screen Music Program 2023, in Pavia, Italy.

A string quartet played it!

Jacopo Bigi - Violin
Gabriele Schiavi - Violin
Marcello Schiavi - Viola
Giulia Lanati - Cello

I deeply thank all the staff from Screen Music Program, the musicians who played and recorded my music and all the amazing person I met during those incredible 10 days in Pavia.
I hug you all.

Bye!

Beyond the Clouds

I grew up in the Florida Keys where both of my parents worked as musicians in the entertainment business.  My grandmother taught me to play the piano at an early age.  I ended up pursuing a career in mathematical research and teaching, but in my free time I enjoy composing music mainly for piano.

We're Abbey and Miguel, just a married couple making worship music and creating fun things. It's usually Miguel here.

A lot is changing in our lives, but God has never let us down. He always gives us reasons to worship.

We are inspired by oldies, classic rock, and worship. Some of the best worship songs are still the hymns!

The two of us write and record in a loft. We then send the songs to our friend David to finish them. 

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Abbey Ogas: Art Design, Beats, Composing, Engineering, Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals

Miguel Ogas: Composing, Engineering, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Producing, Synthesizer, Synthesizer Bass

David Sweetland: Mastering, Mixing, Producing, Programming

© Abbey and Miguel Publishing LLC

Music duo since 2016. Happy to collaborate with musicians all over the world, feel free to reach out with ideas and feedback! Not interested in “follow for follow / like for like” schemes. I like what I like. No need to pay me back. Genuine interactions only, please ꕤ,

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Francesco Adornetto is a neoclassical and ambient pianist and composer who believes music is a form of breath.
His pieces unfold slowly, like a mindful exhale — offering space, silence, and a sense of emotional truth.

🧘‍♂️ Deeply inspired by yoga, inner stillness, and the quiet power of presence,
his music invites you to pause, soften, and reconnect with the moment.

Blending calm piano, neoclassical minimalism, and ambient textures with occasional ethereal vocals, Francesco Adornetto creates soundscapes for yoga, meditation, slow mornings, study, and reflection.
His sound resonates with fans of Ólafur Arnalds, Ludovico Einaudi Yann Tiersen, Max Richter, and Joep Beving and more...

Since beginning his neoclassical journey in 2024, his work has gained recognition for emotional depth, introspective tone, and a delicate yet expressive language.
He has collaborated with Jessica Bains Brown, Francess Harris, Alessandra Celletti, Mauricio De Los Santos, Araceli Parra, Roberto Guerra, Dawn Walters, and others.

Francesco composes with a handcrafted approach, guided by touch, attentive listening, and the inspiration of the moment — creating music not as a product, but as a deeply human act.

Please no offers for more followers, listeners or other advertising. I don't pay for advertising!

*Thank you all for your kind support*

Happy 2025

Any physical manifestation underlies the movement. The existence of music, a favorite field of my personal research, underlies the movement.  Starting from the assumption that art forms always interpenetrate, and even complement each other when they border and cross over into apparently remote areas, I have strongly dedicated myself to investigating the inextricable relationship between music and movement.  To do this, I create installations, videos and digital interactive works that reveal relationships between objects that belong to different systems. I try to make the invisible visible, as someone said.

The Welton Shipwreck is a UK-based rock duo made up of Stu Head and John Culkin. Formed at the start of the 2020 pandemic lockdown period, their songs are written and recorded by means of long-distance collaboration from their homes in Scotland and Yorkshire. The music they make combines elements of shoegaze, post rock, folk and psychedelic.

Stu and John are old friends of over 20 years. Both originally from the Greater Manchester area, they met at university in Leeds in 2000. The band name refers to a street they lived on as students.

Both Stu and John sing, play guitar, bass, keyboards and drums across their various tracks (along with a few less conventional instruments.) They mix and produce all of their own music.

New tracks always in the works and posted right here!

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My music defies convention, eschewing strict technical boundaries in favor of allowing the raw essence of the soul to flow freely.

For me, music is more than just a collection of sounds; it's a profound expression of the soul's deepest emotions and experiences. I place a special emphasis on this ethereal connection. Music, in my view, possesses the power to produce vibrations that resonate not only in the visible realm but also in the hidden depths of our consciousness. It is a universal language, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers, capable of forging connections and speaking directly to the core of our being. It propels us toward uncharted horizons, inviting us to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and emotional exploration.

Music like snow. Falling softly, bringing silence.

I make cinematic music, centered around the piano. Often melancholic, but not without hope. Calm, but not without movement. I hope it gives you something.

My path to this kind of music wasn’t straightforward.
I quit piano lessons as a kid after just two months. Years later, I got into recording and collecting sounds. I also began capturing instruments with my modest setup. But there was one problem: I couldn’t actually play one myself. So I bought a keyboard and started taking piano lessons again. From then on I couldn't let go of music.

The music that always stayed with me was film music – fascinated by how it tells stories and how it adds depth to a moment. Over time, my own pieces became more narrative, more atmospheric. Until they became what I share with you today.

Beyond the Clouds

Antonello Tosto